Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-02
CITY NEWS.
St patrick's fair. November to


 in G. A. R. block tonight.
 There will be an important meeting tomorrow at D. m. i'll K. Of c. hall of Sheridan council, Knights of Colum- bus.
 Miss Nellie Sullivan of 147 Prospect street won pair of sofa pillows at 1 St Joseph's T. A. society fair, city hall, Wednesday evening.
 There will be an anniversary re- quiem mass for the late Patrick Hig- | gins at the Immaculate Conception church at s o'clock Monday morning. ] The funeral of Patrick Lehan will take place tomorrow afternoon at :3e o'clock from his late home on south street, with service at St ffancls Xayier's church and interment in St i Joseph's cemetery.
 i The funeral of Mrs Henry Brown will take place tomorrow afternoon from her late home on South Wilson street at 30 o'clock to St Patrick church. The interment will be i'll St Joseph's cemetery.
 1 Attorney Susan c. O'Neill appeared i in the superior court in New Haven ] yesterday ill the suit of Miss Myra Louise Gallagher against the Adams Express Go The suit is for Sl,OoU i for damages to harp. Miss O'Nelil and Miss Gallagher were school | friends.
 | The socialist party of Connecticut is alive and active in this constitutional campaign The delegate from Wa terbury is Irving G. Chatfield. The managers of the local organization are | distributing circulars and ballots to- day and are making a hustling can- vass for their delegate.
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street. Specials after o'clock Ladies hose, were 1Oc. this evening 7c: ladies' fieeced hose. were 15c. this evening i He; ladies' fannelette night robes, were 75c, this evening 49c; ladies black mercerized skirts, were S1 and S1.25, this evening S9c; ladies white | aprons, this evening 10c.
 Union Rescue Mission, PIT South Main street-Sunday evening service at 7:3O. conducted by A. A. Benedict. | Subject. Galilee 6:9, 10. Remarks by A. c. AIintie, Mrs T. D. Bassett and others. Friends of the work and es- pecially all corners earnestly invited to attend this. rally meeting. Sun day school at 2:45 and Gospel temper ance meeting at 4, conducted by the l W. c. T. Union.
 The New Britain High school foot ball team arrived in town today about noon. They were accompanied hy ! fifty or more. rooters, who proudly i wore the school colors, yellow and 1 crimson. The entire party was confi- dent that they would win from Water bury this afternoon. A large crowd is l present at the game. there being a number of lady rooters present. The local High school flags and colors are much in evidence.
 Some conscience stricken party is surprising people in different parts of the state by sending them money without any instructions as to what it is for or from whom it comes. Yes terday the mail brought an envelope to the Waterbury Buckle Go contain ing two $10 bills and a $5 bill The letter was mailed from Bridgeport Other concerns in the state have re ceived similar surprises, and it is hop ed that the business will be kept III until every man gets his own.
 At bar meeting in the district court this morning, Judge Cowell presiding all motions on the short calendar list went over to next week. The follow ing cases were assigned for hearing Tuesday, Catherine Derwin vs Joilr : Gilmartin ct ux; Wednesday, Julis Madden vs Michael J. McMahon: No vember II, John Leffier x Go ys Dayit H. Casey, two cases; November 1o ! Byron Futile vS George H. Ford, tW, ! of fr.;J 1f n. , policy of S1 .000 upon the life of tn late David Barry of Naugatuck wa
 ordered drawn up.
 All members of labor unions in Ws
 terbury are requested to meet at tn Buffers,' Polishers' and Brass Worker
 hall. Il 1-2 Grand street, at o'clock tt
 morrow afternoon. for the purpose ( making final arrangements for th ! election which will be held here on NJ
 vember , to decide upon man f
 represent Waterbury at the constitl
 tional convention. All the labor III
 ions have indorsed MT Guilfoile, b.
 lieving that it is for the best interes.
 of the community and the state ths
 he should he delegated to perform ths
 important duty
 This forenoon Captain Dunphy
 the St Thomas Cadets received a di
 patch from the Yannigan football teal . of Bridgeport stating that it will be in ( possible for them to play here to-mo c row. The Cadets added the folloy r. ing to the dispatch, Reason, col o feet" Captain Dunphy desires
 say to those who hold tickets for u z game which was scheduled to come Q p 1 tomorrow and which is now indefinit !. ly postponed, that they can get the c- money back or exchange the ticke c for a game which will come off
 week from tomorrow.
 b There was the usual large crowd z
 the St Joseph's fair last night. I'll
 suppers continue to attract Iare crowds. Last evenings stage progral , was very interesting. Masters Kee1
 and Courtney pleased the large aud
 ence with their vocal selections, whi
 Wilson Tessier was as good as ever
 his slack wire speciality. Tonight ii
 afr will come to an end. The dray
 ing of prizes will take place. Don :, forget, however, that excellent su = pers will be served as usual to-nigl 'e and that there are still fine chances ie winning some fine fancy articles f, |