Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-21

v ated at 3S Orange street to Annie Allen, who has purchased the place for home.
 There will be a meeting of White Oak camp, Woodmen of the World, in Comstock reading room this evening at 8 o'clock to take action on the death of John J. Mccormick.
 The Bauby Bros have appealed to the superior court from the city's as- sessment of $35O on - their Robbins street property. They contend that the damages far exceed the alleged benefits.
 Invitations are out announcing the marriage of Edward NJ. Dwyer of the John Hancock Insurance Co and Miss Mary E. Kelly of Litchefild, to take place at St Michaers church at Litch- ef1ld Wednesday, October 25.
 There will be a meeting of Mulcahy council, K. of C., Tuesday evening, in K. of c. hall. All the knights in the city are requested to be present, as business which is of importance to members of every council is to be transacted.
 On upper North Main street this morning a couple of boys stole bag of rags from a vendors wagon and de. posited them in a safe place. When the driver came out of the house he, strange to say, did not notice his loss, but whipped up his horse and drove aolng. ,. ;,
 Al cbor+ oo lap5o, i,, tho dtsfriot on,,rt this morning, Judge Cowell gave At torney E. L. Seery judgment for S141.44 against c. F. Miller. The de- fendant was formerly a painter in Wa. terbury and is now a resident of New York. The judgment was given on note made by him.
 Friends and acquaintances of Mrs E. B. Hardie of Elizabeth street will be pleased to know that after serious illness that lasted four weeks she is again able to be about the house. A few days ago all hopes of her recov- cry were given up. but change for the better followed immediately and now she is improving fast.
 The degree team of the Naugatuck division of the A. O. H. will be in Waterbury tomorrow afternoon and evening and will work the third and fourth degrees upon about fifty candi- dates for the Fifth division of this city in Hibernian hall, c. A. k. block, East Main street All members of the order in Waterbury are cordially invit- ed to be present
 Although there were numerous other attractions going on last evening fair sized gathering was present in Leavenworth hall at the first annual concert and dance given by Mulcahy council k. of C. The hall was in fine condition for the affair and the pro gram was one of the best The fol- lowing committee had charge of the dance: Edward Real Peter Lynch, George O'Neill, Michael Peters and W illiam Donovan.
 At the Salvation Army barracks this evening the regular free and easy meet ing will be held at s o'clock. On Sun day morning at 10 o'clock a meeting for juniors will be conducted, followed by a holiness meeting at II. At , D. m. a praise and testimony meeting and at s D. m. an interesting service the subject for which will be 'The End" Captain A. H. Withee and Cadet Sweet fin charge. All are invited. Bar racks 49 Center street.
 St Cecilia's bazaar at the Auditorl-
 umwill open next Tuesday night and close the following night. Dancing will be the chief feature of the bazaar. The whole floor space of the haIl will he devoted to dancing and FultOn's or chestra will render the latest up t. date music. A short stage entertain ment will be given each evening. The hall decorations will be most unique, and to all patrons an orderly and en- tOyabIe time is promised.
 Thomas R. Manners. through Attor- ney \. R. Bronson. has brought suit against the Consolidated railroad for S10.OOO damages. The plaintiff claims that in making the improvements t0 the Naugatuck system the railroad company removed a large gravel bank on property in Seymour owned hy Mir Manners. He further claims the land is made vnlueless for building pur- poses. he having planned tO open the territory for building lots.
 Last evening on East Main street. near Orange. there was a fine example of what you are tO expect when you % for a drive in an automobile. \ Iig car was travelling at a rapid rate when suddenly there was an explosion and the result was that new tirss had to ba put on before tine machine could proceed. The man at the wheel was the only occupant and he had t9 get out and start to repair the break all by his lonesome. It was about C o'clock when he began. but it is hard telling when he finished
 Tn the wedding gift there is al chance to lend a hanti@ In supplying fhe cargo of the skin of fife And it isn't a had blea to he bit practical about it. for It's the FraetfcaI gift that's needed and wears We have just received a most e2sb1rafe Fssort- msnt of cut glass made up of AIrsly quality. Vases of many sizes and Apat- terms. sugars and erHsmers. olive Nnd Ion bon dishes. hETT and 70 bowfs ss vel ss the many diEH sfzez of wine glasses The Tpsgz Je sIry Co 6 Bank xtree1