Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-24
CITY NEWS. M

St Patrick's fair at Lyceum tonight. Moriarty's undertaking night calls answered at store or at District Iele-. 1 graph office.
 F Special sale of fancy Elgin cream cry butter at cost this week, only 25 I cents, Great A. & F. Tea Go. The SimonsvilIe Social club will | give it's postponed masquerade sociable | in their hall at Simonsville this even- l ing.
 The electors of the Town Plot school district will hold meeting tonight to complete arrangements for the great battle against consolidation. Waterbury Tent 36. of the AIacca- bees. will hold an important meeting in Congress hall this evening. and it is expected that every member will be present. S' +-.. ..- The remains of Mrs Greenberg former resident of this city. who died yesterday in New York, were brought here to-day By Undertaken Moriarty and inferred in Melchisedeck ceme- tery.
 The Waterbury Typographical union has issued circulars to the different organizations about town urging them to patroniZe union offices when they have anything to do in the printing business.
 Professor Joseph Mooney left this morning for Chicago where he will join the Metropolitan Opera company as understudy to one of the leading members of that company, Signor Gio- vanni Seotti.
 An operetta will be presented at the convent of Notre Dame tomorrow night. Members of the Alumnae as socia ton. their friends and all well wishers of the institution are invited to be present. l. William Shannahan of Pemberton street. and Miss Mary Shannahan. of the same street. were married this morning al the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father OBrien. The witnesses were Patrick Shanna- han and Miss Josephine Shannahan.
 The open air concert which the St Thomas D. and l.. society intended giv- ing last evening had to be postponed on account of the costumes failing to arrive. It will take place next We'd nesday evening and to make up for the disappointment of last evening parade will be given.
 A musical Kindergarten matinee will be given at the Kimball school of music Saturday. January 26. at D. III. All those interested ill this won derful new method of teaching chill dren music should attend. Tickets can be secured free of charge by call ing at the school for them.
 MT and Mrs George Garner of Cher " street celebrated the fifth anniver- saly of their marriage last night. X large number of relatives and friends were in attendance. The entertain ment was furnished by Miss Annie Lunny and William Downes The presents received included d beautiful center table.
 The funeral of Leon Pelletier took place this morning from his late resi- dence on Dover street with q mass of requiem at St -Anne's church by the Rev Father Sentcac and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Samuel Doucette. William Bro deur.. George Brodeur, Achille Dus-l sault, George Rock and Arthur Gil bert.
 The officers of the different councils of the Knights of Columbus will be installed in their new hall in the Platt block tonight. A social session will follow the business meeting, during
 
 cises will be rendered. including ad- dresses by members of the order and others. Every knight in the city should make it point to be on hand.
 The new session of the Y. M. c. A. city council was auspiciously opened last evening, a large number of young | men being present. Robert s. Walker l was elected mayor, while Robert Platt was chosen president of the board of aldermen. Other city officers were | elected and Mayor Walker assigned q 1 person to each ward. Another meet 1 ing will be held Wednesday evening of | next week.
 The annual fair of the united courts | of Foresters will open in City hall Sat urday evening. February ?, and con- tinue until the following Saturday. An | efficient committee has been laboring 1 for months to eclipse all previous af- fairs of the kind. Prizes aggregating l S1.0OO will be distributed and interest 1 among the members and their friends l is at fever heat. Fine stage enter tainments will be in order, and plenty of good music for dancing. l Judge Bradstreet to-day handed
 down a decision in the suit of Frank
 Edens against Ella A. Case, adIn.i. l tratrix Decision was for the plain | tiff to recover $60 and costs. The suit
 was to recover for certain goods,
 among which was q piano and lawn 1 mower When these were sold to the l plaintiff, it was alleged they were in
 good condition and when they were re-
 plevined by the plaintiff the piano was
 out of tune and battered and the lawn
 mower had lost it's edge.
 1 Everything is in readiness for the
 ball of the Waterbury club in City 1 hall tonight and the indications point
 tb. q crowded house. Colts band of l Hartford will furnish music. The I place is Handsomely decorated and the
 old hall never looked better during its 1 whole life A bridge has been erect
 ed across the alleyway between the
 city hall and the Scovin house. The
 grand march will be led by George l.. White and his sister, Mrs Lynde Har- 1 rison of New Haven. Only members of the club and their friends can be admitted.
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