Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-24
CITY z NEWS.

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 = Miss Margaret Frost of 121 Union street left this morning to spend the holidays in Newark, N. J.
 Miss May .AIcGrath of Wolcott street is spending the holidays With her sis ter. Mrs Paul Gallagher of New York.
 Call at Mrs Keough's., 194 Baldwin street, the busy store, Everything in holiday goods at cost price after ~6 o'clock this evening.
 Miss Gertrude Reed, daughter of I. AI. Reed5 the East Main street grocer, kis spending the Christmas vacation F with her cousin, Mrs Nellie Miles of Lee, Mass.
 The Dewey club of the east end has changed it's name. Hereafter it will be known as the Big Seven club. The club will give a sociab1e' at it's rooms on sDablin street tonight. Thompson's orchestra will furnish music and Rob- 1ert Moran will be the prompter | List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postotfiee: Miss Katie Daley. :J. E. Griffen. Harry Harris. Miss Della -Neagle, Miss ArEilla Scott, Myrton Fl. Smith, Miss, Sarah Tucker. Mrs |.:Aliee Wells. Mrs Emma c. Wright, :Mrs J. A. White. =. |. Two umbrellas disappeared from the 1. .verandaSof a house on Franklin street yesterday afternoon, the thief taking q good hour for his work, just as dusk was coming on. The lady of the house was surprised at that hour to see q crouching figure pass her windows. hcal tod to see q man jump the fence and make Ion at q good rate of speed. On inves- tigatien the umbrellas were found to be missing.
 Waterbury tent, No 2G, K: o. T. f.. met last night and elected officers as follows: Commander, N. H. Con1ah: lieutenant commander, James J. O'Reil- ly; record and finance keeper. Walter Geraghty; chaplain. Frank " Logue; physician, Dr Charles 4. Monogan: sergeant at-arms. T. J. sCoyle; first master of the guards. William J. oyBrien; sentinel, Joseph J. Moss; picket. Charles K Barnett. trustee for three years, John AIoriarty.
 sIf; was not a very large audience that was present at the I. 9f.. .. 4. gymnasium last night to hear the Star Jubilee singers, who are MT 'and Mrs C.. D. Winston and Mrs Low colored | singers from the south. They are good singers and their plantation mel. l ofies are well worth hearing. The singers possess good voices. Their initiation of national airs in negro dia. lect- was heartily appIauded, as were their limitations of the bagpipe, calli- ope, banjo and other instruments Those present were well pleased with | the entertainment The members of the Merrimac A. C. entertained q number of their friends 1 at their cosy quarters on East. Main street last night. There was a large crowd present and all had gay time Before the dancing a short entertain | ment was given. Solos were contrib uted- by Thomas McGfath, Michae Ryan, Francis Keefe, Miss Sara Doc Ian and many others. Lawson's or ehestra also rendered a concert before the dancing. There were I6 numbers on the dance program. It was sa lat,
 hour when the music for the last walt
 was commenced. Refreshments wer.
 served.
 | <AAlCt Silg StAlS AlLOE
 ney Durant Invited the court reporter
 to his office and there he made a speecl
 to the effect that he was mindful o
 the many favors they did him durin,
 the year that is closing. He could re
 call the date of every occasion ol
 which his many virtues were disguised
 ly displayed to the public and hi
 quite as many delinquencies wer
 carefully concealed Also tn
 s'roasts' which served as dessert be
 tween the puff and the pulldown an
 altogether he was gratefully mindfu
 of. the favors of the press. There
 upon he invited the scribes to hay
 dinner this evening, but as they ha made other arrangements box of c gars was opened. The cigars Milk IT
 speetor Kee1ey would recommend to a
 dealers in milk for the prohibitfve odo that they emit when in. operation IThey are sure killers Of tnbercu1osi'
 It was therefore very happy mornin 7 with the law reporters.