Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-23
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-l Miss Anna Fox, of Derby, is the guest of Miss Nellie Gflmartin, of South Leonard street. Ef
 Joseph Tammany has returned to his home ill Manchester, after enjoy. ing short visit with Michael Tam many, of Bank street.
 The bicycle club, which was re- gently formed among the members of the Brooklyn Athletic club, enjoyed it's nrst run yesterday. Under the lead ership of Captain Madden. the mem- bers participated in a spin to Beacon Falls and back. They report the roads to be in rather good condition for this time of the year.
 -Breaching by the Rev Charles E. Granger of the Third Congregational church at 10:3O a. m. and D. m to- morrow. Subject of morning sermon. "lntemperate Temperance'' Sabbath school, 11:40 d. Ill. Juvenile Temple omitted third Sunday. Christian En- deavor, 6:15 D. m. Subject of evening sermon, ''Elishas' Topmost Prayer" Special meetings every night for two
 weeks beginning Tuesday, March 26. | The members of the St Thomas
 Cadets A. \. enjoyed q short, unex- l peClSu, DuI ueCluculS luteTOSlluk SAAA>
 bition at the club rooms last evening.
 It consisted of four boxing bouts and
 three wrestling matches between 8.
 number of the members. In wrest-
 ing bout w. Bagley succeeded in gain-
 ing fall from J. Cunningham, after
 hard struggle. A. Rheickenstein suc-
 cumbed to the superior prowess of P. OBrien, and Dunphy was an easy vic-
 tor in his contest with Chattield. As
 to the boxing bouts, one member par
 ticipated in every one and succeeded in
 winning each time.
 The base ball season is opening
 earlier than usual this season. To-
 morrow afternoon an interesting game
 will be played by two hines represent
 ing the St Thomas Cadets A. A. One
 will be known as the regular team,
 and will be under the supervision of
 John Bagley. 19OO of Vil1anova, who
 will coach the various candidates for
 the team this season. r. J. Riley will
 guide the fortunes of the second team,
 which will be known as the Sham
 rocks. The game will be called at
 about 2:3O. The St Thomas Cadets in-
 tend to have one of the best teams in
 the city this year, and they are thus
 commencing to practice early so theiH
 men may be in the best of condition.
 Patrick Kelly, of Dover street, and
 Joseph Phalen, of Pratt place, have
 accepted positions again as agents for
 the Magic Yeast company for the com-
 ing eight or nine months, commencing April l. Both young men were em- ployed by the above concern last year, and their work was so satisfactory that the management earnestly sought 8 , renewal of their services for the com ing season. kelly's route for the first several months will include a tour of all the towns in Pennsylvania. Later he will be employed in several south ; ern states. Phalen will commence in New Jersey, journey through New . York and into parts of Canada. Will liam Grady, of Bank street, and Mi-
 chael McGrath, of N1agil1 street, were ,1 also employed by the Magic Yeast , company last year, but they will not be numbered on it's payroll this year,
 as they prefer to remain in Waterbury,
 both having good positions.
 The talk of bridging the Nauga-
 tuck river above Wateryille has set
 residents of this section talking of the
 need of bridge over the Naugatuck
 river at Riverside street, between Bank
 street and the iron bridge. The street between these points is a mile long,
 and it would be a great public con- venience if people could cross the river somewhere about opposite Sum- init street. The board of public works should consider this matter at their outing next Monday and see if they could not give us even q good substan- tial foot bridge over the river some where on Riverside street. so that peo- pie will not be obliged to walk a mile or more when with q bridge there they could accomplish their purpose in 8 few minutes. Large numbers of peo- pie would. find it a great accommoda- tiOn in going to and from their work, . and as the expense for the foot bridge would not be very great many think that the project ought to be taken hold , of.
 Members of the Brooklyn Athletic
 club and the St Thomas Cadets A. A.
 are talking of arranging a field day be- tween those two clubs only. or with
 others, if they wish to enter. Cap- tain Madden, of the E. A. C., saw one
 of the leading members of the St l Thomas Cadets A. A. this morning and talked over the subject with him. Both expressed the opinion that it would be t a success and that it would be most : interesting and attractive affair. The subject will be preached by several
 AieIilDers oI tHe two clupS at HeetiASS
 which will be held soon. If the af- fair is agreed upon by both clubs, it
 will take place on Decoration day, May SO. Among the events will be foot races. standing and running high and broad jumps, pole vaulting, hurdle
 race. putting the shot. bicycle contest , and a relay race. There is no doubt f but that the meet. if it should be ar
 ranged. would be success and would
 attract large audience.