Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-30
CITY NEWS

| l There will be a meeting of the man
 agers of the City league at St Joseph's 1 rooms this evening at o'clock 1 The bureau of assessment met last l night and heard parties interested in the discontinuance of a portion of Vine street and the layout of the Wa tertown road.
 Congressman Elect George IL. ,Lil- l ley will leave for Washington in a few days to take up his residence there while congress is in session. MT Lilley has not yet appointed his secre- tary, but expects to before he leaves l for Washington
 About twenty-five couples attended the whist party and reception which 1 was given by the Y. NJ. c. l.. A. in it's rooms last night. The whist prizes
 were won by the following: Ladies,
 first, Mrs Edward Skelly; consolation.
 Miss Agnes Dempsey; gentlemen, first, William Pryor: consolation, Frank Kelly. After the whist dancing was
 enjoyed.
 l The, directors of the New York,
 New Haven & Hartford railroad hold
 their meeting in New York tomorrow.
 At this meeting MT Mellen will be chosen president and MT Todd firse l v1ce-president, and the new adminis- l tration will come in. It is announced
 in New. Haven that immediately after
 the meeting Judge Hall will start with
 his family for southern California, to l be absent for the six months which l the board recently voted him.
 There was very large attendance | fl1a yxybi cf rrix- 1ry l Women's association last evening
 Fourteen hands of whist were played and nine prizes were carried off
 Prizes were won by the following: l Ladies, first prize, Miss Mary Bowe:
 second prize. Mrs John Hinton; third l prize, Miss Catherine Corcoran; con-
 solation prize, Miss Mary Kenny; gen. tlemen, first prize. William Mahaney:
 second prize. John Corden; third prize
 William Kelley; fourth prize, D. J.
 Mulville; consolation prize, Michael Grout. After whist dancing was in-
 dulged in.
 M. F. Cassin has purchased l of William F. Bowe, the
 property directly south of his drug store, consisting of lot of land front ing hundred feet on Baldwin street
 and over hundred feet on Washing
 ton street, handsome two-familv
 house and barn. The place is across
 the way from St Francis Xavfer's S
 church and has been occupied by 1 Father Curtin since he came here
 eight years ago. The purchase puts
 MT Cassin in possession of the entire l frontage on Baldwin street from the
 residence of J. M Daly to Washing
 ton street.
 I delightful reception was rendered
 to the Daughters of the King by the Young Mems club at the parish house l of St Johns church last night Vari- 1 ous parlor games were played and a l pleasing entertainment was given. l The young ladies present were cordi- 1 ally welcomed by the Rev J. N. Lewis. 1 A sketch entitled 'sSambo's NIishaps''
 was finely rendered by William Comb CT. who scored a big hit. Arthur H. l Chappell gave Japanese sketch.
 Dancing was enjoyed during the lat ter part of the evening. Refreshments
 were served. The committee in charge
 consisted of Albert Pott, William Comber. Arthur Chappell Ernest Rer-
 don and Mark Hallam.
 A reputation for absolute reliability is necessary to attain any permanent
 success We realized that 20 years
 ago and that's why we are sea M, more diamonds each year
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