Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-04
BROOKLYN BR1rrs

a.tichs church yesterday of the conins marriage between William eoyle and Miss B. Humphries,
 ne many friends of Nanoleon NAaI.el' popular employe of the Con necucut Lighting and Power Cn ara pleased to See him about once nore aiter being on the sick list for ,nnres than a month. AoA 14oAe rue regular monthly meetino of lue brooklyn Athletic club was held a. lne ciub's rooms yesterday after ,s noou ana was largely attended, Pres luenI Danlel Mccarthy presided, The on,, .ee Ill charge reported that all
 arrangements had been completed for splendid celebrat tion of tha c1nh,s or. nlNersary on Friday evening. Fehru. ary IS. Louis F. Guilfoile read hts re. Poi as treasurer and also presented ,eslsnaton as such, inasmuch as ne departs for the west in a sbort wh,ie. His report showed that inc uD finances are in a healthy and prontable state. After expressinp ra- sret aI the loss of such an efficient and capaDle oihclal, the members unani- n, aously elected Constable E. J. Dona- hue to ill the position, and q better official they could not appoint. sev. eral persons were admitted to mem oersMp and few applications vera received.
 William J. Collins of Eev Oran.a
 ~. J., Is spending few days in town supervising the many things in con, nec'lon With the final departure of his laniliv to his new abode. Mir Collins VII return to New Orange on Wednes- day, but his many friends in tbis sac tlon and throughout the city do not purpose that his departure from Wa Jny 1,.h ! 'e'oulE snail be without any display ol thelr Friendship and esteem for him n,ccoluihsiF to-morrow night at the bfooklyn hotel magnificent reception Ill the~ nature of q final send off wilF De accorded to him by the members or the Brooklyn Outing club and their friends. MT Collins, who Was q very popular member of this famous social organization. will be presented with several splendid tokens of the esteem ana regard in which he is held held py his innumei'able friends. X feature or the evenings festivities will De an elaborate spread. All the most pal atable dishes will be served. It will De grand send off in every way.
 Are you Buffalo:' is heard on all sides in this section. If you can hot answer tile question in the proper manner you are considered rather Il little behind the times. Just give you. lnqulsitor II cents and hell explain the lns and outs of the affair to you. A club Of Buffalos has been organized III this part of the town and already over POO have been initiated into the membership. But there are some who now wish that they had never been admitted into the society and would give ten or twenty times l. cents to be permitted to resign. One of the unfor- moi rnfn +D
 bartender for D. J. Mahaney James was admitted to membership last Fri day evening on the payment of Il cents. Before the evening was over. however, it had cost him S3.10. The genial dispenser of cool drinks is not so skilled with his left as with his right hand and therein his trouble lies. As he would be serving q drink to some thirsty mortal in his usual man. ner some one would shout Are you q Buffalo:' and it would be up to MT Luddy. It is said that he has offered to give the leading spirits in the organ ization s each if they will accept his resignation, but the only answer he has received is "Once a Buffalo al- ways a Buffalo" There are many similar cases to the above and many sigh is being expressed that they were ever initiated into the mysteries of this far famed organization An unusually large audience was present at St Patrick's fair Saturday evening and enjoyed the excellent stage program which was furnished during the evening. The cheerful and obliging waitreSses in the dining room were kept busy all the evening serving suppers, which were splendid. Last evening another large audience attend ed the sacred concert. A rather fine stage program had been provided for the evening and it met with great fla vor with the audience. 'DolIie's Doe tor,' the opening number, was ren- dered in a clever manner by eight lit tie children; Mss Abbey Fitzgerald rendered in a sweet and charming manner soprano solo, while q piano duet by Maud Delaney and John Ryan was highly pleasing; George Butler de lighted all with an exquisite tenor solo, while Miss Anna Newman made the hit of the evening in several funny recitations. A rake drill, In which eighteen little children participated, was of rare merit. The manner in which the children did their parts was a noble tribute to the instruction of Miss Louise Malone. Alto selections by Miss Nellie Carney were enthusi- astically applauded, as was piano solo by Miss Rose Starr. soprano solo by Miss Anna NIulligan and quar- tet selections by the Misses Vera and Louisa Kennedy, Mamie Altman and Anna Mulligan We're well received. Miss Mary Minahan delivered in an admirable and praiseworthy manner q recitation and was also heard in a pleasing vocal solo. Tonight the fair will be brought to close, and the largest audience of any night of the fair is expected. Besides an excellent vaudeville program consisting Of hu- morous sketches and. instrumental and vocal selections, the drawing of prizes will take place. Dancing will also be in order.