Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-31
CITY NEWS.

Pork Joins, Sc ID; fresh shoulders, 9c; Castles market tonight.
 The American band will give one of it's popular concerts Thursday evening, February 13.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Snow tonight and Saturday; high northwest winds.
 All members of the cast of the But terfies' Carniyal' are requested to meet at City hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 The Waterbury Military band will give q promenade and concert in Go lumbus hall. Naugatucll, on next Mon day night
 The funeral of Thomas J. Quinlan Meadow street, tomorrow morning at s:3O o'clock.
 The funeral of Daniel l.. Chipman will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from his late home on Highland avenue.
 The meeting of the Ladies auxiliary, A. o. H., No ,. which was scheduled to be held Sunday morning, has been indefinitely postponed.
 Lottie PIatt Stephens of Watertown has entered suit for divorce from her husband, Louis J. Stephens The all legations in the action are infidelity and desertion. The case may be heard next month in the local superior court.
 The annual council fire and feast of TunXis tribe, 1. O. +. M., took place last night in Red Mems hall, and was big success. Deputy Sears of Naugatuck presided. Many braves from other towns were in attendance.
 A well known and active republican is authority for the statement that it is very doubtful if q third deputy sheriff will be appointed. This repub- lican was ill New Haven a few days ago and had long conversation with Sheriff Dunham. in which nothing was even hinted at this question.
 An enjoyable whist party was held last evening at the home of MT and Mrs \. NIailhiot of No 9 Newell place. MT Mailhiot is our popular French dry goods merchant of 153 South Main street. The lady's prize was won by Miss L. Chapelle and the gentleman's by Dr David, while the booby went to Mrs Chapelle. Refreshments were served during the evening.
 A meeting of the Senior debating society of the High school will be he'd in the High schol building to- night. The subject of decate will be: Resolved, That Trial by Jury Should Be Abolished" The affirmative side of the question will be defended by ID ant and E. Pierpont Their oppon- i ents will be James Bergen and the Misses Mollie Lord and K. c. Bergin.
 The members of the Friendly league and their friends enjoyed an informal musicale last evening, in which the ! league mandolin orchestra played conspicuous part Next Thursday evening the last party before Lent be- gins, will be given. This Is one of the occasions on which members course tickets only will secure admission, as the entertainment is planned for mem bers. These tickets may be secured at the league office.
 The Mt St Joseph Alumnae of Hart ford wish to extend thanks to the rev erend clergy and all friends who so graciously assisted them in making their benefit entertainment financially successful. The committee of ways and means have realized their most sanguine expectations, having netted over two thousand five hundred dol lars. The alumnae presented the pro- ceeds of the New Britain performances to Rev ". A. Harty as a token of friendship and sympathy in the loss of his beautiful church.
 The only name on the police slate today up to noon was that of John Finders. He was found on the street to-day fioundering around under the influence of too much drink. He was arrested a few nights ago and after sobering up was released. He prom ised then to leave the city but evident ly he was unable to do this. It has been some time since Finders was last before the city court. The last time he was there he was sentenced to the almshouse, and he remained there for some time. Where he has been for the past year is a matter of speculation Finders is no longer the man he once was. His health has been gone fol some time and it no longer takes halt a dozen policemen to subdue him.
 The Catholic Transcript has this tc say concerning the report about a new diocese: ''The rumor which desig. mates New Haven as the seat of ar episcopal see is worthy neither o1 Rome. London nor Chicago. It i: racy of the soil, and furnishes menta food only for the silly. Meanwhile tn, diocese of Hartford continues to flour ish and wax stro 1g It is one of tht most compact and manageable episco pal sees in the United States It's re motest parish is within few hours access of the episcopal city. There is no more reason for dividing the dio cese than there is for dividing the cit, of New York into two archiepiseopa sees. The absurd rumor lacks tht slightest element of verisimilitude ant is entirely unworthy of the attention which it has received"
 The funeral of Joseph NJ. Lynch vii take place tomorrow morning at S:1s o'clock from the home of his sister Mrs Thomas Donahue, S5 Walnut