Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-22
CITY NEWS.

The Retail Clerks association vii meet at 8 o'clock tonight.
 The board of public works will hold a special meeting at 7:45 o'clock to might.
 The members of the High school class of 1901 are requested to meet at the High school building this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 A special meeting of the officers and l directors of the Catholic Women's as sociation will be held tonight at $ o'clock in St Patricks hall.
 I Special forecast for Connecticut: Cloudy, with probable showers to- might and Tuesday; light to fresh east to north winds, increasing in force. | A regular meeting of the St Joseph's IF. A. society will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in St Patrick's hall. Every member should attend as business of importance will be transacted.
 County Commissioners Brewer and Thompson Saturday afternoon looked lover the scene of the contested liquor applications in the north end. They have not yet given their decision, but it is expected at any moment.
 | Mary's convent, Norwich, has been transferred to Hartford, where she will be mother superior of St Patrick $ convent Sister Thecla was formerly Miss Annie Shearon, daughter of James Shearon of Wolcott street. Reporter c. F. Hayes of the Demo crat, who won naptha launch a short time ago at a drawing which took place in Tarrytown, N. Y, has received word that he can sell the launch at any time for $350. The launch has been christened by its owner '"The Bells of Shandon."
 The sermon which the Rev Father Slocum was to have delivered on the occasion of the dedication of St Thom- as school and convent on Labor day will be delivered next Sunday evening after special vespers and solemn ben ediction This announcement was made yesterday in St Thomas church at the last mass
 Frank DeFeo, manager of the Ital- ian band, is prepared to make engage ments with parties who need the ser vice of the band, and wants all in need of such service to call upon him. The band is one of the finest in New Eng; land and is sure to be in big demand during the fall campaign, and especial ly after the election, when the victors will want to paint the town red.
 A seaffolding at Randolph & Gloves factory gave way about 5 o'clock Sat urday afternoon, injuring Peter Law Tor, John Rice, Charles Sherwood, Peter Beerch and Richard Holmes. The men were engaged in placing a roof over an addition to the muff1e room and had a large beam raised over their heads when their footing | slipped from under them. Dr Pom eroy dressed their injuries.
 Game of every kind promises to be quite plentiful this winter and sports men are expecting to have consider able and profitable hunting. Quail in large focks have been seen along the shore during the past few weeks and adventurous spoftsmen have had more than one game dinner. Rabbits and hares were seen in large numbers yes terday along Walnut Beach. Pickerel and perch are said to be in larger numbers in Bel1eview and Forest Park lakes this fall than they have ever been, and that many fine catches were made there last week.
 At meeting of the members of the thew Somerset Social club in their rooms at the corner of East Main lstreet and Phoenix avenue yesterday afternoon, organization was effected the following officers being elected President, Frank Coyle; first vice pres ident, A. D. Moore; second vice pres ident, Thomas Morgan; financial sec retary, W. E. Cook; recording secre- tary, James J. Monaghan; treasurer Cornelius Sullivan; warden, Joseph | Gagain. Various committees were also appointed. The club starts of with fairly good list of members.
 Frederick Dingle and George Allcott of Bucks Hill, while on their way home Saturday night in the family team, collided with a North Mair street trolley car near City Mills, nar- rowly escaping fatal injuries. The wagon was tossed to one side and the occupants thrown into water trench The men were taken to McLinden's pharmacy where they were attended by Dr Galley. Dingle had one broker leg and his collar bone was dislocateC and his face. badly scratched. Ht was removed to the Waterbury hospi tai. Allcott, a very old gentleman was taken to his home. He escaped with bad shaking up.
 The Rev Father O'Donovan. q mem Der of the Jesuit order and stationed at the Sixteenth street church in New
 York, occupied the pulpit at the differ ent masses at the Sacred Heart churcl yesterday. Large congregations wer, present at all the masses. Faths ODonoyan's visit to this city was fo the purpose of arousing increased in terest in the League of the Sacre, Heart. He spoke of the grandeur Q the league, of the 3,000,o0O or nor 2 members who belong to the league an, e of the benefits to be derived iron membership in the league. Tn th
 afternoon Father O'Donovan addresse, the promoters of the League of tb
 Sacred Heart
 At the last meeting of Mulcah, : council, K. of O., Joseph Worsley an,
 Joseph Devereaux were appointed
 committee to make arrangements fo the organization in this city of a Ia
 dies auxiliary of the Knights of Go
 lumbus which will be known as tn
 Daughters of Isabella This will b
 the first organization of it's kind i