Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-20
CITY NEWS.

St Thomas's fair City hall tonight l Still another cut in prices at Castles market for Saturday.
 There will be a months mind mass for the late Patrick Horan of Pleasant l street tomorrow morning at z o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church.
 A large number from here will at tend the annual sociable and entertain Ement of the Sunshine oocial club of Derby, which will be held tomorrow night
 1 Special forecast for Connecticut Fair tonight; warmer in west portions Saturday probably light snow ill north fair in south portions; warmer; light fresh west to southwest winds.
 Papers in a suit for $3,OOO damages were yesterday served upon the city for Bridget Burns, who claims to have l sustained severe injuries by falling on an icy sidewalk on Maple street on De- cember 5.
 The infant daughter of Mir and Mrs Thomas F. Bergin of 75 South Elm street, died last night The flu neral was held at ? o'clock this after noon. Interment was in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Labor Commissioners Harry E. Back is confined to his home with severe attack of the grip and nothing will be done to fill the vacancy in Waterbury until he is able to resume his duties at the capitol.
 The Master Painters, association will hold a meeting tonight to take action on the petition of the Painters Deco rators' and Paperhangers' union for an increase in wages. An answer has been requested on or before March 15.
 George Pierpont, assistant ticket agent at the Bank street station of the Naugatuck division and Miss Anna Slauson were married at the home of the bride on Adams street yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the presence of large number of friends and rela- lives.
 There was q fair sized attendance at the hash supper which was given by the Ladies' Mission circle of the First Congregational church in the church parlors last night. The com mittee which arranged the affair so satisfactorily consisted of Mrs A. T.. Swift. Miss Elizabath Hall, Miss An nie North, Mrs Edwin H. Williams and Mrs O. c. Camp.
 The battalion drill at the armory last l night was witnessed by large crowd, the galleries being almost filled with people. Nearly all the members of Company c and Company A were pres- ent, and in the absence of Major Till | son. who was to have charge of the drill, Captain Fitzpatrick acted as major and commanded in the drill. The various movements in the drill were finely executed by both companies Sergeant LawIor was battalion ser geant. 1t was one of the best drills of the season
 The annual concert and sociable giv- en by the employees of the Waterbury Buckle Co was held in Leayenworth hall last night and was largely attend ed. All present enjoyed a merry time. Music was furnished by Lalliers or chestra and Professor Mccormick was pYompter. The arrangement commit l tee consisted of r. H. McKicrnan. D. ]. Murphy, J. Carmody R. Pearce and E. B. Moore. Floor. J. Carmody, D.. B. Moore, H. Cunningham, U. Fitz- maurice. H-Moran and J. Lyons. Re ception, D. J. Murphy. F. H. McKier- nan. D. B. Moore. J. Carmody and R. Pearce.
 l "The Southern ars'' will make it's ap- pearance in the Democrat on Saturday l The last public whist party of inc season which will be given by the Catholic Women's association was held in St Patrick's hall last night and was a success in every way. A large crowd was present and mer1ily en- joyed themselves. Whist was com menced about 8:45. the tables being ar- ranged in circle about the hall. The nrst prizes were won by Nellie F. Clo- hessey. Katherine Bowen, Nora Me- Evoy. John Cass. Charles ButterIv and KerOn Fitzpatrick. The boohv prizes were won by May Keefe and William J. Ryder Miss Eulalia Mad den won the door prize After the whist dancing was enjoyed, music be- ing furnished by Miss Castonia. Tho affair was nicely arranged by Mrs Thomas Fitzmaurice, Miss Annie Cor don, Miss Elizabeth Quinn, Miss Julia Larkin, Miss Margaret Tracy and Nriss Nora Mccarthy.
 The third annual sociable of the south End Social club was held in SpeedWell hall last night and was . success, socially and financially There was q large attendance Music for the dancing, which consisted of IS numbers. was furnished by Lallier's orchestra and the prcInpter was F. T. Bouffard. The committees were as follows: Reception committee T Downey. l.. Buerger. K. Brett. T. Courtemanche, W. Darling, A. Frem- ette. o. Gumpper, D. Jones, T. Lally. w. Lawlor, P. Leduke. T. Kelly. w. Mulhearn. A. MillSA D. Mack, |. Me- Grath, c. Pelletier. T. Ouinlan. R. n. Reid. " Sullivan. W. Smith, G. Horn, w Wiehn. H Stoefler. c. Harper, NJ.