Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-23
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
. CITY NEWS

1 If you want an evening of enjoyment l go to St Cecilia's parish fair next
 week.
 l Jeremiah Fitzpatrick is seriously i'll
 at his home on Wall street, suffering
 from paralytic attack.
 The estate of the late Mary Kelly 1 was settled up in probate to-day by the administrator, John F. Moran. Grand Knight E. J. Finn of Sheridan | council, K. of G., has received the poli-
 cies belonging to the different mem-
 bers and they win receive them at the l next meeting.
 l The Holy Name societies of the l city will meet in their respective
 places at ? o'clock Sunday, from
 where they will go to St Patrick's $ hall, reaching there at 2:3O. l Andrew, the 2-weeks-old child of r
 and Mrs Thomas Lynch of 13 Court l street. died this morning. The funeral l will take place tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock with interment in Calvary cemetery
 l An anniversary high mass will be | celebrated on next Tuesday morning at 7:3O o'clock at St Francis Xavier's l church for the late Mrs Daniel O'Leary. wife of Daniel O'Leary, shipping clerk at the Farrel foundry. Two of the best hunters in the east l ern section of the city are John Moore, 1 the druggist and James Newell of Laurel street They are fond of the
 sport. They have enjoyed several hunting trips lately and had good l luck.
 The Second division, A. O. H.. will l meet at o'clock Sunday afternoon in l K. of c. hall, to attend the laying Of the cornerstone of the church of Our Lady of Lourdes. Members who have
 not yet received the new regalia may appear in the old one.
 Stop and think where you are going to spend next Thursday evening for enjoyment. We'll, call to the first an- l nrIal promenade at Speedwell hall given by the Irish-American Athletic association, October go. Tickets 25
 cents each person
 A large crowd from This city will at
 tend the socia1ble and dance which will
 be given at Grange hall in Mill Plain l tonight A merry time is assured to
  ing at the end of the East Main street
 trolley line to convey persons to the 1 hall.
 A handsome full size crayon picture
 of Rev Joseph NJ Gleeson, pastor of St Patrick's parish, is on exhibition at
 Pollak's art studio, Bank street A friend of Father G1eeson who saw it this afternoon and took a great shine to 1t, wanted to know If it was for sale, and appeared much disappointed
 when he learned that 1t was not.
 The saloon of Lucia Angelo at 42 Spring street was burglarized last night The burglars gained entrance by breaking a window in the rear of the saloon. The cash register was
 smashed and six dollars in change taken. That was all that was teken from the store. This makes the third time that the place has been burglar ized.
 The will of the late Mrs Hannah B.
 Merriman of Meriden was filed in the probate court here to-day, a part of her estate being situated in this city. The real and the greater part of the personal estate is left to her brother, Lyman D., and her nephew, Lyman H. Baldwin of Plymouth, and her person al effects to the American Missionary association.
 The funeral of the late John Keilty was held from the family residence in Watertown at half-past g this morn ing to St Johns church, where a mass of requiem was celebrated by Father Loft,ls The pallbearers were Thomas Keilty. Edward Keilty, James Kane. William Kane, William Hayes and John Hayes. There were very many floral tributes. Interment was in the new St Joseph's cemetery in this city.
 The first big football game of the
 season will be played at the Driving
 park on Sunday afternoon. The oppos- ing teams will be the MerTimacs and the North Ends. Both teams want 1 the game badly as they desire to start
 the season we'll "Bill'' Hotchlziss, the veteran player, is captain of the Mer- rirnac team. Among the new players l is Francis DriscoM, haEback, formerly a member of the Buffalo university team.
 Henry Courtemanche of Collinsville and Miss Nellie Baribault of this city
 we're united in marriage yesterday
 morning at nuptial high mass by the
 Rev Father senesac, pastor of St Ann's church. Joseph Castonguay and Miss Lillian Courtemanche, both cousins of the groom. acted as best
 man and bridesmaid. MT and Mrs Courtemanche were the recipients of
 many beautiful presents. They are | to reside in Collinsville.
 The Waterbury Scientific society held the regular weekly meeting last evening at their rooms in Irving block
 and voted to hold their meetings on Wednesday evenings, instead of Thursday in order to accommodate
 many of the members who are em- ployed on the latter evening. At the
 next regular meeting the subject of
 whist parties, smokers, oyster suppers
 and sI1ndFy entertainments for the