Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-14
NAUGATUC1 NEWS
An Excellent Entertainment Was Fur
 nished Last Evening.

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 A large crowd attended the third an nual festival of the Young Mems Cath ollie Institute at Columbus hall last night. The entertainment was excel lent and was furnished by John J. Casey of Brooklyn, who rendered sew eral songs with good effect, among them being Howell Haviland and Dresser's latest hit, entitled "Ain't Dat q Shame" All of the songs were well rendered and received great ap- plause. John Burke and Miss Julia Burke and Baby MeAllenney also scored big hits in songs. There are two booths, one for lemonade and an- other for ice cream. The lemonade booth is in charge of the Misses hel- ley, Maher, Shugrue and Carr. The ice cream booth is in charge of the Misses Purcell, Shea, Burke, Healey, O'Loughlin, Baxter, Germain and Doc ley. Tonight the entertainment will be furnished by people from Seymour, Ansonia and Derby. After the enter tainment dancing will take place, Tor which Ford's orchestra will furnish music and Prof P. H. Baxter prompt.
 A large delegation of young people from Ansonia and Derby will attend the festival given by the Y. M. c. |. of Naugatuck, which will be held to- night and Saturday. The club has de cided to have all Ansonia and Derby talent for tonight. ]. F. Casey of. New York. singing comedian, will also appear The festival will be held in the new Columbus hall, one of the largest halls in the state. A train will stop, Friday night, after the festival is over to accommodate all Ansonia, Der by and Seymour patrons. The Sum- shine club of Derby will attend in a body.
 Frank McCabe left this morning to take the entrance examinations at Pratt institute in New York city.
 Edward Dwyer left this morning for Providence, R. l., where he will reside in the future.
 There was no session of the borough court. this morning.
 There was big laugh on Chief-of- Police Schmidt yesterday when he walked into W. K. Birdsalfs Maple street store and told MT Birdsall that he was violating the law by exposing fireworks for sale at the present time and that he must remove them, but Mir BirdsaH stated that he knew the law and that he was not violating the same, as the ones in the window were only imita tions. MT Birdsall soon con yinced the chief of the truth of these statements by showing the ones in question, and the chief told him he could leave them there.
 Court Naugatuck, Independent Or der of Foresters, will meet tonight. < The German. Catholic society will hold their annual meeting Sunday af- fernoon in the. chapel of St Francis's church.
 James Herman of Boston was in town this morning on business.
 A public debate is to be given by the Pi Kappa Phi society in the High school room next Wednesday evening for the benefit of the athletic fund of the school. The subject is to be: Re solved, That bachelors should be taxed" An admission fee of p cents is to be charged.
 The Waterbury and Naugatuck Y. M c. A. base ball teams will meet to- morrow on Hotchkiss field. ,i sALrs E. M. ,IaYcpSr of Bridgeport is spending q ffeW, days ino tQYlna.aS the guest oeft Miss sBellev Sauires of 9u0ak street. ows f1 Ie sstr af d. IF ys F
 Charles AIayser of New Haven was in town to-day on business.
 The Naugatuck and Waterbury High school teams are battling for suprema- .cy on Athletic field this afternoon.