Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-09-26
CITY NEWS

IuG QepdFCmeuI OF puDllC WOTkS
will meet at o'clock tomorrow af
ternoon.
Miss Anna A. Coffey of New Brit
ain has returned home after short
visit with Miss Margaret Mcdonald
of Wolcott street.
The Misses Nellie and Anna
Noonan of Wolcott street have re-
turned from a visit with friends in
Winsted. They attended a harvest
moon dance on Friday night.
The bans of marriage between T. B.
Brown and Miss Mary j. Dunphy of
East Main street were published for
the second time at the Sacred Heart
church Yesterday.
The many friends of Prosecuting
Attorney Charles e. Meigs are pleas
ed to see him able to be out again. He
is recovering from a severe attack of
typhoid fever.
Announcement has been made of the
coming marriage between Charles
Cook and Miss Charlotte Egan of VOL
colt street. Both are we'll known and
have a large circle of friends.
John w. Judson Of WATERFOWL has
obtained Judgment against George w.
GrisWold of this city on promissory
note for SIS. Justice G. w. Bauby
heard the case Saturday afternoon.
Tomorrow, Tuesday, is the day
for u. 8. & Co tickets Every boy or
girl who is fortunate enough to have
one take it in and get your pick Of the
up-to-date games and toys. Some
thing new every week.
Property owners on River street,
south of Washington street, state that
no repairs have been made in that
street this season and want to know If
it is going to be left in its present
condition during the winter season.
The series Of entertainments known
as Ladies' Nights will be renewed
by the members of Mulcahy council,
X. of c., tomorrow night in the X. of
@. hall. Fine music will be furnished
for the dancing. The committee in
charge consists of Peter B. Lynch, Mi
chael Peters and d. #. Lawlor.
The weather prophets who predict
ed rain for yesterday didn't get things
just right 1t was an ideal New Eng
land autumn day and large numbers
Of people took advantage of the sun
shine and inyigorating breeze to get
out into the country and spend a few
hours away from the dust of the city
streets.
Mrs Mary Walsh, administrative on
the estate of the late William Walsh,
has brought suit for $1,000 against the
Consolidated Railroad Co. Deceased
was her husband. He was killed In
Naugatuck last winter. While he
was walking on the railroad track a
locomotive backed down and killed
him. 1t is alleged there was no rear
light on the locomotive.
Nearly 700 people attended the
American band prom at City hall on
Saturday evening The full band rem
dered a fine dance program of the lat
est popular music which was much en-
ioyed by the large number of people
in the gallery as well as those on the
floor. The floor was in good condi-
ton, but no doubt will improve as it
has not been in use for some time. The
proms in City hall will be continued
| every Saturday might and further i'm
provements will be made on the floor.
The annual entertainment of Divi-
sion No i, A. O. H.. was held in Turn
hall Saturday night and proved sue
cess. The program included an adj
| dress by President Chris Talbot; song
Dennis Leary; recitation, Edward Yer.
iker; song, Martin Bowe; buck and
wing dancing, Michael Cur1ey; song
Thomas McGrath: recitation, Daniel
Lawlor; song, Thomas Harrington;
song, Edward Delaney; recitation and
address, State Secretary John p. Shee-
han; sections by Horan's string
band. Several others rendered songs
and delivered short addresses. Re
freshments Were served.
At meeting of the Big Seven So
i 0iol a1I1h i'm ifc q
street yesterday the following officers
were elected: President, Thomas
| Slavin; vice-president,J William Sla
vim; recording secretary, George To
bin; financial secretary, Patrick Ken
nedy; treasurer, William Doran
| room committee, James Doran, Joh1
Gaffey and William Dunn. William
i Cunningham was elected manager OF
the football team and he intends tt
have one of the best in the city. Til,
club is growing and is in a prosperous
condition, having about 500 in tn,
treasury. 1t will give a dance anc
| reception in January.
AS is their custom once a year tn,
members of the Thomas e. Guest as
ISOLATION and their friends feastet
and made merry at the Pearl lake ic,
house yesterday. 1t was the occasion
of the annual bake Of the association
an event which is eagerly awaited
each year by many people, for tn,
bake has acquired an enviable repu
tation owing to the excellence of til,
eatables and turntables and the ioll,
good fellowship which prevails. TIL
bake yesterday was in charge of Mar
tin j. Hickey who is past master a
the art. The food and cooking wa
well looked after by John Moore
Lunch was served at II o'clock, bu
the bake proper did not begin unit
2:3O O'clock. 1t was great and thos
present did full justice to it. Afte
the appetites had been satiated tn
athletic sports began. A ball gam
was played but it was impossible t
keep track Of the score so many run
J were made About 81 runs wer
made by the two teams in one inning
Skillful optical fitting is what w
depend on to hold old and build u
new patronage. We are constantly fl
ting difficult cases to the marvel o
the patients and their friends Mos
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