Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-11
CITY NEWS.

Miss Jewel Seaman of Wolcott street is visiting friends in Westchester.
 The Misses Julia Egan and Ann Larkin of Cohoes, N. Y., nave been the guests of Mrs John Claffey of Wall street during the past two weeks.
 The final hearing on the F. w.. Dains estate will be held i'll room [, No SIS Chapel street, New Haven, on January 20, at 10 o'clock in the morn ing.
 z Every member of the Sacred Heart drum corps is requested 10 attend meeting of the corps, which will be held at it's rooms tomorrow afternoon at 2:30.
 At the Bunker Hill chapel Sabbath school will be held at 3 o'clock. At by the Rev Charles c. Smith of the Simonsyille Baptist church.
 Sheriff Rametti and James r. Lun- ny have parted. Lunny going into partnership with Sheriff Rigney. A bond of sympathy over the disappear ance of q large amount of copper in the eastern part Of the city exists be tween Rigney and Lunny. Rametti IS q gold man.
 The employees of the Waterbury Buckle Go will give their annual con cert, promenade and sociable at City hall, Monday evening. February 10. The Buckle shop hands are royal en- tertainers and all who attend their en- tertainment will be given good, old fashioned time.
 State Organizer O'Neill of the Fed eration of Labor. came 10 Waterbury yesterday and organized the local mu- sicians. Fifty-two names were ob- tained. Temporary officers were chosen as follows: President, George Adams; secretary, William J. Maton; treasurer, George White.
 Professor Bailey will commence a dancing class in the waltz and two step exclusively for entire new begin ners, Monday evening, January 20. The advanced class and the popular three-step craze will meet on Tuesday evening, January If. These will be the last classes opened this season at this well known legitimate acadelsy.
 Three games in the Y. NJ. 0. A. bas- ket ball league will be played at the Y NJ c. A. gymnasium tonight. The first game, will begin at g o'clock. The contestants will be the Monitors and Holsters. At S:3O the Normans and the Iobsters will play, While the Busi- ness Men and the Eagles will be the opponents i'll the last game, which will be played at o'clock. On Thursday night the Winsted Y. NJ. c. A. bowling and basket ball teams will play the local Y. M. c. A. teams in this city
 The new officers of Court Shields were installed last night by Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Thomas Leland of Court Acme, assisted by NJ. D. Cass. A social session was held. M. F. Me Kennerney gave an address, Frederick Hayes sang, Joseph Colloty sang, Thomas Leland made a few appropri- ate remarks and H. Gartz, E. F. Rear don, NJ. F. McKennerney, NJ. E. Case and c. w. Bagley recited: r. ]. Clancy sang one of his old time Irish ballads, and J. Fitzgerald, E. R. Cook, w. IT, Black and John Loughlin rendered vocal selections.
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street be gins her ninth annual sale this evening, continuing for two weeks. Ladies' corset covers Sc, were 10; corset coy- CTS We're 25c, this sale 20c; corset GOV CTS were 39c, this sale 25c; corset cov- CTS were 50c this sale 39c; corset cov- erjs were T5c, this sale 59c; ladies' night gowns from 29c 39c, soc, 75c. 9Sc; ladies' white skirts from 49c to $3.50; one case of indigo blue prints l this sale 412c; one case domet flannel | 4c; children's drawer waists Sc; boys knee pants 19c. These are but few of the many bargains you will find at ] this store, where we keep clean, fresh 1 stock always on hand.
 The members of the French Cana dian institute held their annual meet ing last night and elected the following officers President, l.. J. Chaperon vice-p president, I. Boulanger; recording secretary, P. Alavie; financial secre- tary, A. J. Loiselle; assistant financial secretary, A. Guilbert; corresponding secretary, J. Jacob; treasurer, F. J. Loiselle; librarian, w. Doucette: ser geant- at arms. ]. Hebert; auditors, F. l.. Brandely and E. Bouffard: execu- tive committee. A. Lalier, L. Lavigne, W. Doucette, E. Bouffard and D. Char bonneau; finance committee, l. Hebert and ]. Jacob.
 August Coward and William Gal | Iagher. two noted anglers, left here | yesterday morning for Chestnut Hill pond armed with all that goes to make q complete fishing paraphemalia, in- cludlng q large axe, ;l sharp chisel and tip ups galore. The bait worked like | charm and as a result they returned with very large catch Gallagher says he was so tired running from one tip up to another that he is scarcely able to walk to-day and Convard is nursing sore thumb, caused by com, ing i'll contact with the teeth of q large pickeral. They sent some of the best catches to their friends and the bal. ance will be served to party of well i known fishermen tonight.
 masquerade party was given ir honor of Miss Margaret Cassidy at her
 home on East Main street last, night The gathering at her home of about sixty masked people was a complete surprise to Miss Cassidy, but the sur l'prise was short lived for she was soor made aware of the purpose of thail visit. She proved to be charming hostess The costumes of the mas l queraders were rather quaint ant l pretty. Different people of venown