Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-31
WATERT0WN JOTTINGS.
CLOSING NIGHT OF AUTUMN FEs-
 TIyAL IN PYTHIAN HALL.

Big Crowds Attended-Stage Attrac-
 tions ExceIlent-Footbal Player Dis
 locates His Shoulder Blade-K. of P.
 Fair-Hallowe'en To-night-Notes.
 The St Johns parish autumn fes- tiyal closed last evening after a very successful five nights run. The at tendance last evening was the largest since the fair opened. The stage pro gram was one of the best seen here in d long time. It was well worth the price of admission. The program was as follows: Recitation, Sadie Foster; coon songs, Mayme Walker: recitation. Ida Bowen; coon songs, buck dancing and cake walking by the Jackson trio of Waterbury. Lot Freeman also ren- dered the Holy City, in an apprecia- ble manner.
 Following is list of prizes drawn at the fair last night: Bottle of per fumery. Hannah O'Donnell: toilet set, Nettie Davis; graphophone. James Col lins; gold cuff buttons. G. A. Grant; lemonade set, W. H. Beers: wine set. Mrs Thomas Shields: carving set, Mary BOrmaline; clover leaf pin, Mrs Peter O'Neil; ladies' shoes. F. A. Kelly, Wa terbury; parlor stove, Mrs J. Minnihan, Jr; box of cigars. Mary StebDins; bi- cycle, Lorenzo Wheeler; two tons of coal, Mamie Skeehan; $5 gold piece, Bella AIesoe; gold ring, Thomas Will son; football, Linus Mattoon; silver watch, Joseph Begnal; gold watch, Mrs Ann McGowan; door prize, Sam uel McClear
 Miss Belle Stebbins lost gold chain fs15,, ho1l l.l-f evening and the finder will confer a favor by leaving the same at Father O'Donnell's
 It is understood by those who are in position to know that the Knights of Pythias will hold a fair at the town hall in the course of a few weeks.
 John Worrell, an eccentric character living on the road to Thomaston, was taken suddenly i'll while on his way home last evening. He required the services of doctor and is said to be in a serious condition. Worrel is sometimes called the hermit, miser and other peculiar names on account of his unusual disposition and mode of living. He is said to be very wealthy, yet he often times goes hungry. One of the students at Taft's school named Fulton sustained serious in- juries while at football practice day or two ago. In q scrimmage Fulton fell and dislocated his right shoulder joint. Dr yariell attended him.
 Mir and Mrs Harry Bronson are re siding in Waterbury.
 4 horse belonging to q troupe of gypsies was found wandering through the fields about half way to Woodbury a day or two ago. Venerable Marsh Cam, the celebrated colored gentleman, found the animal and gave it shelter. Marsh says that he will feed him something better than shayings in the future. Marsh probably means cab bage leaves.
 Important meeting of the fire de partment will be held Tuesday even ing.
 An interesting meeting of the grange will be held this evening and a pro gram of unusual merit enjoyed. Re freshnents will be served after the regular program.
 It is rumored that Hard Bros intend to go out of the livery business and confine their attention to other lines.
 The Sexta Feira will meet at Mrs B. c. Atwood's tomorrow afternoon.
 Friday is the last day for handing | in your tax lists. If they are not in by tomorrow 10 per cent will be added l for the extra work of making them l out.
 Buy your winters coal Of c. w. & T. F. Atwood.
 Charles L. Kelly says, .:I believe ad- vertising pays. I have received many | inquiries from my business ad in the | Evening Democrat. Consequently ii must reach the people, A large gang of Italians from Wa | terbury arrive here every morning for the purpose of cutting up the former Milo Hart property into building lots and grading the same.
 Halloween tonight.