Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-17
CITY NEWS.
St ceeilia,s fair october 1e to 2s.

Mayor hllOun, Oity GIS'AcC- OdAAA, and the board of public works arc at the Wigwam reservoir to-day.
 Liberty lodge has changed its meet ing night from tne second and fourth Mondays to the first and third Thurs day evenings.
 Miss Greta Reed, who has been the guest of Miss Julia Gaffney, of North Main street, has returned to her home in Waterbury.-Ansonia Sentinel.
 Charles Louis Corby of Springfield, N. J., and Miss Mabel Elizabeth Crompton of this city were married yesterday by the Rev John N. Lewis of St Johns church.
 w. W. Northrop, aged 46 years, died yesterday at his home on Orange street The funeral will take place to- morrow morning with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
 Quartermaster- General Newton or Hartford was in town yesterday and after inspecting the armory, decided that it was necessary to overhaul ana refurnish the officers quarters.
 There will be an important meeting of Liberty lodge, No T, A. o. |. ,f., tonight at their rooms on Bank street. All members are requested to be pres ent as business of. irnporance will be etanSacted.
 John Bowling and Miss Mary Daily of Pleasant street were marr:ed this morning at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father 0 Brlea. The best couple were Tholnas Hogan and Norah 1yuan.
 A supper was held at the Bunker Hill chapel last night. the feast Con sisting in part of two deer which j.. T. McCauley shot in the woods or Maine and presented them to the con- mittee for the supper.
 r The saloon business which was con- ducted- by the late Thomas w. Dineen on the corner of North Elm and Kings bury streets. was sold this morning 70 P W. Connor by the administrator upon Mir Dineen's estate, Maurice F.. Carmody.
 A thimble tea was given by the la dies of the Missionary society of. the First Methodist church yesterday af- ternoon in the church parlors. The af- fair was a success, and similar affairs will be held in the future.
 Thomas Brown and Miss Mary O'Neill were married at 10 o'clock thls morning at the Immaculate Conoep. ton church by the Rev Fatller o Brien. The witnesses were Timothy DolahSe and Miss Margaret Quinlan.
 Joseph E. Dougherty of Emerald street and Maria Lawlor of Magi1 street were married this morning at 6:15 o'clock at the Imma culata Concep- ton church by the Rev Father O'Brien. The witnesses were Patr cX Buckley and Miss Mary Holihan.
 The purchasers of the X c. North TOD & Go. paper box manufacturers, are Harry Heminway and William Becls. The former is a stockholder i'll the Heminway silk factory i1 Watertown and the latter is superintendenI in the same. They have for years been iden- tified with that concern.
 At a meeting of Radfent Star lodge. No ,. S. of B.. last night, Louis Te- beaux. Ella Beach, Jennie Hungerford. Emma Slawson, Julietta Walker and Jennie Fields were appointed as an en- tertainment committee. Mary O. Da- wis. great bookeeper of the record of the order of Pocahontas, addressed the meeting.
 Daniel O'Brien. deserter from the United States artillery, was arrested last night at his home on Charles stree- by Officer Hickey and escorted 10 the police station. To-day he was taken to Fort Hamilton, N. I. OBrien be longs in Brooklyn. N. r., and was working on the Highland division road and boarding on Charles street.
 Mrs Edna A. Osborn, aged S4 years, died last night at the home of her daughter, Mrs Andrew McClintock, 41 Central avenue. Besides Mrs McClln- tock she leaves two other daughters. Mrs James G. Woodruff of Winsted | and Mrs Nellie A. Preston of Cleve- land. O. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon with inrermenr in | Watertown.
 St Cecilia's fair at city hall drew the usual large crowd, which passed l a very enjoyable evening. The reor- ganized St Cecilia drum corps will 1 parade each evening during the fail to advertise it. The drum corps re ceived their new uniforms to-day, and they will now present quite natty l appearance. Tessier will appear to l night in his amazing slack wire act Keefe, the boy sopranist, and Miss 1 Josie Armbruster in as song entitled 1 1.-The Spider and the Fly with as I sistance of the choir chorus, will be among the stage entertainments at the | fair tonight.
 ] Football enthusiasts will be given al opportunity to enjoy a good football 1 game at the Athletic field Saturday afternoon when the High school elev en and the second team of the Merri mac A. c. will meet on the gridiron Both teams are in good shape owing t abundant practice The lineup of tn Merrimacs will be, as follows: Cen ter. Mates; right guard, Driscoll; lief guard. W. McDonald: right tackle, J Ring, Egan; left tackle. Byrnes; righ end, W. F. Mcdonald. Kennedy; lief end, Slavin; right half back, Howard left half back, Leyden. Sutton; ful back, Hayes; quarter back, Ghent.
 At the annual meeting of the Daugh ters of Pocahontas. I. O. R., held her yesterday officers were elected as fol lows: Great Pocahontas, Mary Smith, New Haven:.- Great Winona Katie Kenney, Norwich; Great Min nehaha, Margaret Ives. Hartford: grea keeper of records, Mary; l.. Davis, Ney Haven; great keeper of wampun Kate Walsh, Hartford Sequeses coun
 cil of this city petitioned for chang
 of name but inasmuch as it had de cided upon a name already held b
 another council, the matter could no
 be acted upon at. this session. Tn change will be made Friday. Octobe OS Tho anu11o1 1.oDoy.fc xyoro road on