Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-11
CITY NEWS.


 H. A. Lawlor & Son were awarded contract to build three family home on South River street for Letter Car rier E. D. Lewis. The home will have all the modern Improvements.
 Glados, infant daughter of MT and Mrs Joseph Ernest Montanbault, died this morning at 40 Ward street. Fur eral service at St Ann's church at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Inter- ment in Calvary cemetery
 The young B. A. c. defeated the Eagles this morning by score of 21 to 5. They would also like to arrange a game with any team in the city un- der 12 years. The lineup is as fol lows: c. Dunphy, c; NJ. Burk, p; J.. Roach, 1b; A Jerome, 2b; J. Phelan, 3b; H. King, ss; c. Johnson, If; H. Dominique, cf; J. Gilmartin, If. Any one wishing to arrange a game call on c. Dunphy, 140 South Leonard street.
 At a meeting of the alumnae of the Notre Dame, held at the convent yes terday afternoon, it was decided to hold a whist party in Leavenworth hall on Friday evening, May 31st. Com mittees have already been appointed and there Is no doubt but that the af- fair will be one of the most enjoyable ones held this season. Besides whist, dancing will also be provided for the assembly. On Monday evening at 1:3O sharp another meeting of the alumnae will take place and, as the final ar rangements are to be discussed, full attendance is requested.
 The inclemency of the weather did not in the least dampen the splandor and pleasure of the reception which Miss Loretta Hawthorne Hayes ten dered to the members of her dancing classes in Leayenworth hall last even ing. It was grand conclusion to a most successful season. A large num- Der of persons were present, including the members of the various classes and their friends. The dance program consisted of the latest dances. Though it was a long program, so well did those present enjoy themselves that it appeared all too short. and it was with regret that those present heard the music for the last dance.
 The employees of the Democrat office got quite start yesterday, and some of them have not recovered from the effects of the shock yet. All were working away when the chimney in the Pritchard block, which is being razed, came down with crash, mak- ing noise that could have been heard for blocks distant. The office hands mistook it for something that had hap pened upstairs in the composing room and each looked at the other and all were about heading for the door when they discovered the source of the trouble. and while they breathed easier after, still some of them have not since regained their normal condition and cast suspicious glances at every timber that falls from the building next door.
 Thomas J. Hetherington. Martin J. Moriarty and Benjamin Fenn, three Waterbury boys, who enlisted some time ago in Company IT, 2Sth U.sS. V.., have received honorable discharges and are now calling upon their old friends about town. They had thrilling experiences in the Philippines and laugh at the folly of people thinking that the trouble there is all over It seems this is a mistake and that with the exception of a few places the Amer jeans are in constant dread of being set upon and converted into mince meat by the willy FilipinOs who have no idea lin the world of giving in while they see the faintest chance of evicting the invaders. But Uncle Sam didn't go there for sport and our neighbors in the Philippines might just as well stand and deliver at once.