Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-05
WATERT0NN J0TTINGS.
wATERTowN VOTING TO-DAY
 FOR CONVENTION DELEGATE.

The Votes Rolled are Light, as the
 Nominee Represents Both Parties
 Big Real Estate Auction Thursday
 The Operetta, "The Sleeping Beauty
 Up to Date''-Notes.
 The party who is opening the Milo Hart property on the East Side iias de- yiSed q novel scheme for drawing the people to the grounds. E. H. Mattoon sold the property few weeks ago in- tact and it is now being cut up into building lots The lots will be auc- tioned off to the highest bidders, and S1 GOO in presents are to be given away just to show the people of Wa tertown that there are no hard feel ings. The auction will commence Thursday and continue until Saturday.
 Conner of the Taft school football team is nursing a pair of bad looking eyes received at the game las5 Satur- day with HotchkisS in lakeYille.
 Homer P Barlow has started his rug and mat factory to supply orders for the winter trade. NIr Barlow is the inventor of the celebrated Barlow baby carriage robe with circular lap. It is understood that the action against his brother ErastuS for alleged in- fringement of patent has been dropped.
 The local order of Companions of the Forest is arranging an interesting. pro- gram for the winter. The regular goat used for several years in initja ton work died recently from an attack of indigestion and q broncno has been secured to replace it.
 A local merchant has supplied his clerks with motto cards bearing the following inscription: If we rest, we rust: if we trust, we bust; therefore, no rest. no rust; no trust, no bust"
 Another large sale of real estate has been effected through B. H. Mattoon's agency.
 The Evening Democrat job printing department is complete in all it's branches.
 SIessrS Beers and Heminway have started in their new business in Wa terbury and are meeting with encour- aging success.
 On Thursday afternoon the Women's auxiliary will meet in Christ church parish house, when Miss Dubois, q eel ebrated lecturer, will relate her ex- v Mission Indians of California. Miss DuBois has appeared at the Friendly league in Waterbury on several oeca- sionS and has given hiehly interesting talks regarding her varied experiences. She is a most extensive trayelec and q close student of human nature. Con corning the Mission Indians, she has an acquaintance with them embracing many months. and their mode Of living is perfectly familiar to her. \ large attendance of the auxiliary is earnest 1y requeSted. Supper will be served at .4:45.
 The polls opened at the usual hour this morning and from all appearances the votes boiled for constitutional del is the neminee of both parties and con- sequently sure of election.
 The operetta '.The Sleeping Beauty Up to Date.' will be presented in the town hall Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, November 19 and 20 There are about thirty people in tle cast. Re hearsals have been held regularly and everything is in readiness to proceed with the production.
 It is understood that Representative 4. N. Woolson will be given seren- ade on some evening this week.
 The Rev Edward Brennan of St Johns parish, New Haven, who is about to enter the United States navy service as a chaplain, was a, guest at St Johns rectory yesterday The young clergyman looks forward to his prospective appointment with en>hpsi- asm.