Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-26
CITY NEWS.

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 Special forecast for Connecticut. Fair tonight and Sunday; warmer to- night.
 The cheapest place to buy your meats is at Kennedy's, 3S6 North Main street
 Michael Hogan and Joseph Grimes wifi attend the fair held at Pythian hall, W'atertown, tonight.
 A large dancing class for entire new beginners was opened by Pro lessor Bailey last evening.
 w. J. Jackson of this city and John H. Cassidy of Norwich will soon open a law office over J.. B. Mullings store on Bank street.
 The funeral of Edward .. Lewis will take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from the family residence on Prospect street.
 John Bowling of IS Aver street has returned from St Vincent's hospital, \. T., where he has been under treat ment for an abscess. MT Bowling is almost totally recovered from his sick ness.
 The Patrick Sarsfield club will meet in future in G. A. k. hall on the second and fourth Mondays of each month. Meeting next Monday night. All are requested to be present, as important business is on hand.
 The Gaelic Athletic club will meet to-r1orrew morning at 10 o'clock to make arrangements for the match of football with the Bridgeports, which will be played at the Driving park the Sunday before Thanksgiving.
 Rev Father Bray, formerly of this city, for some months an assistant pastor at St Mary's cLurcll, New BYi- tain, is at Dr StylAss sanitarium iii that city in a critical condition. He is said to be suffering from cancer
 Manager Quinn of the Torrington football team has telegraphed Manager Cosgrove that it will be impossiblefor them to play i'll Waterbury to-mor- row. Mir Cosgrove has secured the strong Edgewood team from New Ha ven to play here. This team lost but one game last year, and strong game is expected.
 An interesting football game will be played at the Driving park tomor- row afternoon between the Films Of this city and the Edgewood A. O. of New Haven The Films showed their DroweSs two weeks since, when they defeated the Merrimacs. They have been practicing diligently since. The Edgewood A. c. eleven is strong one and will give the Films a hard rub.
 The registrars of voters will be in session in the police court room, cifg hall building. next Wednesday. from 9 o'clock in the morning until , in the af- ternoon for the purpose of revising the last perfected list of electors, and de posting said list with the town clerk. to be used at the election to be held Tuesday. November ,, to choose dele gate to the reform convention.
 Louis Bouet, aged s1 years, dief this morning at his sons residence, Al eXander Bouet. 3 Sunnyside avenue. MT Bcuet came from France four years ago ana eight months later lost lis wife at the age of 72. He leaves T son, Alexander, to mourn his loss, and several grandchildren. Services will be held at St Ann's church with SOL emn high mass of requiem at $ a. 1u. Monday. 1nterment will take place in Calvary.
 St Ceeilia's fair will close tonight. The weather has been most propitious all during the fair. As the best of mu- sic is furnished and this is the closing night a large attendance is expected The fair committee is extremely thankful for the patronage extended by the public. Go to the fair tonight to get your prize and see the Shelvey brothers with Professor Rivers in their wonderful acrobatic feats.
 The pupils of Miss Arthur's room in tine Crosby Grammar school have re- organized their debating society, known as the Junior Wranglers, which was established last year. The fol- lowing officers have been elected: Eu- gene Sullivan, president; Maud Hen derson. vice-president; Agnes Cornish, secretary: John Tobin, treasurer. The firsr debate will be held next Friday. This debating club was of vast bene- fit to the pupils last year who entered into the affair with the proper spirit. It is hoped that it will be as succuss- full this year.
 Jacques Cartier ,conclave, No S1O, Improved Order of Heptasophs, held very enthusiastic meeting last even ing. There were two candidates mi tiated and four new applications for membership were received The con- clave appointed an entertainment committee of seven, as follows: J. A. Pratt, J. o. Lapalme. J. H. D'Aoust, L. A. Farley, L. E. Valentine, Joseph NJ. Rochon, l.. Trudell, to make ar judgements for their concert and ball that will take place in the near future.
 NJ R. Sternberg, bookkeeper of the National Silver Go, Meriden, is visit ing friends in this city.
 At the annual meeting of the Water bury Indian association yesterday af- ternoon, which took place at the resi- dence of Mrs B. A. Smith on Hillside avenue, the following officers were chosen: President Miss Constance G. DuBois; first vice president, Mrs F. E. Castle; second vice president, Mrs A. s. Chase; third vice president, Mrs | c. F. Chapin; secretary, Mrs Shannon; treasurer, Mrs Donaldson; entertain. ment committee, Miss DuBois, Mrs Castle. Miss R. NJ. Driggs. The re | ports of the different officers were read and approved. Miss Dubois gave ar interesting talk on her summer tour