Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-29

ion will hold an important meeting
 this evening at [ o'clock at American
 hall on Grand street.
 Professors Kelly and Kennedy. who
 are conducting successful schools in
 dancing school in Leavenworth hall on Thursday evening at7:30.
 Miss Annie Doran of. Pine street has
 entered Mount St JosephIs convent in
 Hartford. Two more young women
 of St Thomas's parish will enter nun
 neries in few days,
 Mrs John Wenzel. jr. of Waterbury | has returned from a five months trip l to Paris. She is spending a few days l vacation with her mother on West l Porter street, after which she will re- 1 turn to New York.
 Mrs M. J. Newell, successor to Ken naugh and Newell, who has returned from New York after selecting the cream of the latest styles, will hold her annual fall opening on Wednes- day, Thursday and Friday of the pres ent week. aFMa&HM The annual fair of the Ladies' aux l Hilary Turn Verein Vorwarts will be held at Turn hall, Scovill street. from October 3 to 10. An admission of fif- teen cents will be charged and door prize will be given each evening. The program will include dancing.
 There was a pleasant surprise party at the residence of MT and Mrs Char
 les F. Sake of East Main street Satur-, day night. Deaf mutes from Bridge port, Derby, Meriden and New Britain were present. Games were played and refreshments served
 A four days harvest festival will be opened tomorrow night at Oakyille under the auspices of St Mary Magda- lene's parish. The entertainment will be opened by Attorney James M, M,Lynch the democratic candidate for mayor. It is understood that big delegation will accompany MT Lynch to the festi val tomorrow night.
 Attorney Bauby to-day entered suit against the Connecticut Railway (G Lighting Co for Mary Musante for $2,
 GOO damages. Mrs Musante claims that she was boarding a trolley car in Bridgeport recently and before she had taken. a seat the car started and she was thrown to the ground and sustain ed fracture of the right shoulder blade. !. Colonel Lucien F. Burpee was grand marshal of the parade of the Spanish war veterans in New Haven yesterday. Lieutenant Colonel Geddes of the Sec ond regiment also participated in the parade. A member of Colonel Bur pee's staff was Lieutenant J. G. Gill huly who formerly practiced medicine in this city The parade was not so large nor so grand as was expected.
 The corner stone of St Francis Kay
 ier's church will be laid by Bishop
 Tierney on Sunday, November 1, All 1 Saints day. On the same day the
 bishop will confirm large class of
 boys and girls. which Father Curtin and his assistant. Father Fleming l have been preparing for the reception
 of the sacrament for some time past
 Itwill be a big day in the history of the parish.
 Return was made with Clerk Marsh of the superior court to-day of eight cases against the Connecticut Railway & Lighting Go for damages aggregats 1 ing $22,OO0. The plaintiffs and the amount of damages they ask are: fCuff Picket, $2.5OO; Albert Townes, S4,- GOO: Leone DeBardardino, $2.5OO: An ton1o DeNicolo, $3.OOO; Nunzio Caru-. sillo, $2, 500; Dominica DeVito, S2,5OO;
 Joseph Evans, S2, ,5O0 and Domenico Del Pc. $2,5OO. The above is the result of a collision between two trolley cars on North Main street during the strike. President William Guilfoile presided at a largely attended meeting of the
 St Joseph T. A. society last night Six new members were admitted. Plans were discussed for the annual fair which will be given in the City hall l November 11-14 inclusive The report
 of the delegates to the annual state convention of the Catholic Total Ab- 1 stinence union of Connecticut was re
 ceived and approved. Much enthusi- ! asm was shown in the remarks made
 concerning the state parade and field day of the order which will be held in
 this city next year under the auspices l of St Joseph's T. A. society.
 The opening games of the Y NJ c. l A. bowling league will be played on 1 Monday evening. October 5. The fol- | lowing players have been elected cap l tains of the different teams: F. s. Por- ter, Columbias; G. Barnes. Nutmegs l c. Middleton. Stars; l.. E. Fitzsim- | ons. Triangles; E. J. Diver, Defenders :;
 William Hodges, Rivals; c. E.. Wal
 den, Lobsters; F. Nichols, Independ-
 ents. On Wednesday night the cap tains will meet and select their teams
 All persons who desire to play this
 year are requested to have their names
 on the list by Wednesday night at s l o'clock. A. s. Backus has been elected
 captain of the Association Bowling
 team to succeed F. c. Jaeger, resigned
 Thinking of making wedding pres 1 ent? Do you wish itsin silver, china
 or cut glass? The Upson T Jewelry Go have just received their fall patterns