Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-21
CITY NEWS

The concert and dance which WAS to have been given by the local letter carriers has been declared off.
 A young woman named Rosie Sweeney was arrested by Detective Kennaugh this noon on a charge of in- corriglbility.
 D. M. Davis was elected grand rep resentative at the meeting in Bridge port yesterday of grand encampment of Odd Fellows of Connecticut.
 The new telephone. directories were distributed to-day, and the notice on the cover says that they will go into effect at . l. m. to morrow morning.
 No drawback to be fitted with a pair of NIfangl trousers from U. S. & Co.,, $2.5O to $6. But you can draw your money back if they are not right ev- cry way.
 Miss Edith Henderson of East Main street, stenograpl1er at the United Gas Improvement Co.'S office has left for two months vacation in South Carol isia.
 The funeral of John Keilty of Wa tei'town will take place on Friday morning at half-past nine to St Johns church in Watertown, and the inter ment will be in the new St .Joseph's cemetery in this city.
 George E. Reed. general superin- tendent of the Scovill Co.'S rolling mill, and Miss Viola Herlocker. stem ographer at seoyill's were married yesterday at the brides home, 24 State street. Dr Anderson officiated.
 A two-inch goosa-neck gave out in the water main in Exchange place last night, furnishing quite little work for the department this morning. The job was done up quickly so that the water was not shut off more than an hour and a half.
 John Dillon of William street has been elected vice president of the senior class of the Yale medical school. The other officers are as fol lows: President, John w. Hunt, Olathe, Kansas: secretary and treasur- CT, Burton I. Tolles, Ansonia
 For thirty days only a life-like cray on portrait given away at the Turn bull Co.'S big store, 139 East Mail street. The well known artist, Will liam K. Bath, Is giving away these portraits. He has his studio on our second floor and is now ready to re- ceiye you.
 Making fires of the autumn leaves. q practice very common among young sters, is now being indulged in in all parts of the town, and it is a wonder how the crowds of children who gath cred about them manage to keep clear of the flames. It is dangerous pas time and every possible effort should be made to put a stop to the business.
 The following officers were elected at the Knights of Pythias meeting in New Britain yesterday; c. C., ". J. Fuller, New Haven; V. c. o., Charles A Gates. Waterbury; c, F., William E. Thoms. Waterbury; K. of R and S.. H. o. Case. Hartford; M. of B., w. N. Potter, Willimantic; M. of Al J. F. Turner, Bridgeport; c. I. G., John Evans, Watertown: q. of G.. Fl. D. Stanton. New London.
 The candidates for the Go G basket ball team will meet for practice to- night at 8 o'clock. A game VIII be played with the North End Athletic club team on October 30. The local military boys have been granted per mission to use the armory at all times for any kind of sport. That fs they themselves can have the use of the arrnory gratuitol1sly for any games, but when non-nihtary teams play there permission must be secured and $5 paid for the use of the armory.
 A delightful whist party was given at the home of Miss Louise Malone on Bank street last night. About twelve couples were present Prizes were won by Charles Corcoran and Miss De- borah Fitzgerald. Recitations were delivered by the Misses Nellie Mahan- ey and Daisy Lord, and songs were contributed by John Dunn. A feature of the evening was an imitation of an Indian war dance by the Misses Nellie Devine, Mollies Mahaney and Adeline Blansheld. who were attired as In. dians. Among the outsof town guests were Messrs Dunn and Johnson of Bristol.