Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-18
. - CITY NEWS.

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 Michael Neville of Wolcott has ap. piled to the probate court to be re- stored to his capacity and the control of his property.
 The proprietors of the Waterbury Hat store, who have been renovating their new quarters, formerly McGar- ry's, on Bank street, will have their formal opening to-day.
 Judge Lowe ill the probate court to- day decided to appoint a guardian over the child Esther Wanamaker. Either Superintendent Combellack of the Boys club or the board of selectmen will be chosen for the office.
 The second annual dance given by the Star Social club will be held at Speedwell hall Wednesday evening, January p, Fulton's orchestra will furnish music; Prof Mccormick Will prompt. A good time is extended to all who attend.
 The Bunker Hill chapel will be dedi- cated tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. The sermon will be preached by the Rev MT Granger of the Third Congregational church. The new church adjoins the old one and has a seating capacity of POO.
 John O'Reilly of South street, for the past eight years janitor of the Apothe- carries Hall Go, has retired from the position. He is succeeded by W. H. Coster, the colored gentleman who has been doing general work about the building for some time past.
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street. January clearing sale extras for th.s evening: Ladies' percale house wrap pers, were 9Sc. this sale 69c; ladies' mercerized waists, were $1.25, this sale 9Se; children's bonnets, were 25c, 3Sc, soc, this sale 19c; boys knee pants 19c.
 At the quarterly meeting of the Wa terbury Indian association, yesterday afternoon, at the residence of Mrs Nor man D. Granniss on Prospect street, it was voted to provide the members with small boxes to be used to collect funds for the Indians in Southern Cali fornia.
 The new officers of Court Cham plain. F. of A, were installed last night. At the social session which fol- lowed addresses were made by Chief Ranger Brandley, J. Archambeault, F.. Arcand, B. Baribault and others. There was singing by P Galipeau and A. Bienvenu, and piano and vioAn se- lections by B. Baribault, A. Lallier and J. Galipeau.
 What are we? We are 1t! If you don't believe 1t, visit our fair. Forest CTS of America.
 There will be wedding at the con- cert promenade and sociable given by the employees of the Waterbury Buckle Go at City hall Monday evening, Feb ruary 10, between colored couple of New Britain. A we'll known city of l ficial will perform the ceremony. The buckle shop hands are always giving 1 their friends something new and novel in the line of an entertainment. l At the semi-annual meeting of the Washington Hill Athletic club, held at 1 their rooms on Washington street last evening, the following officers We're 1 elected for the ensuing six months President, Edward Parker; vice-presi- dent, James Fryer; recording secre- tary, Joseph Delaney; financial secre- tary, Frank Smith; treasurer, Thomas Lawlor; captain, James Thompson; trustee committee. James Dillon, I. \ SCuSAllA, L1s Sul1lNdu.
 The officers of Connecticut lodge, A. O. U. w., were installed last night by Deputy Supervisor William c. Hard oi Salem lodge, Naugatuck, assisted hy William Miller and others. After the installation ceremony a social session was held, during which the following program was rendered.: Piano solo Frank Dee; remarks. Supervisor W. G Hard; song, W. T. Ryan; song, Franl Ryan: recitation, D. F. Lawlor; piano duet. Jones and Irwin; buck and wing Hurley and Altman; whistling solo. W J. Quigley; song, F. J. Griffin; remarks F. M. w. Lambert; song, Thoma: Slodgkinson: closing ode, A. o. U. ".
 Mizpah colony No 163, U. o. P. F. held meeting last night, when new officers were installed by Deputy ST preme Governor Albert A. May ot Meriden, assisted by Mrs May. Tn, following program was rendered March, U. o. P. F., dedicated to Ordel of Pilgrim Fathers; address. George Treadwell; humorous song, entitled Staring Me in the Face" by Perc, Sansom; address. Deputy A. 4. May song, Charles Bavier; character soDr Percy Sansom. entitled Tt Will TaI, Lot of That to Upset Me-: sonr Miss Nettleton, accompanied on tht piano by Miss Grace Mendlesobn song, 'The Fire Was Burning Hof. Percy Sansom
 7. Miss Mary Stadler of Denny street prominent member of St Cecilia. parish, was rendered a reception a- her home last night by members of tht Children of Mary's society and others of that parish, making about fifty Der sons in all. During the evening Nils, Stadler was made the recipient ot many handsome presents, including Z picture of the Madonna, gift iron the Children of Mary, Miss Nassau mak ing the presentation speech, to whicl Miss Stadler suitably responded. The pastor of the church, Dr Martin. was present, and made few remarks. The occasion which brought together SC many members of St Cecilia s parisI was the coming marriage of Miss Stad. Ter, which will take place at tha1 church next week.
 The Senior Debating society Of the High school held a meeting in ths High school building last night. The subject of the debate was: "Re n.