Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-27
CITY NEWS

St Cecilia's parish fair October 26-31.
 Prof Bailey's fortnightly class will I hold it's third meeting on Friday night
 A boy was born last week to MT and
 Mrs James Higgins, corner of Baldwin l and Keefe streets.
 Members of Mulcahy council, K. of l C., will entertain their lady friends to- l night. Only those persons who have
 tickets will be admitted.
 Tomorrow evening the board of edu-
 cation will hold its regular semi-month-
 ly meeting. The question of appropri-
 ations for next year Is the main item
 of business.
 The large window in the south side of the Russell building, corner of North Main and Kingsbury streets, oc- l cupied by F. Henes, "The Mothers l Helper" was blown in yesterday by | the wind. The crash was heard all over the neighborhood.
 1 Good reading for clothing buyers, | U. s. & Cos page ad about their har- vest sale. Mems and young mems, | boys and children's suits have been 1 cut in price, for September was hot
 and October was warm. So much so that many dealers cancelled their or ders. But U. s. & Go did not and still
 bought more. That's why they can
 cut the prices now when you want the
 clothes. St Cecilia's parish fair opened at the l City hall last evening with a very sat- l isfactory attendance despite the fact 1 that 1t was but the first night. It | continues this week. LRlliers full
 orchestra, which is furnishing the mu- l sic for dancing during the fair, is evil I dently very popular among those who appellate good, snappy, charming l dance music exact in time and always | inspiring The orchestra last night l rendered number of choruses in up- | to-date songs, while they played for 1 the dances, the whole assemblage join ing in, thus making happy effect on | all present Let Lallier's orchestra I continue this feature and they will ] draw crowded houses every time. St 1 Cecilia's choir gave a selection, "The l Message of the Violet" from '"Fhe 1 Prince of Pilsen." which was we'll re. ceived. Heidelberg" from the same opera, will be given tonight by the
 same choir, in tenor solo and chorus. l Louis Baker, contortionist, will appear A large concourse of people is expect | ed.
 On next Saturday night the Brook 1 lyn Athletic club will celebrate in 1 honor of the winning of the Champ
 pionship of the City Amateur league l for the second time by it's base ball 1 team. The celebration will be arranged on grand scale. It will be big af- | fair. A year ago when the Brooklyns
 won the championship one of the | largest celebrations of it's kind ever sene here was held. This years cele- | bration will be up to the standard. At 1 the meeting of the club Sunday the l following committee was appointed to make arrangements for the celebra- 1 ton: Michael Madden. Daniel Me | Carthy. John Mulcahy. James Madden, David Cronin. On Friday night the
 Brooklyn Athletic club will give a ] banquet and Hollowe'en reception to | the members of the baseball team and | the lady canvassers at its recent fair. Dancing will be indulged in until mid night when an elaborate supper will be served. The committee in charge consists of Daniel Bergin. chairman | Charles Smith. secretary: Joseph ] Smith. treasurer: William Dwyer, George Stroher. Thomas Temple, Law
 renee Robinson I The puchaser of diamond should 1 remember that it's value depends not upon it's size and weight, but upon it's 1 quality. We have sold stones for the last 20 years and feel confident that l weAc give you good value every ] timex Epson Jewelry Co, No 6s Bank
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