Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-11
CITY NEWS.

The mandolin class will meet this evening at S:15 at the Friendly league.
 Pork Joins, 9c lb, at Castles market. His prices for Saturday are certainly money savers.
 Lowest prices on record fn our great clearance sale. Moriarty's Wa terbury Furniture Go.
 District Deputy Miller installed the new officers of America lodge, No fl, A. o. U. w., last night
 NJ. r. Cassin, the Washington Hill meat man, is out with this startling schedule in prices: Shoulder steak, tc to 10c; round, 12c; loin, 14c; short, 1oc to 1Sc; best rib roast, 1Oc to He. Other meats in proportion. At the popular market, 630 Baldwin street.
 The Waterbury Mutual Benefit asso- citation held its monthly meeting last night and elected the following officers: James C. Kiernan. president; Julius Merchant, vice-president; John z. Doo Ian, financial secretary; John McMul- lin. recording secretary; John J. Me Donald. treasurer; Michael Carey, John Barry. John Wren, council. Five new members were admitted.
 COlOuo1 Ciilut uoNh lo iio ci- flee this morning on crutches. During the week he has been engaged i'll the superior court in New Haven trying the case of the New Haven Trust com pany against John B. Doherty and Lewis A. Platt, and while going to court one morning stumbled and sprained his left ankle. Yesterday he was not able to appear in court.
 The case of the New Haven Trust company against Lewis A. Platt and John E. Doherty for misappropriating and allowing others to inappropriate funds belonging to the Connecticut lh- demnitv association while they were officers of it. which Is before the SUI perior court in New Haven, was con tinued yesterday to Tuesday morning. It will occupy the greater part or next week.
 The new officers of Court Lincoln, r. of A.. were installed last night by Deputy John Powers. A social session followed the ceremony with D. J. Grlf- fin as toastmaStcr. The following con- tributed to the program: Dr John F. Hayes. Frank Flaherty. T. Fitzgerald. Patrick Griffin. D. WeiS, F. McLough- lin. Joseph Smith, William Lawlor, Jer- emiah Calvin, John Campbell. Frank Keeley, Thomas Collins, Andrew Brod- erick. John Lynch.
 At the annual meeting of Clark com- mandery, K. T.. yesterday afternoon, the following officers were elected: Eminent commander, Dr Carl F. Mun- ger: generalissimo. Fred E. Stanley; captain general. Wilbur r. Bryan; sen for warden, John B. Ebbs: junior war den, E. L. Coe; prelate, Burton G. Bryan. F. C.: treasurer Henry T. Sted- man: recorder. Henry ". Atwood; standbearer. Edward IT. McCue; swordbearer. J. Rawson Hughes; war der. J. H. Woodward; sentinel, Charles w. Hotchkiss: guards. William E. Nor ris. Charles NJ. Brooks; organiSt, Will liam IT. Stanley: commissary, Alfred T. Shipley. P. C.: trustees, Nelson J.. Welton. r. c. C.. three years: Fred A. Spencer, r. c. C.. two years; Joseph R. Smith, one year.
 We offer values in our great clear 1 ance sale never equaled. Moriartys $ Waterbury Furniture Co.
 It was q small crowd that was pres cnt at the vaudeville show and dance | given by the Waterbury Vaudeville ] company at Turn hall last night, the | disagreeable weather no doubt pre-
 
 | otherwise would. The vaudeville per | formance was d meritorious one and | worthy of q large house. The follow | ing well known artists had prominent 1 parts in the performance and filled | them to perfection: Prof Beaudion | rag-time king: B. H. INilby, the wizard l of magic: Al T. Darling. favorite bal ladist; Robert May. baton manipu- lator; John F. Fields, gentleman of liesure: Woodland brothers, German | knockabout comedians; H. IT. Bean, lightning and fancy bag-puncher; John Irvine, singing and dancing comedian: Lon Baker. the, human frog: Alexander Fox. the black face comedian; and Neil Buckley the Irish lord. After | the vaudeville performance dancing followed until late hour.
 Counsel for Charles Miller ct al in the great suit of Gloves versus Miller l have concluded that it is about time to punish MT Gloves for contempt of court. It will be recalled that last | summer MT Miller secured an injunc- ton restraining Mir Cloves from bring l ing any action whatsoever against Alr Miller or those others interested with l him in the Randolph-Clowes company, either in this state or any other state
 Soon after this injunction was granted | MT Gloves succeeded in having it mod.
 flied, and thereupon he immediately l entered suit for $500, GOO against MI
 Miller in the state of New Jersey. N1
 Miller then retaliated by bringing MI
 Cloves into court to show cause why
 he should not be punished for contemn1 of court. Tfe m7ttf rfwas parry heard
 because counsel foE Mir Miller did no1 press the matter. Ais action early this
 week in securing an injunction upoI
 Mfr Miller and his partners, restraining
 them from issuing additional stock
 has irritated MT ATiller's counsel tt
 the extent that on Monday morning be
 fore Judge Roraback in the superior court in New Haven they will agai1
 have him ''up'' go to speak, for con
 tempt of court. the old injunction re
 straining him from bringing suit no