Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-30
NAUGATUCk NUGGETS.
Democrats and Republicans Made
 Nominations Iast Nipht

Democrats and Republicans Made
 Nominations Last Night
 A number of local people are in Bristol to-day attending the funeral of Mrs Ambrose Tanning, mother of the Rev William j. Tanning of this town.
 Tracy Lewis has been nominated for burgess in the first ward on the re- publican ticket to fill the vacancy caused by the refusal of D. r Mills to accept the nomination. Charles B. Andrew is the democratic candidate for tax collector, he having been chos- efl to fill the vacancy caused by the re- fusal of Joseph E. Martin to accept renomination.
 The funeral of James FarrefI, whose death occurred Thursday night at his home on Elm street, will take place tomorrow afternoon at 1 30 o'clock from the house and o'clock from St Francis's church. The interment will be in St James's cemetery.
 The baseball game between the local and Cheshire High school teams which was to have betSl played yes terday afternoon on the Hotchkiss field, was postponed on account of the wet weather. The two teams will probably play next Wednesday after noon.
 D. M Quinn of Beacon Falls has taken q position as agent for the Met ropolitan Insuratfce Go of this town.
 The Swedish-American republican club will meet tonight in their club rooms on Bridge street.
 All the local agents of tho Metro politan Insurance Go went to Derby this morning to witness the dedication of the company's new office in that city.
 This is the last day to pay your dog tax. Only very few of the large num- Der of dogs in the borough have been registered.
 One of the prettiest and most de- lightful social events of the post-Een. ten season was held in Columbus hall last night, wnen tne members of Juana council, Daughters of Isabella, entertained their friends in this city and neighboring towns at an informal social gathering As the guests en- tered the hall their attention and ad- miration was at once claimed by tne beauty of the decorations and the arr tistic style of their arrangement The space under the gallery was trans formed into a handsome parlor, abounding with easy chairs. settees, cushions and sofa pillows. This was q place of attraction during the eyen- ing. Those persons who did not de sire to dance sat 1t out iii this place of ease and comfort and watched the merry dancers or received guests. i Ae dancers loved to finger here during the intermissions. From behind bank of palms and potted plants were waited strains of inspiring music by Geary's orchestra The nineteen numbers on the program were much enjoyed. The catering was in charge of James Young. The social was well conduct ed by the various committees and the young ladies of Isabella may feel proud of the grand success which they scored last night. It is hoped that it is the beginning of series of such pleas ant gatherings. About 125 couples were present and all had n tneri'y time. Among tic out Of town guests were the following: Misses Loretta Keefe. Mary McNelHs. May Butler, Frances Pol- lak. Margaret Meerlender. Mary Keefe, Jennie Reilly and Miss Nellie O'Brien ali of Waterbury; Miss Margaret TdT- Tor Of Tortingto1i. the Misses Helen and Lillian Cantield of New Britain Miss Helen E. Ryan Of Meriden, Miss Cfo- min of Derby. Frank Warmer. Edward Real, Edward Berain, John Mccarthy, George Rabbit William Rafferty, John Brady, NJ. T. Noonan, William Butler, w. II. Slannahan, Frank Wagner, Al bert Adams, Timothy Donovan. Martin Connor Fred Rush. D. J. Lahey, Peter Lynch. James Mcdonald, .TohH Do7r0- van. Michael a1id Joseph Slavifi, Prof Joseph Kennedy. James Walsh. Fd- ward Finn. Willian Clenry and Martin l Conway. all of Waterbury; George Shumaker. J. k. Moran George E4c- Namara. James Shea. Henry stewart. John Hines. John McNamara, Thomas pergin. William Irwin and Eugene shea of Ansonia. Frank Conway and =. H. Rooney of Derby.