Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-14
CITY NEWS.

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 A special meeting of the Olympia club will be held at the club rooms on Monday evening.
 The Young Women's Friendly league building will reopen Monday evening, September 16, although the regular class work will not be resumed before October l.
 The Boys club opens on Monday for it's evening work, and class work opens the first of October. The ser vices of competent teachers have been secured for gymnastics, drawing, mu- sic, sloyd work, etc.
 About twenty children visited the home of MT and Mrs Michael Devine of 56 Aver street, last night. It was the birthday of their eldest daughter, Rhena. Needless to say that father and mother as well as little Rhena weere highly pleased with the visit.
 Bert D. Hoskins of Waterbury, teamster, g years old. and Walter Ed wards of this city, laborer, 19 years old, enlisted at the local recruiting station to-day, and were sent to the field artillery at Fort SIocum, N. Y. Henry W. Watts of Windsor, laborer, enlisted and was sent to coast artillery at Fort Preble, Me.-Hartford Times.
 Those who were acquainted with Morgan Bowling. who enlisted in the army when the war fever was in it's zenith will be pleased to hear that af- ter his long term of service in the Philippines he is now stationed in Buff fQ1 nd fhu nf Gi- dent interferes with the movements of the military he will visit his friends here next week or so.
 State Organizer John ]. O'Neil of Bridgeport is in town to-day and will remain until after the labor conyen- ton which is soon to be held here. Mir O'Neil will try to get the bartend- CTS to organize, and to that end meeting will be held tomorrow at the Labor hall at 111a Grand street Ev- eryOne interested in a union and the cause of labor is invited to attend.
 Company c, c. N. O., will have a football eleven this fall. The Com pany G lads. elated over the fact that they have the best ball team in the Connecticut National guard, are conf dent that they can place football team in the field which will give any eleven in the city a rub for champion ship hOnors. Eugene Sullivan is man. ager and Peter Lawlor is captain of the team. Company G possesses an abundance of fine material from which a cfackaiack team may be selected. \ few of the probable candidates are as follows: Lawlor. Kelley, NTyles. Me Donald. Sheehan, Mohr, Powers. Stein, Madigan and Wolff. It is said that James O'Neil will. have walk over for center.
 A pleasant surprise party was held last evening at the home of Miss Katherine Malone, IS Sperry street, by the members of the Rosedale club. Among the features of the evening were the solos rendered by the Misses Jennette Collins, Annie Robillard and Thomas Finn. Recitations entitled Casey at the Bat" by Miss Lenora Burke, and Robert Drew. The quar- tet composed of John Burke, Tonic Barber and the Misses Georgie Robil- lard. and Kittie Donovan was ap- p1auded. After various games were played supper was served, and the party broke up at a late hour.
 John Powers of about 40 years of age, met with an unfortunate and serious accident yesterday. Powers was employed in the drying out de- partment at the Waterbury Brass con- pany's plant and was considered an industrious and>faithful man. He has passed years in association with the department in which he was hurt and thereby it is cause for wonder. He fs said to have sleeve of his overalls broken and portion of it got tangled in the machinery, which pulled him inward to the machine at which he was engaged and thus broke the right arm in two places. The man was immedi- ately removed to the hospital. He had a fairly comfortable night.
 A well attended meeting of the democrats of the eastern section of the fifth ward was held at111s Grand street last night. The purpose of the meet ing was to select the delegates from the east end whose names will appear on the primary ticket. After consider able discussion the committee deemed it advisable to postpone the appoint ment of delegates for the east end un- til Wednesday night when q meeting of the voters of the entire fifth ward will be held. This ticket, which will support Dr Hayes for mayor, will have six delegates from the east end, two to the city, two to the town and two to the school convention. The east end will also be represented by a candi- date for alderman. Thomas Fenton of Silver street is the man.
 A drum corps is being organized among the members of the St Joseph T. A. society. The clubs membership will be strictly confined to members of the society. A meeting will be held at the society's rooms next Thursday night, when final arrangements for the organization of the corps will be com pleted. The corps will be large one, already about thirty persons having signified their intention of joining They are as follows: Frank Holly wood, president of the corps: D. J. Griffin, Patrick Breen, John Fitzger- aid. Andrew Cavanaugh, James White. Henry Lawlor, Patrick Reagan, Ed ward Denehy, John Sullivan, Frank Dee, George Pierce. William Riley, | lr T. n