Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-25
CITY NEWS.

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 Call and try q deep sea wave at Birney's cafe Saturday night.
 Large stock of dried fruits received at Boylan's Butter store, 194 South Main street.
 Moriarty's undertaking night calls answered at store or at District Tele- graph offiee
 Two cents a pound reduction on pot roasts and boiling beef at Castles mar ket. Read his list of. specials tonight.
 The Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H., will hold an important meeting at 8 o'clock tonight. All members are re- quested to be present.
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Ha- penny will take place tomorrow morn ing at S:3O o'clock from her late resi- dence, 15 Taylor street.
 The annual ball of the Waterbury club was held in City hall last night and attracted a large attendance. The grand march was led by George l.. White and his sister. Mrs Lynde Har- rison, of New Haven.
 Ansantawae lodge, I. o. O. F., will give a banquet this evening to it's mem- bers who participated in the minstrel performance for the benefit of the lodge in Poli's a few weeks ago.
 Mrs Harriet Dye died this morning at her home. 124 East Main street. Besides her husband. Frederick Dye. she leaves one daughter. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon.
 Final preparations are being com- pleted for the concert and sociable to be given by the Merrhnac club at SpeedWell hall. Wednesday evening. January 30. The best of music will be furnished for the dancing and q good time is assured all who attend.
 Mrs Margaret Dempsey, aged "A years. died last evening at the Water bury hospital. The remains were re- moved to the family residence. 70 Ward street. She leave one daughter, Mrs M. J. Lynch, and two sons, Jos eph P. and Dennis Dempsey. The funeral will take place Sunday after noon with service at St nomass chutch.
 The board of aldermen will meet to- night to discuss the consolidation bill. Some people are asking what in thun- der is the use in making speeches about it in the uldermanic chamber when the draft has. already been pre- sented to the general assembly with
 
 city fathers, and no doubt this will deter many from attending the ses- sion who had planned to drop in and have their say.
 Chester Allen, one of Chief Egan's finest. is confined to his home with a sprained arm. the result of a fall on the ice. Next to berrying there is no sport Chester enjoys as we'll as fish ing, and whenever the opportunity of fers he tries his luck at the business, usually gith good success. During the present week. while angling ill one of the ponds. he lost his balance and came down on the ice with great force. dislocating one of his arms at the elbow.
 Nosahogan guards, I. O. o. F.. gave a fancy drill and sociable in Odd Eel lows hall last night. The affair was under the conduct of the following committees: Arrangement commit tee, l.. D. Reed, secretary; Captain w.. E. -Wildman. G. H. Kay, R. J. Dick, Leonard Asheim, A. A. Ashborn; re- ception committee, T. NJ. Saalfrank, J. F. Schwartz. c. D. Eggleton, F. A. Rose, F. B. Fisher, R. J. Dick: floor committee. T. J. Schwartz, J. NJ. Reich enbach. W. E. Wildman, W. S. Kier- sted. H. G. Dufresne, G. H. Kay, ". l.. Clark.
 Local 37. PoIshers', Buffers, Platers' and Brass Workers union. held an interesting meeting last even- ing. Eleven candidates were initiated and four applications received. This organization is growing rapidly. as the workmen in those branches find it necessary 10 have a union card when 1;{ cJ> no longer be called a scab city. A few years ago, when any trouble arose in any part of the country. it was q common thing for a manufacturer to say, "Well. can send to Waterbury and get all the men I want" But it is not so now; there are but few now outside of the union.
 Saturday and Sunday, February and 3, will be red letter days with the local Salvation army corps, as on those days Colonel E. J. Higgins, the second in command of the Salvation army in the United States. will make a visit to Waterbury. The colonel is one of the public speakers of the day | and will speak in the First Congrega l tiona1 church on Sunday morning and 1 in the opera house under the auspices l of the Y. NJ. c. A. at p. m.. conclud 1 ing with great salvation rally in the army hall at D. m.- The colonel will be accompanied by Brigadier Miles 1 who will give a stereopticon lecture on Saturday night, to which admis sion will be free.
 Miss Rose K. Butler, one of the in structors ill domestic science at tht Friendly league, entertained a large audience last evening at Friendl! 1 league hall with q demonstration tall on Salads and Sandwiches" Th' stage had been fitted With gas stov' and necessary tables, where Miss But Ter skillfully prepared the various ar ticles. explaining processes as sh worked Her program included tn making of bread mayonnaise dressin; brown bread and cream cheese sand wiches and salmon salad sandwiches I At the close of the talk those presen were allowed to sample the finished productions, being served by member of the league cooking class. On nex Thursday evening Miss katherin Hamilton will give the talk on '.Be yond the Sunset,'' that she gave befor