Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-21
NAuaArucK NEWS
Young Ladies' Club Will Have Rooms Over POStoffice

Young Ladies' Club Will Have Rooms Over Postofice. About fifteen young ladies have formed q girls club, which is to have rooms over the postofhce. The club will meet some night this week and elect officers.
 John kehoe is laid up at his home on Coen street with q slight attack of the grip.
 Miss Mamie Kelley of South Main street left this morning for a short visit with relatives in Colchester.
 Thomas Downs of Danbury spent yesterday calling on friends in town.
 The High school basket ball team expect to arrange a game with some fast out of town team for Saturday night. It was thought by some of them last night that they would go to Winsted.
 William Hill of North Main street left yesterday for an extended tour through the west.
 Miss Mary Church of Ansonia is vis- iting Miss Nellie Saunders of Hillside avenue.
 John Hogan of Scott street is con- fined to the house with q slight at tack of the grip.
 Another large crowd turned out 10 see the klark-Scoville company pro- duce "A Country Kid" at the opera house last night. Tonight they will produce the Silent Partner" This is one of the strongest cards that they have and should draw another crowd ed house.
 William L. Lloyd. the popular drug giSt. who was injured one day this week. is able to be around again.
 The board of warden and burgesses will examine the hose house Saturday afternoon and it is thought that they will order some repairs to be made.
 The I. M. c. I. will hold an import ant meeting tonight. All members are requested to be present.
 There are a number of cases of scar let fever in town. The latest case is in the family of Joseph Garbeinla of Coen street.
 Thomas Ross of New Britain was in town yesterday calling upon friends.
 James Dunn of New Haven was in town yesterday on business.
 D. A. W. Robey has resigned his po- siuon with the PlaItS Mills Co.
 John Clark has resigned his position as agent for the Metropolitan InsurA ance Co.
 Tickets are now on sale for the wrest- ling match which is to be held at the Gem opera house next Thursday even ing. Both men are in the best of con- dition and each feels confident of his ability to throw the other, so q good match may be looked for. Betting is very slow in town. but everybody seems to be of the opinion that May ser will have perfect cinch in throw ing Kelly and for that reason Kelly money is very scarce. Tickets are now on sale at McCarthy's and will remain there until the day of the match.
 No session of the borough court this morning.
 Owing to the engagement of the klark-Scovill Co there will be no baS- ket ball games this week, and as it also knocked the schedule out the man. agement met and adopted a new sched- nle, which is follows: February 27. first game, \. H. s. vs L. c. w. C.; second game, | NJ. c. A. vs \. A. c. March 5. first game, \. H. $. vs |. M. c. A.; second game, U. C. W. c. vs N. A. c March Is. first game, '. NJ. c. 4. vs \. A. C.: second game, \. H. s. vs U. c. W. c. March 23. first game, '. NJ. c. A. vs \. A. C.; second game. \. H s vs U c. W. c. March 80. first game, \. H. s. vs V. A. C.: second game, I. NJ. c. A. ys U. c. W.
 Mir and Mrs Stephen Sullivan of New York city are spending I few days in town with relatives.