Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-23
CITY NEWS.


 northerly to easterly winds.
 A meeting of the Master Barbers' as- sociation will be held tonight. Every member is requested to attend, as busi- ness of importance will be transacted.
 Companies c and A made a stun ming appearance this morning on the way to Wallingford to attend the ded- ication of soldiers monument in that town.
 Ralph, the six year old. son of MT and Mrs Frank Viering of South Will son street, died yesterday of diphther- ia. The funeral took place this af- ternoon with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
 Miss Margaret Reed and George R. Freedom were married yesterday at the home of the bride on South Main street by the Rev MT Holden. The witnesses were Catherine Stafford and Oscar J. Hart
 TheophiIle Prejent of Prospect, woodchopper, had the misfortune yes terday morning while at work to strike his knee instead of q tree with his axe. A deep gash was made which will keep MT Prejent from work for some time. pr l.. J. Thibault dressed the injury
 There will be democratic rally in Columbus hall, Naugatuck, Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Among the speakers will be Mayor Charters of Ansonia and Congressman A. F.. Lever of South Carolina, the youngest mem Der of the present congress.
 There will be joint meeting of the
 
 charge of the arrangements for the celebration of the winning of the cham pionship of the City Amateur Base Ball league by the Brooklyn A. O. to- night at the B. A. c. rooms. Final arr engagements will be completed tonight for the parade and the festivities which will follow. Many invitations have been issued for the affair, which will be conducted on a gigantic scale.
 Judge Cowell granted an injunction to Jacob Mitchell to-day restraining Henry and Martha Ramp from eject ing him from store at 334 Washing ton avenue. He claims he rented the store year ago with the understand ing that he was to have the privilege of continuing the lease for further term of three years. They have re- fused to extend the lease and have served him a notice to quit. The mat ter is returnable to the district court.
 The marriage of Miss Anna O. Hahn. third youngest daughter of John Hahn of g Fifth street to Robert F. Newhardt, took place this morning at s a. m. at St Cecilia's church, Rev Farrell Martin officiating Miss Josephine Armbruster and James 1 Lynch were attendants. The bride Of nineteen was dressed ill white, wear 1 ing q veil and wreath and carried q bouquet of American beauty roses. The bridesmaid car ried bouquet of roses. The presents are most beautiful The re- ception will be held tonight at the home of the bride, where they will be at home to their many friends after October 27.
 The committee having in charge the sociable of Waterbury tent, No 36, and Eagle hive, No 16, Knights and Ladies l of the Maccabees, held their final meet ing last Monday night and perfected 1 arrangements for the socisble, which i takes place tomorrow night at City hall. Delegations are expected from ANdilSilIuCh, AuSUGld slIlu InOQldSIO1l. A fancy drill by the crack degree team of the Uniformed Rank of Hartford will he special feature of the even ing. The committee have spared nc expense to make the affair a success and all those who attend are sure of < merry time. All committees having in charge the various duties in the hall are requested to be on hand early. F NhcN Hrin 1no l Halloween in the usual way. Thurs day evening, October 30 Admission will be by ticket only, for members as well as guests. The following com. mittees have been appointed: Hos. pitality, Margaret Frost. Helen Gear. ing, Nellie Goodrich, Frances Murden Marie Kleinert, Charlotte Potter: en- tertainment. Miss Shoe and Miss Ey- ans, May Lenny, Emma Rousseau Nellie Thomas, Annie Strong. Mamie Neal, Louise Armbruster; refershment Miss Byers. Bridget O'Brien. MareeIla Garrity, Kittie Dwyer. Rose Ouinn, Minnie Deborde, Emma ZibelI Morv Salamoni Bertha Adamak. Emily Cook. The last two committees will meet tonight at S:15
 The annual session of the grand AAEAN VI lAAS 1tdtAOOuC EolSIerS. WHICH was held in Derby on Tuesday after noon, came to an end shortly before 6 o'clock, with the installation of off cers. The entire afternoon was giv- en up to the nomination.. election and the Installation. Officers chosen were as follows: Grand chief, Mrs Jennie Devine, Seymour; grand senior, Mrs Ada Palmerton, Bridgeport; grand junior, Mrs Laura Colt, Norwich grand manager, Mrs Florence Jones, Derby; G. M. of R. C., Mrs Jessie, Bar ry, Union City; c. M. of F., Mrs Nina JeffeTy, New London: grand protector, Mrs Mary Stearns. Willimantic: G. c. of o. T., Mrs Addie Newell, Torring- ton; F. c. G., Mrs Emma H. White. Waterbury.
 Patrick William Stapleton. aged twenty years and ten months died this morning at the residence of his moth CT, Mrs Sarah Stapleton, S8 North Elm street, after few days illness with scarlet fever. He was an employe of the American Pin Go and worked LID 1 to last Monday. Besides his mother he leaves two sisters, Mrs John Kelly and Miss Sadie Stapleton He was a young man of good character and had a wide circle of friends His father, who was engaged in the hack business, was killed at the Washington