Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-12
CITY NEWS.

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street.
Special forecast for Connecticut
Showers tonight; fair and somewhat
colder Thursday; brisk to high south
west winds.
The Rev William G. Ballantine
DID, LID, ex-president of OberliI
college, will speak at the mems meet
ing in Jacques opera house next Sun
day afternoon.
At 8 O'Clock. tomorrow morning
an anniversary high mass of requiem
will be celebrated at st Patrick
church for the repose of the soul OF
the late Father Duggan.
Hendricken council, X. of O., held
a very interesting meeting last night
District Deputies Mccain of this city
and Hearn of Naugatuck were present
and addressed the meeting.
Joseph, the seventeen months old
son of Mr. and Mrs Patrick Coleman of
IA Pemberton street, died this morn
/ ing. The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock with in
terment in Calvary cemetery.
! At meeting of the Sterling basket
ball team last night William Curtis
was elected manager and John Curtis
was elected captain. A game has
been arranged with the strong High
school alumni team of Hartford for
Thanksgiving night.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
| in the pOstofice: Louis H. Bonelli,
Wilfred Burton, Henry Kennedy, Mrs
Lewis Dayton, John O'Connors, 372
baldwin street, Charles Hollister.
Louis Hine, Miss Anna G. Suthoon,
Malachi III. Watson, w. j. Williamson.
Court Rose Hill, r. of A., held n
very interesting meeting in their rooms
last evening. Three candidates were
initiated and ten applications were
proposed. A committee was appoint
ed to make arrangements for social
session of the court in the near future.
t'All Sorts and Conditions of Birds
was the subject of an interesting dis
course by Mrs Kate WardwelI before
the Waterbury Women's club in the
parlors of the Second Congregational
church yesterday afternoon. Miss
Kate Mullings acted as accompanies
to Professor Wynbergen, who rendered
two solos, Greeting and Till
Death.'
Thanksgiving comes but once a
year, and when it comes it should
bring good cheer. Have you been de-
linquent? Do you owe any relative
or friend a memento of the occasion?
The Epson Jewelry Co is prepared to
assist you to relieve your conscience.
The display of solid and plated silver
ware this firm is showing is very at
tractive.
Rev John n. Lewis of st Johns par
ish delivered an address before the
Waterbury Christian Endeayor soci-
ETY. at the First BAPTIST church last
night. He said he was more con-
cerned in creating a strong sentiment
in favor of total abstinence than in the
arbitrary closing of the saloons. The
rum seller, he thought, was not half
as deserving of contempt as the rum
drinker.
A whist party was given last night
at the residence of the Misses Pilon
on East Liberty street.. The first
prize was won by Miss Marie Louise
Pilon and e. Faubert. The consola-
ton prize went to Miss Laura Dau-
cette and Arthur Pilon. Piano seIec-
lions were rendered by Miss M. Nor
rot, Miss Jennie Doucette. Miss L..
Pilon, Miss Hilda Pilon and Professor
G. PerauIt, who favored those pres
ent with one of his best selections.
Vocal solos We're rendered by Miss q.
Henfield, Miss E. Doucette, Miss @.
Bernier and Miss q. Pilon.
Mrs Nora Ryan. widow of the late
James Ryan, died last night at the
| residence of her daughter, Mrs James
Condor, 81 Stone street. She leaves
three daughters, Mrs James Condor,
Mrs Charles Allen, Mrs J. J. Ieary;
one son, James Ryan; three sisters,
Mrs Maria Casey, Mrs Agnes Hosier,
and Mrs Patrick Manion, the last
named of Washington, this state; one
brother. Patrick Reed. The deceased
was also a sister of the late Mrs Mar
oaret Miller of Mill street.. The fu-
neral will take place to st Francis
Xayier's church at $50 o'clock Friday
morning.
There was large attendance at the
fret annual concert and reception of
+ba waterbury italian band in
i concordia hall last night. The affair
was in charge of the following COM
,y,ittnes. Arrangement, u. Orlando,
1 IT San0UlI1. n lie - W, 49, -'
7 Torly: floor committee, B. Troiano,
n Pennisi. C. Carangelo, ]. sandulll'
n Relloise, A. De Fec, r. Iacco, n
Ri Pietro, p. De Gregario, J. Masone'
i Sauchella, T. Boiano; reception. a.
cavalluzzo, S. Mastroianni, @. Ma
i some 3. Orlando, v. Masone, n Quer-
rera. r. De Fec, A. ". ID Ioflo' -
Re1loise. M. Florio, A. Pilla.
Attorney russell said to-day that ne
would have to get an lhJtlhc :',l
"u prosecutor Durant from issu
inc warrants for the arrest OF Louis
Ricciardi. Within the past few weeks
+bis man has been arrested two q
.tbrea times. He has been put under
bonds fined and committed to jan
from which he took an appeal, and 10
day further complaint was entered
/ against him for assaulting Mary Ruby
VINO keeps a boarding house on Nortl
| EIm street. There is considerable bac
feeling between Ricciardi and Angelo
! Perugino. and the latter is said to be
hack of this last complaint against tht
i former. Perugino claims Richard
alienated his wife's affections. 1t i
certain she has refused to live witt
him and he blames Ricciardi for this
/ Perugino was around town few days
ago looking for law and the presen
| oornnIaint q against Ricciardi is believed