Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-22
CITY NEWS. V s.

A Kappa Beta society has been or
 ganized by a number of students al
 the Waterbury High school.
 c. NJ. Truman, formerly proprietor
 of the ScovilI house, has leased the
 Wellington hotel at North Adams
 Mass.
 Bartholomew Flynn and Miss Matil
 da Missell were married this afternoon
 at St Mary Magdalene's church by the
 Rev Father Traynor
 I Ethel Cosen is suffering from the ef I fects of a bad gash on the head, caused l by being struck with a stone throWr l by young man. Dr Kilmartin dressed 1 the wound.
 The 595th anniversary of the inde pendence of Switzerland will be cele. brated Thursday evening, November 13, at Concordia hall by the Swiss as sociation of Waterbury, Naugatuck and
 Union City.
 Large crowds attend all the services Mary Magdalene's church by the 1 Last night Father Leary delivered 3 very interesting sermon on Death ] The board of directors of the Busi ness Mems association held a meeting ! yesterday, but transacted only routine business. The directors are so busy now with their fall trade that they have no time to take up any new busi- ness.
 The board of registration will be in session until 8 o'clock tonight They will sit tomorrow from 10 to 1 and from I to 8. Friday will be long ses- sion, lasting from in the morning un- til in the evening. This will be the last day.
 A large class for advanced pupils was formed by Prof c. A. Bailey at the Citizens bank hall last Friday gathering. Private lessons will be given to a.few more who wish to enter beginners class on Monday evening. Forty members are now therein
 The women folks should attend the democratic rally in City hall tonight. Why not? Have they 10 interest in the price of meat, coal and other things that go to make the home cheerful? They should turn out and hear some thing about the cause of their empty coal bins on the eve of long win ter. ~ ~.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Miss Elizabeth Aldrich, Napoleon Berard, Samuel Blu chanan, William Coffey, Mrs Julue Daniel, Charles F. Griffin, Mrs A. T. Higgins, MT J. Martly. Mrs Sarah Min CT, Miss Viola Mitchell, Miss l.. V. Murray, Mrs Annie Matthews, Miss I. F. Rue, Miss Etta E. Robbins, Miss Jennie Van Rotten, Mrs Irving Wheel CT. % ..-
 J. Edmund Skiff has been secured by the Friendly league to conduct a choral class, which will be free to the members except for a small amount to cover the expense of music. MT Skiff has recently opened a vocal studio in Waterbury after fourteen years experience in conducting large choruses, being for six years director Of music at the New York state school for the blind at Batavia, N. Y. This class will be organized Friday evening. October 24, at 8:45.
 Attorney Carmody. counsel for sNel-s lie E. Warner of Southbury. has en- tered suit against the Diamond Match 70, the match trust, for $5.O0O dam- ages for the death of her husband on August last. The latter was a carpen- Ter and Joiner employed at the defend ants factory in Southbury. With an other carpenter he was moving boards lnto the factory, taking them from a wagon, When moving belt near by struck him on the head. causing a se- were fracture, which killed him almost lmmedlately. The papers in the case were served this afternoon by Sheriff Sweeney of Naugatuck
 The subject under discussion nv tba Naturalists at the regular weekly meeting last evening was "Dia- monds. ". H. Cooke exhibited . chart illustrating some of the most famous diamonds in full size. and read an article in reference to them. Sey- efal small interesting papers were read by other members, giving ac- counts of these precious stones. and the treatment they undergo before be- ing placed upon the market for sale. The subject of the next meeting will be 'tBirds,'' and curious facts relating to them will be talked about.
 At St Joseph's club rooms last night the entertainment committee met and completed the arrangements for the big fair which opens in City hall next Saturday night. The committee to take charge of the various booths were ap- pointed and they will make things pleasant for all who attend. Especial attention will be given to dancing and two-steps, etc. Bueso brothers have been engaged for Saturday night. in troducing acrobats, appearing as ssIIan- py Hooligan" and the Tennis Bow, trick barrel jumpers and head bal ancers. Admission to the hall will be 15 cents and no extra charge for seats in the galleries.
 Michael Keane of New York and Miss Hanora German of Kingsbury street. this city, were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church Father S1ocum performed the cere- mony and the Rev Father Frederick celebrated the nupital mass. Richard German was best man and Miss Mary Eustis was maid of honor. The brides beautiful gown was of pongee silk with lace trimmings. She carried a white prayer book. The bridesmaids cos tune was of blue material. trimmed with lace. Subsequent to the marriage ceremony a wedding breakfast was held at the home of the brides sister Mrs Daniel J. Cdshman of 36 Kings bury street. After a short honeymoon