Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-19

1 will be held next Monday between the
hours of 4:30. and $3.50 p. m.
Madison street Is in bad shape after
the last rain storm and the street de-
lpartment's presence in the south end
the property owners
The Misses Eleanor and Lillian
Hughes, daughters of Colonel j.
Hughes and nieces of Judge Cornell of
New York, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs Edward Roach of Simonsyille.
The hearing on the petition to ap-
i point a CONSERVATION over Mrs Anne
Robinson of Beacon street has been in
definitely continued, with the hope
that the matter be adjusted without
further litigation.
| The Imperial Wine Co of Newport,
| n. T., and the Irby & Clifford Co Of
| Memphis, Tenn, manufacturers and
dealers in gas fixtures, burners, glass
ware and mantels are considering the
Availability of establishing banch con-.
Germs here
| There will be a melting of the board
| of managers of the Greater Waterbury
Amateur Baseball league at the rooms
OF the Moonlight Athletic club on Bald
win street tonight at 8 o'clock Every
manager is requested to be present. as
this will probably be the last meeting
| of the league.
The first anniversary of Court Ham
| ilton, f. of A., will be held in Grange
hall tomorrow night. Court Welch
of Waterville and invited friends only
will be in attendance. The program
viii include a supper and dance.
| Among the speakers will be w. g.
Kleinecke, Alderman Murray and J. J.
mcdonald.
The Olympia club is to be reorgan-
lied. This step was decided upon at
a meeting held in the rooms of the Mix
I ologist club last night. The following
! officers were elected: D. j. Broderfck,
president and sub-treasurer; Walter
q Lannan, vice-p president; John Tracy,
recording secretary, William Acklsr-
, man, financial secretary and treasurer.
The employees OF the Naugatuck road
have presented George w. Beach, the
lretiring uperintendent, with beauti-
full diamond shirt pin inscribed Pre-
sented to George W. Beach by en-
ployes of the Naugatuck division, New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail
road as a testimonial of their affection
Tony Anaina Of 81 Spring street
had his hand bruised in grind ma.
lchine in the rear of the L. #. Haase
company's store on Center street yester.
day Afternoon. He put his hand be
tween the stone and the iron work
while another youngster turned ths
crank. Then there was some nois,
and shortly after the boy was having
his wounds dressed by DR. Anderson
The railroad men gave their thirt
IaniluaI clam bake Sunday, August Il
at Moore's grove which was a grea
success in. every way. 1t was voted
by all present that it was the best q
the season. Great credit is due j. b
4 Quinlan and G. B. Beeman for. TIL,
i mastery way in which it was conduct
led Some of the most prorninen
S business men in town attended.
81 After the aldermen adjourned las
night few of the members got to
gether and talked over the propose,
: ordinance regulating crowding on TIL
trolley cars. It seemed to be general
Il Iy believed, that the city would b
tobliged to aim at certain conductors in
stead of the company. The idea is {
) fix things so that If conductors ru
their cars with more passengers O
than can find seating accommodate
they shall be liable to arrest and puf
ishment for every offense.
The second of the series OF outing
given by the Mixologist club will i
held at Moore's grove next Sunda
and Judging from the program til
event will eclipse the one of for
weeks ago which was pronounsnds j
the Waterbury people and some OF
of town visitors as the most success
full of the season. There are a nun
Der of specialties on the prograu
! particularly the match game OF bin
pong between Furrier Louis Truedc
and Edward Casey for 80 points II
$1,000 a side. Both Of these PLAYER
claim the championship of Waterbur
A tug-of-war between the butche
and bakers is another This IS not
money making scheme, but day
outing and no rake off for anyone.
The city base ball team met Ia
night and elected officers as follow
President, Alderman r. n. BIakesle
secretary treasurer, Martin +. M
EYoy; manager, City Clerk NJ.
Ryan. 1t was the sense of the met
ing that the return game with Bride
n port be played on Thursday, Septel
4 Der IL. The team will line up in t
- following order: Catcher, Clerk M
ran of the Brookside home; pitch,
#. j. Kilduff of the bureau of waite
second base, DR. KiImartin; third ba:
John Howard of the bureau OF watf
short stop, Commissioners Lahey; rig
field, Commissioner Kent; center file
Commissioner Carmody; left field,
perinteadent Moran of the Brooksi
home. The substitutes are Prosecui
4 Durant, Aldermen Gates, Foley a
Chesson, Commissioners Mahant
III Whiting and Lord, Comptroller RI
IFS sell and Chairman Lawlor of the boa
lie of health.
be ..My dear Jane, nothing condut
more to long life than an equital
Il temper. Confound this collar. BY
1 jumping moose-meat this is the tn
I've found spoiled this week. w
- my dear don't lose your temper,
send your things to the City Stei
laundry. Jefferson street, in future,
AT bava advised vou TpTnaf6diyN