Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-08
CITY NEWS

The Melchisedeck Sunday school will be opened for the fall session next sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The regular monthly business meet ing of the Friendly league will take place this evening at quarter past 8. A months mind mass will be cele- orated at the church of the Immacu- late Conception at o'clock tomorrow morning for the late Ann McGoe. The Ladies' auxiliary will hold an important meeting this evening. Those having tickets out for the recent entertainment are expected to make returns and settle tonight. Officers will also be elected at this meeting. James c. Demming, AS Wilson street has returned from a three weeks, trip to New York, Maine and Canada. His father, Ferdinand, Is SUI perintending the erection of a brass rolling mill and a tube shop in New Toronto This is Waterbury day at the Dan bury fair and consequently a large } number of people from this city are 1 enjoying the sights at the fair to-day. The number of Waterbury visitors, however, was not as large as year ago. The collision between the two trains year ago, when one excursion ist was killed and nearly two score more or less seriously Injured, made some people rather tinlid about going 1 to-day.
 The new building for the Adams Express Go which is located next to Cooks restaurant opposite the Nauga- tuck depot, is about ready for occu- pancy. s<he platform from the depot to the new building is being raised and repaired. As soon as the new building 1 is entirely completed the Headquarters of the company at the depot will be removed there. The present quarters of the company will be used for the baggage room.
 Frank Sutton of William street the clever goal tend, has been signed to play with Fort Wayne in the West ern league durfng the coming season. James Canavan of New Haven is manager of the Fort Wayne team and he secured the services of Sutton whose abilities he knew we'll. The lineup of the Fort Wayne team will be as follows: Warner, Cunningham, rushers; Canavan, center; Mccarthy, half back; Sutton. goal. Sutton will leave for the west about October 20.
 A very pretty home wedding took place at ST Linden street last evening at o'clock when Emily Brintnau, daughter Of Francis Bulkley Field, was Joined in marriage to William Stod- dard Kellogg. The ceremony was per formed by the Rev Francis T. Russell, D. D., and was witnessed by immedi- ate friends and relatives. The maid of honor was Miss Alice Gertrude Field, the sister Of the bride. Isaac Parsons Kellogg, a brother of the groom, was the best man. Miss Lucia Chase and Master William Merriman preceded the bridal party, bearing rib bons.
 The semi-annual meeting of the New Haven County Medical association will be held in the postoffice building, Wa terbury. on Thursday. October 15 1903, at n a. m Titles of papers: Acute Lobar Pneumonia 7 The pathol- ogy, Dr o. J. Bartlett, New Haven: the diagnosis. Dr W. J. Delaney, .Naug- atuck; the treatment, Dr J. F. c. Eos ter, New Haven. Dissertations: 'Vari- ola," Dr T. J. Kflmartin, Waterbury; Acute Pancreatftis, Dr J. H Flynn, New Haven. Voluntary paper, "Medi- cad Inspection of Public Schools pr IT. M, Cahill. New Haven. Dinner at Waterbury club after meeting.
 County President Luddy of Water bury was present at a meeting of the A. O. H. After the business had been transacted he spoke of the splendid condition of the order throughout the state and its excellent standing in Con- nectfcut. The county president re marked that the society is gaining rapidly in membership in this state and last month surprisingly large number of candidates had been fn- ftfated into the different divisions Mir Iuddy, who is well known throughout the gtate as a clever entertainer, sang the Wearing of the Green" in Irish. He had splendid voice, which he knows how to use. and he was loudly app1auded-Ansonia Sentinel.
 The annual fair of the Washington Hill Athletic club was opened most auspicfously last night. The auditori- um. which has been renovated, was prettily and 1avish1y decorated with flags and bunting. It never looked more attractive than last night A large and merry crowd was present, and they enjoyed their moneys worth Everything had been nicely arranged and the members of the various com mfttees saw that everybody spent pleasant evening Dancing was a fea- ture of the fair Fine music is fur nfshed and the floor is in excellent con- dftion. What more could be asked for by the merry waltzers? Be sure and attend tonight. Don't miss this even- fng's program or it will be cause of regret to VOL