Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-18
CITY NEWS.

l The St Joseph's baseball team will l lose one of their best players this sea
 son. Trumbull, their star pitcher, will
 be given trial by the Lawrence team l of the New England league.
 Articles of association have been l filed by the Societa Italiana Di Mutuo
 Soccorso Instruzioni Militrai Vittoro | Emanuele III q fraternal and benefit
 order located in the city of Waterbury.
 Court Falcon, F. of A., has chosen l W. c. Kleinecke, Daniel O'Neill and
 Maurice Griffin as delegates to the l grand court convention which will be
 held in New Britain May 13. Daniel
 Sullivan, Joseph Degnan and P. G,
 Egan were named as alternates
 The Waterbury Machine % has in stalled large and powerful derrick in their factory. The machine will be
 used for moving large pieces of work | and it is so constructed that it can do this in any part of the department in l which it has been erected.
 The police are on the lookout for a number of small boys who have been 1 seen breaking glass in the windows of the Benedict x BurIlha1n Co.'S shops on Jewelry street, 0h their way home from school they make targets of the
 windows and in this way have caused the company great bother as we'll as some expense to repair the broken windows Yesterday the police were on the lookout, but not 8 boy passed along Jewelry street. M
 Sanitary Inspector Moses has start ed on his annual spring tour through
 out the city for the purpose of re- minding people who forget that there Is law compelling them to clean their premises and keep them in q sanitary condition that the ordinance will be rigidly enforced this year. MT Moses says this is very opportune time to clean cellars, back yards and outhouses and advises everybody to attend to such matters before the real warm weather sets in.
 A basketball team which went under the name of Go A, but was in reality a picked team of six of the best players in town, defeated a crack team from Meriden last night by the. score of 15 to 12. Though the military team was greatly strengthened for the occasion and played fine game, yet they were up against strong combination in the Meriden players. It was one of the best played games of the season. At the end of the first half the score was to B. The Go A team consisted of McKeon, Waterworth and J. Dews, forwards; Reeves, center; Danaher and Armbruster, guards Reeves threw four of the goals. McPartland was referee, while Reeves of Meriden was umpire
 The Hammer club held it's annual meeting in T. H. Hayes banquet hall on East Main street last night. Lieu tenant F. w. Halpin acted as toast master The speakers included Dr Monagan, Captain Fitzpatrick, Prof Henry M. Eaters, Charles w. Bauby, J. F. Corcoran Others who contrib uted to the program were J. s. Wors- ley, T. S. Collins, 1T. +. Lawlor, F. F. Hallinan, 1T. F.. Casey, Frank F. Brett, J. H. Reilly, Dr T.aJ McLarney, E. J. Dfwyer, T. F. Donovan, F. J. Madigan,
 D. E. Cronan, T. H. Hayes, W. H. Sul- Hvan, w IT Shannahan. D. H. Moran,
 E. Sullivan, J!i Snlith F. Ilawlor, J. K. Brennan 1T. Donahue, J. Fl. Court ney, 1T. Keane, J.. H. Devereaux, s. Stearns, T. W. Cavanaugh; Dr F. J.
 Dwyer, F. Lawlor, 0. P. Ramon, IT. A.
 Hayden, !. J. Mccarthy, M. F. Kelly, I M K, Bowler and HI. Weary. An ex- cellent menu was served
 The bowling alleys in the Yonns
 Mems Christian association building have recently been completely blamed off and repolished, and a new bowling alley has been laid alongside of the former ones, making in all three sl1- perb alleys. The work was done by l the famous bowling alley builders, the BrunsWick-Balke-Co Collender Co, and the entire expense was over $500, the
 money for which was raised almost en tTely by the members in securing new membership fees. IA manager has been
 engaged to have charge of the alleys 1 and set up pins for the bowlers. It l has been decided also to admit out 1 siders to the use of the alleys and tick 1 cts are Issued from the office for a nominal sum. As the bowling league season has just closed there will be a splendid opportunity for the general
 use of the alleys. Visitors are cordial Fly invited to come into the building and l inspect the alleys every afternoon and | evening.
 The Y. M. c. A. gymnasium will be the scene of merry festivities tonight, 1 when the annual banquet of the Y NJ. c. A. bowling league will be held. The
 banquet will be c6mmenced at, 7:45. Covers will be laid for about 45 mem
 bers. Charles Warner will be toast master and toasts will be responded to by the captain of each team i'll the league, by General Secretary Ross. Physical Director Clapp, Walter Holmes, Leo Schlerpin and others. Mrs ThoTpe will be the caterer and the members of the Ladies' auxiliary will wait upon the tables. The members of the champion team, the Columbias, who are J. r. Stilson, captain, H. S.
 Neal, G. r. Atkinson, A. W. Malsch
 and N W. Cummings, will occupy seats at the head of the table. The prizes and shields will be conspicuous ly displayed. The committee in charge consists of A. Hart A. w. Malsch and Frank D. Beardsley.
 Many lucrative position or busi- ness opportunity has been missed in consequence of carrying an unreliable tfmepiece. A train or an appointment missed may do incaIculabIe mischief.