Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-30
CITY NEWS.

Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight and Thursday; warmer; light to fresh southwest winds.
 The Patrick Sarstield club will com memorate the memory of the Man chester martyrs, Allen, Larkin and O'Brien, on the evening of November 23.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church tomorrow morning at o'clock for the late Mrs Ann kil- lcughey of Baldwin street.
 The remains of Squire Woodruff of Middletown, IN. Y., arrived in Water bury yesterday at 12:35 in charge of Undertaken w. J. Spain. Burial was at Pine Grove cemetery at 1 o'clock.
 There was a large attendance at the semi-annual smoker of Nosahogan lodge, I. o. o. F., in Odd Fellows hall last night. The affair. was managed by Charles Eggleston, Peter E. Reeves, Adam Callan, D. NJ. Davis, F. r. Williams and A. Ashborn.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Mrs Eugene Beach, Mrs McCadam, Harold German, Chas R. Jones, Miss Helena Murphy, Fred Poucher. Burt Richards. care NJ. T.. Nichols. Miss Elizabeth Warner, John Welsh, care Mrs Mccarthy, Mrs Min nie Welton.
 On account of Friday being holy day in the Catholic church the Catho- lie Women's association classes that were to have met that evening have adjourned, as the rooms will not be open. The class in penmanship will meet for organization Thursday even ing at 7:30 o'clock in the reception room.
 Ernest, son of Mir and Mrs John Wright of West Burton street, was five years old last evening and in hon or of that event gave to a number of his neighbors and friends reception. Master Wright was naturally very happy. He gave to each of his guests a souvenir of the occasion. There was a great deal of fun and music and sweet things to eat and drink.
 The Golden Stars and the Simons- vile football teams played a game of Rugby yesterday, which resulted in a big victory for the Stars, the score being 9 to o ill favor of the latter. The lineup of the yictors was as follows: F. Hogan and ]. s1cCormack, center; D. Riordan, guard; F. Flayin, left guard; T. McNiff and J. Hea1ey, right tackle; T. Day, left tackle; J. Began, right end; !. Burns, left end: F. Carroll (captain), quarterback; c. Aubertin (manager), fullback; w. Kel- ly, right halfback; T. Reilly, left half back. The Golden Stars is said to be one of the best amateur teams in the city, and in support of this claim the boys are willing to try their profici- ency in handling the pigskin with any team in town whose players are under II. Managers ofl-teams desiring fur the information on this matter are Ip quested to call upon or address Peter Carroll, S56 Baldwin street.
 The first anniversary of the Luther league, young peoples society con nected with the German Lutheran church, will be celebrated tonight with special services in the German Luth- eran church. Addresses appropriate to the occasion will be delivered by Rev T. Lenke of Seymour and Rev W. Voelker of New York city, who are considered excellent speakers. The local Luther league is a branch or the Luther league of the United States, the membership of which is very large. The local league was organized by the Rev R. l.. Pfeil, pastor of the German Luthern church, last October It started with a membership of eleven, but now has enrolled on it's member ship list sixty-one active members, sev eral associate and honorary members, and there are a number of applicants T int league holds it's sessions every Thurs day in the church parlors Tomorrow evening the league will give an enter tainment.
 At the '. NJ. c. A. building last even ing the '. NJ. C.. A. g1ee club was formed. It will be under the direction of R. A. Laslett Smith, organist of Trinity church. George Towle was elected temporary secretary and treas urer until the next meeting, Noyem- Der ,. when all the officers will be elected R. S. Ross. chairman; R. A. Laslett Smith, James Gearing, Will liam Curtfss. Frederick Trowbridge and George Towle were appointed a committee to draw up a code of by laws The club starts well and promises much for the future. The list of members are as follows: R. A. Laslett Smith, musical director; James Gearing. Robert Hanigan, S. L. Arthur, first tenors: William Curtiss, Charles Williams, Harvey Davis, second ten OTIS: R. s. Ross. Frederick l.. TlOw- bridge. Harry Hotchkiss, Max Kluttig, Percy Valentine, first bassos; O. Chap man, c. Mckay, Harry Sanderson. William Comber and George Towle, second bassos.