Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-11-03
CITY NEWS.


Special forecast for Connecticut
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday
fresh southwest winds.
Miss Ethel Brown and Miss FlosSie
HUMPHREYS of New Haven were the
guests yesterday of Miss Jewel Sea
man Of this city.
Al Darling OF this city plays lead
ing part in Rogers Brothers in Wash
ington," which will be presented "
Polls theater tonight.
Ticket No 30 won . barrel Of beer q
the fair Of st Josephs Lithuanian
church. The name could not be de
ciphered. It looked like Ga1ueb.
] Moriarty's undertaking night calls
will be answered. by Joseph G. Mort
arty, Immediately over the store at ID
Broadway.
The Sterling football team of this
went to Thomaston on Saturday an6
was defeated by the Grove A. g. foot
ball eleven by the score Of % to 0.
The aldermen are scheduled to meet
at S o'clock tonight One of the doc
uments to be brought before the board
is list of about a thousand delin-
quent taxpayers on the list of 1901.
David Stein has sold his property
on the corner of Dennison and North
Vine streets to Thomas Ferris. from
whom he has in turn purchased the
six tenement block on Taylor street.
Solderers' local 223 will hold a meet
| ing tonight at He1lmann's hall at 8
p. m. All solderers are requested to
attend as business of Importance per-
tanning ito their craft will be transact
ed
| st Cecilia's parish fair will open in
City har Wednesday evening. An
interesting stage program will be rem
| dered. La1lier's orchestra will fur
nish music for dancing. Particular
! attention will be paid to the decoration
of the booths and they will be prettier
than ever before. g..
The Agudas Israel society met yes
terday at their rooms and elected the
following officers: President, H. Sill
verman; yice-president, J. Weinberg:
treasurer, l.. Netken; first trustee, N.
Newman; second trustee, J. Litzkey:
financial secretary, J. Fabricant; re-
cofdlng secretary, NJ. Tenenbaum.
John J. Mccarthy, of the firm of Nc
arthy & Moore, South Main street min
eral water dealers, and Mrs Catherine
t1ynn OF Wolcott street, were married
last evening at the Sacred Heart church
by the Rev Father Shelley John #.
dackett was best man and Miss Clara
Sutton was maid of honor. Mr. and
Mrs Mccarthy left for a wedding tour.
On their return they will reside on East
Clay street. r. 55@s7
Smith & Griggs' football team, COM
posed Of stringers from the buffing
room, defeated an eleven from the
Buckle shop Saturday afternoon by a
score of II to 0. The victors would
like to hear from other teams who
have conceit that they can play.
Those who want to tackle the Smith
" Gr1ggs boys are requested to adj
dress Philip Arcand, 937 South Main
street.
A surprise party was held in honor
OF Miss Gertrude Reed at her home
S92 East Main street, Saturday even
ing, the occasion being the 10 anniyeer-
sary of her birthday Surprised in
deed, was Miss Reed when about thirty
of her friends appeared to celebrate
the occasion. yet she proved a charm
ing hostess. There was voca1 and in
strumental music and recitations. Re
freshments were served. Many and
beautiful We're the gifts which Miss
Reed received from her friends.
The following is a general outline Of
the entertainments to be given at ST
Patrick's parish fair on Porter street
from the 18th to the 10Th of November:
Wednesday, songs and Rotations:
Thursday, sisters drill by children.
Friday, Lady ministries; Saturday.
Brooklyn Athletic club; Sunday. OBJ
eretta, Gypsy Queen; Monday. farce
Mrs Bakers Baby; Tuesday. enter
tainment by Miss Rigney; Wednesday.
lady minstrels; Thursday, entertain
ment by Miss Cronan; Friday, farce.
Miss Madcap''
The funeral of James e. Cass took
place yesterday afternoon from the
famly residence on Dublin street. with
service at the Sacred Heart church and
lntefment In the new st Joseph's Gene
terry The bearers were John Cass
Peter McGinn, John Tobin and Daniel
Cass Among the floral tributes was
a basket of roses, S. Dudley. Willie
Kunde and Ray Freter; basket Of
roses, Margaret and Anna Tobin: has
ket of roses, Lauretta and .Tnsenb
Tobin; bouquets, Charles Cass. Mar.
garet Brophy. Laura McGinn. Clifford
azel, Ethel johnson, Mabel and Minnie
Kunde. :
The first Y. NJ. G. A. meeting for
men only, this year, was held at the
Jacques opera house yesterday after
Eoon. Vocal selections were rendered
Dy Miss Gertrude Smith. who was ac-
companied by Albert J. Blakesley. The
speaker of the day. the Hon Walter n
chandler, the brilliant young New
York barrister, was introduced bv a.
torney Wilson I'll. Pierce. Mr. Cband-
Ter delivered an eloquent and brilliant
address on SsT'he Trial of Jesus from .
Lawyers Standpoint. . The sneaker
handled his subject in an able manner
and knew his subject well. for it was
the product Of five years preparation
ana In the compilation of it Mr. Chand,
Ter had been assisted by some Of tba
aDlest men in the country. 1t was
very fine discourse and the sneaker
neld the rapt attention Of his LARGO ar
dience throughout. -
The funeral of Nellie Seaman +oo,,
place yesterday afternoon from tbe
FAMILY residence on Ridge street win
service at st Francis xavier's church
and interrent In st Joseph's cemetery
The bearers were Felix Taller E,ed
Lallier; Louis Gilbert. Michael TO-