Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-02
CITY NEWS

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 Friendly league reception tonight for everyone interested
 Round or sirloin steak 12c lh. Other specials to interest you at Castles mar ket for Saturday.
 The board of finance met last night aud approved the payrolls. The monthly report of Treasurer Gibson was read and ordered on file. It sk ow- I 2 balance on hand October l or $123,- 136.
 The adjourned special meeting of the board of aldermen which was to have been held last night did not l come off. Only seven members ap- pcared and after securing the town for three more the sheriff returned with cut a prisoner. It was decided to ad- joGrn until o'clock tonight and that the sheriff be instructed to have ten members present.
 Seth Moulthrop of North square was set upon by dog on Wood street yes terday and badly bitten about the legs. He was taking groceries into the l house of one Cornell. Such he be- l lieves is the name of the family, and a little girl set the dog on him. The l animal has the reputation of being vicious and on this occasion it up- bore it. Moulthrop had his wounds l immediately attended to. H will now attend to the dog and the dog owner.
 The Mulcahy school will open Mon day for the reception of pupils. This was determined yesterday after visit of the board of education to the school. The building is not completed yet, but it is in such state that school work can be done without interfering with the contractors The delay has been occasioned by the contractors being in each others way. As for the approach es to the school, the board says they are far better than many of the old schools.
 The Scorcher club football team, of which Joseph Bauby is manager, and l William Thompson captain, will play the football team of the Grove Athletic club in Thomaston tomorrow. The
 lineup of the Scorcher team will be as follows: Center. F. Walsh: right
 guard, c. Sullivan; left guard k. Butt l Ter: right tackle, O. Bauby; left tackle, W. Mahaney; right end, W. McNellis;;
 left end, Edward Walsh; quarterback, c. Connor; right halfback, J. Slavin;
 fullback, W. Thompson; left halfback, F { l John Hayes.
 The members of the local aerie of l the Fraternal Order of Eagles turned out in large numbers last night to well come State President Martin J. Gray, who was paying an official visit to the 1 local aerie. The meeting was held in | Turn hall on Jefferson street and was | very enjoyable. Many candidates were l initiated. Remarks of an interesting nature in regard to the annual con- l yentfon of the grand aerie which was | held in New York recently were made by State President Gray, Remarks were also made by Harry ". Enc and l Simon Buchanan of New Haven. Word was received that Timothy D. Sullivan of New York. the grand worthy president. would attend the opening of the Eagles ar+niv1I in City l hall on October 19. He will have conspicuous place in the street parade.
 Speedwell hall was crowded to the | doors last night, the attraction being 1 the annual concert and promenade or the Iaurier Social club. A short street 1 parade was given by the St Anns l drum corps Music for the dancing
 was furnished by Lallier's orchestra
 and Professor J. F. Baker was promp-
 ter. It was a very enjoyable atair' I It's grand success was due to the fol 1 lowing committees: Arrangement
 committee, Emil Parent. Ernest Du- I cette. Leon Dubois. Euclid Bessette;
 floor committee, grand conductor, F. l Bolduc, J. w. Sirois, E.. Geryais, J. B. I Charest L. Brodeur. F. T. Gervais, c. l Oyerteon, N. Vantliesco; reception | committee, F. Bolduc, Ernest Doucette.
 Emil Parent, Emil Gervais, F. T.&Ger- yais, J. w. Sirois, F. Deroin, !. Alard,
 c. Brodeur, L. Brodeur. E. Bessette, | w. Bown, J. H. Bergeon, T. Brunette, | D. Cardinal, E.. Cardinal. A. Cardinal, J. B. Charest, A. Calbana, IL. Dubois, A. Depin, G. Douceau. A. Evon, A.
 F'regan, E. Gervais. F. T. Gervais, ].
 Grenier Professor Gillagan, A. Gin
 gras, T. Herbour. T. Howe, T. Kenne-
 dy, F. Iizer, A. Lagazer, w. Marston, 1 o. Miller, c. Overteon. B. J. Parent, l.. I Parent, J. PeItier. R. W. Peltier, J.
 Regise, J Sirois, W. Teroux, I. TerouX, Il N. Vantriesco. E. Vanace, O. Valais. Patsy Miller.
 A grand success was the public re-
 ception which was rendered to Ernest
 r. Goodyear, the new physical director I of the Y. M C.. A. last night
 in the Y. M. c. A. building
 The various rooms were lavishly and
 tastefully decorated. The decorations
 had been arranged by committee un-
 der the leadership of Mrs William w
 Manville. The exercises were excel
 lent and were much enjoyed by those
 present. Selections by the Halcyon
 Glee club were we'll received. There
 were select readings by Miss Jennie
 Baker of Chicago. a relative of Mrs
 Imri A. Spencer, president of the Wo.
 mems auxiliary. Her selections were
 decidedly pleasing. A violin solo was
 finely rendered by Miss Anna Avieta
 Speeches of welcome to the new direc-
 tor were made by Secretary R. J
 Ross. the Rev John N. Lewis, jr. and