Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-12
CITY NEWS.

George Carroll, student at St l Thomas's seminary, Hartford, is en- l toying a vacation at his home on East Clay street.
 I The members of the class of 1902 of the Waterbury high school will probably give a concert and promenade during the Christmas vacation.
 A meeting of the High School Alum nj Debating club will be held at the | school building tonight at 7:3O. Every member is requested to be pres ent. @ <. 4
 Owing to the inclement weather the attendance at the concert and prom enade given, by the American band in City hall last night was not so large as usual. The music was fine.
 Florence, the five montlss' old child of MT and Mrs George Greenhalgh of 34 Third street, died yesterday after noon. The funeral took place this af- ternoon with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Beware of goods sold at auction. If you want to buy your Christmas pres ents in diamonds, watches and all kinds of jewelry call on Nj. Green, 213s Bank street. All our goods are sold with written guarantee. = Helen, the two months old daugh- ter of MT and Mrs Thomas Lynch of '225 North Elm street, died this morn ing. The funeral will take place to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with in- terment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The Theta chapter of the Theta Sigma society which consists of stu dents of the Waterbury High school, will give mock trial in Music. hall ill the Citizens Bank building on New Years night. It will be open to the public and a small admission fee will | be- charged.
 | The Somerset club held a meeting 1 last evening and elected the following l officers: President, A. D. Moore; vice 1 president, William Flood; recording i secretary, George Dow; financial sec retary, w. D. Cooke; finance commit tee, A. D. Moore, William Culligan, c. P. Sullivan.
 The Ladies' auxiliary. A. o. H. met last night in K. of c. Hall and elected officers as follows: President, Mar garet Crane; vice-president, Mary Cav Js Kelly; financial secretary, Mary Hal pin; treasurer Mary Phalen; sergeant at arms, Anna O'Meara; sentinel, Nora Crane; musician, Kittie Quinn.
 John O'Brien. who with his family. wife and eight children, was ejected recently from a house on Cooke street, is again in trouble. A summary pro- cess was issued against him yesterday I T. r <~RI 1<eI,1 nue whose tenant he is. O'Brien now lives on Town plot. The process of ejectment is in the hands of Constable Perkins and will be served in few days unless he quits the premises meanwhile. % Judge Peasley came into the city court to-day on crutches. Basket ball again." said everybody, intimating that the judge had hurt himself in his fayorite game. His left foot wore a slipper of comfortable complexion but l looked swollen. Basketball was not in fault this time, however, for the judges mishap. It was an icy side walk. Last evening when going home he slipped and fell and sprained his left ankle. t...- - ..
 At meeting of Court Oregon, F. of A., last night the following officers were elected: Chief ranger, George McDonald; sub chief ranger, James Walsh; recording secretary, W. F. Riley; financial secretary, W. F. Guilfoile; treasurer, James F. Nc Knight; senior warden, W. J. Costello; junior warden, w. J. Quigley; senior beadle, Joseph Finnigan; junior bea- dle, John Bagley; physician, Dr D. J. Freney; druggist, J. l.. Duncan; trus- Aees, J. F. Doolan and J. H. Freney. The treasurer's report showed a bal ance on hand of nealy $2,400 I The annual election of officers of Court Linden. F. of A., was held last night and resulted as follows:, Chief ranger. William H. Lawlor; sub chief ranger. John Mahaney; financial secre tary, William Worsley; recording sec. I retary, Patrick Lahe7, treasurer Thomas McGrath; senior woodward
 Thomas Shea; junior woodward Stephen O'Rourke; senior beadle Theodore Kirsh; junior beadle, John Riley; lecturer, William Walsh; trus- tees. Thomas Crean, Joseph smith physician, Dr John F. Hayes; drug gist, William Fallon.
 | that was presented at Polls last night and q good sized audience were more than pleased at the production It is a drama filled with exciting situa tions and awakes more than the ordi nary interest. It is staged too witt every attention to dramatic detail and tie four acts are presented with sna1 and yigor that retain the close atten- tion of everybody. A very excellent company is in charge of the production and not flaw could be picked in the cast. Among those who are bes1 known to theater-goers of this city arc Howard Truesdell. who was connected with the Waite Stock Go when Mrs Jean Jacques was being starred A Y Richard Dudley last night he was 2 success. J. K. Hutchinson was the hero of the production in the character of Tom Manley and his portrayal oi the character was certainly pleasing Miss Laura Wall and Miss Editl Branscombe Pond also filled their parts very acceptably. Our old friend Mel