Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-09
CITY NEWS.
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Patrick'S parish, fa1r Lo-mofrOW even ing. There. will be recitations, chor- uses, and several musical operettas.
 c. H. Barnes, until recently propri- etor of the livery stable on Spring street, has opened what will be known as the Barnes house on Main street, Woodbury.
 "The Elks' march, is favorite just at this time The music is by James NJ. Fulton, leader of the American band, and is printed with purple ink, the recognized color of the Elks.
 Miss Katie Hearn of Waterbury has returned to her home ill that city after having undergone successful opera ton in this city for the removal of q tumor Bridgeport Reorganization.
 Sunday. November 10, will be Twen- tieth Century day at St Pauls NJ. D. church. Sermon at 10:30 by the Rev G. F. Mains, D. D., at ?. m. sermon by Rev T. E. Adams, Rev c. P. Mains presiding.
 Clerk Marsh of the superior court and Sheriff Rigney went to New Ha- ven this forenoon to draw jurors for the civil business that has been set down for hearing by Judge Wheeler next week.
 At the Third Congregational church tomorrow there will be public worship at 10:30 a. m. and preaching by the Rev L. H. Holden. Sabbath school at 1:45 d. m.; Juvenile Temple at p. m.; public worship at [ D. m., preach ing by the Rev John c. Davenport, D. D.
 A party was given Thursday even ing at the home of Mrs Pollard. North Main street, by a number Of her young friends. There was dancing, singing, recitations. and games were played. Refreshments were served during the evening and all present enjoyed good time.
 The institution of the new Liberty circle of Waterbury, that was post poned from last Saturday, will take place this evening. The united de gree team of Bridgeport will attend and confer the degree on the new members.
 ". E.. White of New Haven, state secretary of the socialist party, will address an open meeting Sunday after noon, November 10. at o'clock. All interested in socialism are invited to dlICliSi. u Is luC 1AtCAIlOA Ol LAC lOCdb organization to have these educational meetings every Sunday afternoon.
 Louis Jennetty and his friend, Chiar- imo Grazio, had some words yester- day, in consequence of which the first named was in the city court this morning charged with assault To suit the convenience of the state the case was adjourned to Monday morn ing.
 Elizabeth Ladd of this city has en- tered suit for divorce from her hus- band. Frederick T. Intemperance and intolerable cruelty are alleged as the basis of the petition. Ladd is we'll known locally. He is an cratic aero the city with a small circus. The arguments in the Cloves Miller case were completed yesterday in the supreme court in Bridgeport. Though this would appear to be the last round 1 in this remarkable case. it is not by any means. so, for no matter what the decision may be the defeated side will make another attempt to win.
 Full line of dried fruit received at Boylan's butter store.
 Prosecuting Agent Pierce is suffer ing an attack of his old malady, ner- i vous prostration. MT Pierce intends taking partner in business. Edwin S. Hunt of this city, the intended part ner, was yesterday admitted to the bar at a meeting of the legal brethren ,! ill New Haven presided over by for mer Judge Heaton A. Robertson. The town officials are contemplating celebrating the wedding of the city and town governments with an entertain ment to the inmates of the almshouse. Some time ago the inmates were treat ed to little variety in their monot- onous lives by host of first class en- tertainers. which included Teddy Big gerstaff, Mrs Buck and others of equal note. This affair will be conducted by Mir Biggerstaff.
 The opening of the new school of housekeeping at the Friendly League will occur Thursday, November 14, when the new rooms which have been built and equipped to accommodate that department will be open for in spection. A public reception will be I held between the hours of 3 and 5: :30 and 8 to 10, a very general invitation being extended to members, friends and patrons of the league, both men and women.
 A mass meeting of the Waterbury Christian Endeayor union will be held in the First Baptist church Tuesday evening. Dr Fullerton of Bridgeport will deliver an address on -Four Prop ositions," Miss Sperry of AIeriden will sing, Miss Stanley of this city will ren- der violin solo, Dr Davenport the benediction Dr Parry scriptural read ling, and others are scheduled on the program Christian Endeayor mem bers from Naugatuck. WatertOwn. Oakyi1le and all societies in the city will attend.
 Scovills Aid association gave its an nual concert and sociable in city hal last night The attendance was large The affair was in charge of the follow ing committees: Committee of ar engagements. E. A. Thunberg, Thoma. Newell. William Black. " Matthews , F. Parsons, Ferdinand Schneider; re ception committee, A. J. Wolff, c. Gris wold. T. Newell, R. c. Barbour C. Mel son, ". Chapman: floor committee floor manager, William Black, J. If fendale, J. c. Baril, I. Wilton, O. A