Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-15
CITY NEWS.

i Ing In jacques opera mouse IO-mOFfoW
afternoon will be Miss Kingsley of the
Second Congregational church.
One of the most delightful prone
nades and concerts of the season was
gieyn at Leavenworth hall last even
i ing. 1t was the third annual concert
and promenade Of that popular social
organization, the Pastime A. G., and
/ as in former years there was large
/ attendance
st Cecilia's fair will close tonight
after a very successful run both finan-
cfally and socially. The fair commit
i tee feels grateful to the public for
their patronage and also has kind
word to say for those who assisted IN
the success in any way. All the prizes
| will be awarded tonight.
The Nutmeg Order of Coming MeI
] gave their first annual dance IN Odo
Fellows hall last night. The attend
ance was large. The affair was under
the management of the following com
! mittees: Arrangement, S. Holczer
| Alex Grossman and ID. Goldgraber
/ floor. S. A. Chase, A. Pollak and >
Holczer; reception, A. Grossman, ~
GoIdgraber, w. Pollak and M. Katz.
The county commissioners will be
at their Office in the court house build
| ing on Leavenworth street next wed
nesday and Thursday for the purpose
| of delivering liquor licenses to those
who have been granted them. re
| garding those saloons which are with
in the 200 foot limit the commissioners
will not accept the HDrice" but Will
withhold decision on the applications.
The soft coal in the bin at the Mer-
Ram school started to burn yesterday
afternoon and it was feared that II
might get ahead Of Janitor helly, VINO
attacked it with water from small
hose and had it under control when
Chief Snagg and the department
reached there. 1t was guarded during
the evening. but showed no signs OF
breaking out again. -.. ..... 4.
The pupils and graduates of Mon
roe's Business college will meet next
Tuesday evening at 7:30 to perfect ar
engagements for the annual social re-
Union to be held in the college rooms
in the near future. The event prom
Uses to be an enjoyable one. The Lit
erary and Musical society of the col
lege will give an entertainment which
will be followed by a reception and
promenade.
The next. promenade concert will be
given by the American band at City
hall on Wednesday evening, November
10. On this occasion a program of
| 10 dance numbers will be played,
which will include new two-step by
| J. Albert Browne, pianist at jacques
| theater. A concert of five new nAm-
| bers will be given previous to the
| dance which will include new char
'acteristic piece entitled "The Warblers'
Serenade." Dancing will commence
at 8 o'clock.
Mrs Keough. 1914 Baldwin street.
Specials for this evening and Monday.
One lot children's Tam O'Shanters,
were soc, this sale 25c, in white, cardi-
nal, navy blue; one case of gents fan
mel night shirts, extra long, pretty
stripes 49c; one case of wasting in
Light and dark stripes, very pretty.
We're 15c, this sale Zoe; one case of
| blankets, were $3.50, this sale S1.25;
| one case of comfortables, were S1.75
and $1.9S, this sale $1.39; one lot of
boys pants, were 25c, this sale 19c.
The funeral Of John Duggan took
/ place this morning from his late home
on South Elm street with a mass OF
requiem at the Immaculate Concep-
ton church by the Rev Father Nc.
Guane. The bearers were M. ID. Rus
sell. James Preston and p. III. Nc
Herman, representing Court Phelan
#. of A. and J. S. Worsley, Thomas
/ Harrington and George O'Neill from
Mulcahy council, K. of G.. There was
a large number of beautiful flora
tributes. The body was shipped t.
Canaan for burial by Undertaken Null.
vile.
A large gathering was present las
evening at the first of series OF IL
yitation assemblies to be given by TIL
members of Professor Bailey's dancin'
classes in Citizens Bank hall, asid
from their annual reception at Leaven
worth hall Included in a well ar
ranged and enjoyable program wer
the two-step, waltz, Saratoga lanciers
and the three-step, recently adopted a
. the dancing masters convention an,
which is certain of becoming a popula
favorite owing to its simple and grace
full movements. The three-step nov
commonly seen about is quite different
st. Patrick's parish fair continue
to be a big drawing card and well j
} should be for most pleasant evening
can be spent at the Lyceum when tn
the fair is going on. The dining hal
is one of the most attractive places il
the hall and the mattresses are Away
kept busy The stage entertainment
each night is very good. Be sure an
see the fair tonight. Tomorrow
evening grand sacred concert will b
held and no doubt every seat will b
taken. An excellent program ha
been arranged. The following peopl
attended last night: Patrick Cronir
Ben Mohr. Charles w. Bagley, Mort
Riverside street, Robert Walker, drug
gist, Bank street, Francis P. Gull
foile South Willow street, Daniel ]
McGrath, butcher, Bank street.
Fhe following are the new officer
Of the State Federation of Woman
clubs elected yesterday at Bridgeport
Honorary president, Mrs I. K. Nobl
of Norwalk; president, Miss Mary n
Abbott of Waterbury: first vice pres
dent, Mrs G. S. Barnett of New He
ven; second vice president, Mrs r. v
Gerard of Norwalk; recording seer,
tary. Mrs f. w. Shelton of Shelter
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