Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-22
CITY NEWS


 The barber shops will keep open un til 12 o'clock Wednesday night anC close all day Thursday.
 The Merrimac Athletic club will give their seventh annual dance at tht Auditorium tomorrow evening.
 The members of Muicahy council, K. of C., and their friends win entertain their lady friends at K. of c. hall this evening.
 Henry A. Maillard of this city ant Katherine Drury of itchfieh were married at St Augustine's church Bridgeport, last Thursday, November IT. by the Rev Father Crimmins.
 The Rev Father Curtin of St Fran cis XavieF's was caller at the coun ty commissioners office this forenoon He said his visit was merely persona and that there was nothing doing in the way of filing any remonstrances to any saloons in his parish.
 St Teresa's fair will have closing night, Wednesday, November 23, in Town hall at Woodbury. Concert fol lowed by dancing will make up the evenings program. The concert has been arranged by Miss Louise Malone and will begin at o'clock. Several articles will be drawn during the even ing.
 < Dr J. Joseph Dunn of New Haven has been appointed to the chair ot Celtic languages i'll the Catholic uni versity at Washington. D. c. This chair was endowed by the A. O. H Dr Dunn is a graduate of Yale acad emic department. Tn 1898 he received the degree of doctor of philosophy from Yale.
 The school of housekeeping at the Friendly league will open two new classes next week A course in laun- dry work will begin on Wednesday evening, November 30 and q course in waiting on the table will begin Thursday evening, December I. For information and registration apply at the office of the superintendent.
 A marriage was celebrated at St Francis Xavier's church this morning by the Rev Father Fleming, the con traeting parties being Maurice Fla herty of Liberty street and Miss Bridget Shea of South street. John Flaherty, brother of the groom, was best man, and Miss Nellie Shea. sister of the bride, was maid of honor. After breakfast the couple left on an early train for New York.
 Tickets are selling rapidly for the coming reception and dance to be given by Ladies of the Maccabees Eagle hive, No 18. at Leavenwortl hall, Tuesday evening, November 20 The committee. of arrangements con sists Of Miss Margaret Brickley. Mrs John T. McEvoy. Mrs William J. Igoe Miss Josephine c. Colloty. Miss Cath. crime Sullivan. Miss Julia Cunningham Miss Anna Courtney, Miss Eulalia Madden and Miss Katherine Danahy.
 Joseph Rybenski, barber on Nortf square, and his neighbor, James Dona hue, captain in the Mattatuck Rod and Gun club, went shooting this morning about Forest park Captain Domaine shot a wild duck and the barber al most shot the captains head of. Ru mors of wild ducks having been seer on the lake took the sportsmen to that place, but the only duck they saw was the one that was shot. The employees of the place said two f1ockS were seen there last week.
 A very pleasant surprise party was given on Miss Martha Kluttig at heI home, No TIT Walnut street, in honor of her seventeenth birthday. She re- ceived many beautiful presents. z The evening was spent in playing games singing and dancing. ''The Sentinel Asleep" was rendered by Louie Du. chesne, accompanied by Elizabeth Kluttig; "The Burning of Rome by MT Downey; jig dance by May Burns accompanied by Kitty Hanley Re treatments were served and the party broke up at a late hour.
 After an absence of over ten months through illness Prof Bailey has once more revived, with the aid of his many friends and pupils, the former enthusi asm in his select dancing school. Asid, from his popularity and we'll known teaching abilities, his pretty music hal in the Citizens bank blokc adds no lit tie to the attraction of his many pa irons. One of the secrets of success tt his many graceful pupils is that they begin with training foundation hnt gradually build up to proficiency. Of tentimes, however, the opinion prevail. in the novice mind to join a part, class where most of them dance well This is quite the contrary to what tn, beginner should do as those Of expert ence will admit. Prof Bailey is abou now organizing one of his graded class es for strictly beginners.