Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-18
CITY NEWS.

Moriarty's undertaking night calls answered at store or at District Tele- graph office.
 Pork Joins. Sc lb chickens 1Oc and 12c, roasts Gc and Sc lb, at Castles market for Saturday.,
 Attorneys O'Neill and Burpee went to New York this morning to take de- positions in the ClowesMiller case.
 The mandolin class at the Friendly league will meet for the last lesson of the first term this evening. There was no lesson last week on account of the storm.
 The Women's Missionary society of Trinity church held meeting yester- day afternoon and perfected plans for the annual parish supper, which will be given on February 6-7.
 The board of aldermen will meet at s o'clock tonight for the purpose of hearing people woh want to state their views on the consolidation. As this is likely to be the last open meeting on that subject. all who desire to be heard in the premises should make it q point to be on hand.
 The following are the officers of the Odd Fellows Hall association: Jay H. Hart. H. L. Wade. C. H. Hart, H.. hNtCNiLlltth. 'Ioilil DAttiI. oSoi AA' Cowell. T. D. Barlow, J. s. Galley, b. E. Wilson, E. L. Coe. H. W. Lake. F. E. Cross, F. G. Humphrey, A. l. Chat field. c. H. Bronson. A 6 per cent dividend was declared.
 All arrangements are completed for the fourth anniversary of the St N[ary's T. A. and B. society tonight at Leavenworth hall, from present in- dications it will be q very pleasant affair. Refreshments will be served free by the ladies of the society. Music by American band orchestra. Prompting by Professor Pole.
 Eagle Hive. No 16. Ladies of the Maccabees, held an important meeting iH Johnson hall last night. Six pro- positions were received. The society has decided to give an entertainment for the purpose of raising the nucleus of fund for establishing q sick Dene lit fund This will be independent of the insurance. which is the main fea- ture of the organization.
 l To-day again there was no city court This repeated condition of affairs is perpleXing but gratifying to the court officials and also the police department They cannot explain it. The factories are not so busy that they employ everyone in town who desires to work, for quite contrary situation is shown every morning city court is held. the public benches be l ing overcrowded. If the statement .'there was no city court to-day is repeated q few days more. the record l for this month will SurpaSS all pre- i viouS records.
 ! The Ladies Turn Nerein NorwartS gave a masquerade ball in Turn hall last night. The committees were made up as follows: Arrangement commit tee: Mrs c. Flooring. Mrs J. Herr mann, Mrs F. Zehnder, Mrs w. Drescher. Miss I. Daehne, Miss l.. Wiehn. Mrs J. Natusch: floor commit tee, Mrs c. Flooring. Mrs J. Hermann, Mrs w. Drescher Mrs F. Zehnder, Miss L. Daehne. Miss L. Wiehn: re- ception committee. Mrs J. Natusch, i Mrs H. Wiehn, Mrs G. Groetzebach.
 At the annual meeting of the Wa | terbury Merchants association officers l were elected for the ensuing year as 1 follows: President, o. A. Ziglatzki 1 first vice-president. F. P. Fitzgerald: second vice-preSident. C. D. Nyc; 1 treasurer, Isadore Chase; directors for two years. John Blair, E. c. Colby, w. S. Jones, r. c. Cowles, R. \. Blakes- | less: directors for one year. Thomas l Conlon. c. L. Rodgers. John Moriarty, J. B. Mccarthy and E. W. Mooring The association has a membership of 103. The annual banquet will be held | on February II.
 L. R.. K. of F.. returned on the : o'clock train from New Haven last | night and were met at the station by E. F. Durand and Waterbury com panies and escorted to SpeedwelI hall 1 where they were the guests of the military hall UiVan hy F . company. No II. At the meeting in New Haven Colonel Stokes of Neri- den. the assistant adiutant general | was elected brigadier general to sue ceed General Roman 4. Chapman of | Middletown. resigned. Lieutenant
 Colonel 4. J. Leonard of this city was elected colonel and Charles A. Dearth
 was elected lieutenant-clolonel.
 Tomorrow night the fair of St Pat
 rick s church opens at the Lyceum | Every arrangement hos been con-
 pleted for the affair and there is every
 indication that the fair will have an
 aupicious opening night. 1ue stage
 program which will be in charge of
 the St Thomas Cadets, will be as fol
 lows: Messrs Malone and Heating in
 their inimitable cake walk and baton
 exercises; James Sullivan, one of the
 best clog dancers in the state will en
 certain the audience with some of his 1 fanciful steps; Master keefe will be
 heard in soprano solos, and severa
 selection will be rendered by q quar tet composed of young men. A fine
 supper will be served each evenins
 during the fair. There will also bt
 dancing each evening.
 The prospects of reviving the O'Con
 nell Rovers Hurling team are yer,
 bright. Yesterday John Hayes of 33S: Baldwin street. one of those mainl, . interested in the matter, received iron
 the Wolf Tone team of New York
 letter informing him that when in
 O'Connell team has been formed an,
 ready to enter the arena again tn
 Wolf Tones will pay them q visit and will also play rattling game her
 or in New York on Good Friday. I is also expected of the OConnells tha they will become members of tn
 Gaelic association. Those intereste l in the formation of the new club eS
 pected to hold . meeting last evening
 but owing to it being drill night @
 Company c. to which many of theL