Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-19
CITY NEWS

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 This evening Liberty circle, No $50, will hold a special meeting and election of officers. Every member is requested to attend.
 There will be rehearsal of the Sa- cred Heart church choir tonight at the residence of Mrs l.. Wolff on Laurel street.
 Special forecast for Connecticut; Generally fair tonight and Saturday; light to fresh southwest winds, becom- l ing variable.
 The funeral of Charles Edwards will be held at Trinity church Sunday at I2 p. n. Interment will be in Pine Grove cemetery.
 The holiday vacation at the New England Watch factory will extend from Wednesday, December 24, to ! Monday, January 5.
 l Several new features have been in troduced in the Hoadley-Plant case and in the superior court in Bridgeport I tomorrow they will be argued.
 On New Years eve the members of the Somerset Social club will tender a l reception to their lady friends i'll k. of C. hall. About midnight q banquet g <. Attorney Kelley, counsel for John T Egan of North Main street, has noti- fled City Clerk Ryan that he will claim damages for injuries received by his l client on account of slippery walk on l North Elm street
 Beware of goods sold at auction. Ii you want to buy your Christmas pres ents in diamonds, watches and all kinds of jewelry call on NJ. Green, 213 Bank street All our goods are sold l with a written guarantee. | At meeting of the Brass Workers union, held last night ill Congress hall, officers were chosen as follows: Presi- dent, William Ducet; president, Edward Green; recording secretary, I Charles Jackson; financial secretary, Victor Winner; guard, Andrew Duffy.
 The following are the new officers Of l Court Hancock, r. of A: Chief ranger, l.. Bowling; sub-chief ranger, l.. Bo- vaily; treasurer, ". II. Nolan; finan- cfal secretary, NJ. J. Keefe; recording | secretary, J. H. Butler; senior wood man, P. Shea; junior woodman, J. Saw 1 age; senior beadIe. D. Hanley; junior 1 beadle, T. J.. Begnal; third trustee, J. Green; letcurer, J. Cunningham; phy- sician, Dr B. A. O'Hara; druggist, Duncans. The remains of Mrs Emma Mos grove; who died at the Hartford hos p1taI Wednesday night, were brought to this city last night and removed to i her late home. 300 East Main street. by Brown & Crane. She left three children, Mrs William Flanagan, 1 Charles and William Mosgrove, all of this city The funeral will take place at ? o'clock Saturday afternoon with service by the Rev MT Bassett and in terment in Calvary cemetery.
 Frank Mcdonnell of Watertown has entered a counter suit against John O'Brien, claiming $100 damages. | O'Brien was arrested yesterday after noon by Constable Perkins and was released on bail being furnished by l George Goodwin, the carriage maker on Spring street. Mcdonnell alleges OBrien tore down a partition in the house on Cooke street from which he was elected and that he is everything but a desirable tenant. @
 Washington camp, No 10, F. O. S. of A., held a meeting last night and chose the following officers: President, A. Miller; yice-president, J. B. Geary: I master of finances, R. Goldsmith; con- ductor. William Northey; recording | secretary, G. R. 7Northrop; financial secretary, E. I. Russell; treasurer. Will son Futile; past president, A. H. An I drews; inspector, H. Bordner; sentinel N. J. Stark; trustee. Dr H. E. Ballard 1 The meeting was addressed by E. H Root of New Haven.
 Francis Archambault, baritone. who 1 appears at the City hail on January 9th next, will render q program of twenty songs with three intermissions They will all be classical and most of them from the operas of Faust, Aida I etc. He will sing as one of them, the church scene of Faust It is in that =I piece, according to Maurice Grau that MT Archambault duplicates the voice of Plancon and he was called the Little Plancon of America Tho tickets are 50 and 75c and are now or T sale at l.. Pratters, 432 South Main street and the Driggs 6 Smith Co.'S 49 Center street.
 K One of the best battalion drills which have been held at the local armory took place last night. It was the frs of the season and was viewed by 2 large number of spectators Owing to the absence of Major Tillson of New Haven, Lieutenant Colonel Geddes
 was in command He directed tht different movements finely The sol ldiers drilled and marched in fine or der. A pleasing feature of the dril
 was the work of the new band whicl
 consists of George Lynch. Go G, drum mer; Edward Bergin. Go c. trumpeter
 Edward Carter, Go A, trumpeter; l.. Fl Cummings Go A, drummer: w. " Wright, Co A. drummer. Drummer Lynch is leader.
 At a meeting of the First division IA. O. H., last night, the following off
 cers were elected: President. Chris
 topher Talbot; vice president, Patlicl
 Brennan; recording secretary. Thom
 as Farrelly: financial secretary, James
 Grant; treasurer. William D. Keenan
 standing committee, Edward Riordan Patrick Coakley and John Sweeney
 sergeant at arms. John Nally; sicl com m it-fnc Iobn ATcPart1and WiI1ian n