Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-21
. CITY NEWS.

Theater tickets free with Puritan bread.
 Christmas poultry will arrive Mon, day morning. lowest prices; Hamil- tons. SIS
 Don't fail to get one of those beau tifully framed pictures in oil colors at the Great 4. x P Tea Co.
 There will be three masses at St Cecilia's church Christmas day, one at 5:30. another at & and one at 10:30. The first and last services will be high masses. The other will be low mass. Vespers will be celebrated at 7:30 ill the evening.
 4 large picture of Private William A. Quinn, formerly of Company ID. Twentieth regiment, who died in Ma nila June 25 last. is. exhibited in the window of Farrell Bros. 317 Bank street, Mir Quinn was Waterbury boy and will be remembered by host Of friends
 Mrs Keough, l94 Baldwin street; specials for this evening: Gents silk initial haHdkerchiefs 25c, gents initial linen handkerchiefs two for 2oc, boys sweaters 9Sc: everything in ladies handkerchlefs from 2c up to 50c: la dies white aprons from loc to ooc; hand painted head rests 39c.
 Complaint was lodged this morning with Prosecuting Attorney Durant by a Hebrew peddler against a number of boys, pupils in the school on the Watertown road. The names of three boys were left with the prosecutor and the probability is that they will be prosecuted. The Hebrew claimed to have been pelted with stones and struck on the head several times.
 The Farmers Loan and Trust Co of New York has taken an appeal from the appointment of Attorney E. F. Cole as administrator on the estate of the late Frances J. smith. The ap- peal will be heard in the superior court. The trust company claims to be interested in the estate Of the de ceased and was not notified Of the hearing upon the petition to appoint an administrator.
 Court Richard Wagner, No 139, F. Of A.. held an annual meeting last evening. electing the following officers: C.: R., William H. Sfefen: $. c. R., Alfred Bergman; F. .S.. Albert Lampe; treasurer, William Heyer;- R. S. War her Zuehlke: S. ". Max Englehart; ]. w. John B. Taller; $. B.. William Boehm; ]. B.. William little: lecturer, John J Sieren; physician, pr A. Faber; druggist William Fallon.
 Court Stephen I. Meany, at meet ing held last night elected the follow ing officers for the ensuing term c. R.. James crean. $. c. R., Hugh By CTS: treasurer, John Glohessy; F. S. John NJ. Joy; E. S.. John Barrett; $. w, John Griffin; J. ". Samuel Wheel CT; S. B.. James Wheeler; T. B., Pat | rick McGoyern: lecturer, Frank Ball; third trustee. William Bowe; physician. Dr NJ. J. Donahue; druggist, W. F. Fallon.
 The members of Court Champlain, No 146, F. of A., held their annual meeting and election of officers last night at the French Canadian insti- ute. The following officers were elected: c. R., +. l.. Brandely; s. C. R., Oscar Bernier: treasurer, ]. F. 1 MaiIhiot; financial secretary, K. J. l Loiselle; recording secretary. E. Ar 1 cand; s. w. J. A. Bienvenu; J. w. J. Jacob. senior beadle, N. Bouffard junior beadle, Paul Galipeau; first | trustee. J.. l. Archambeault; second Napoleon Phaneuf; third trustee, Ma poleon Bernier; lecturer, Joseph liar pin; physician, l.. T. Thibealt, NJ. D.. druggist, E. s. Baribeault.