Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-13
Suburban News

Hannon, something different in the score"
 General public: 'Too much fight ing"
 F. Wilson: How many paid at the Rye lots yesterday" There will be a meeting of the Kings daughters in the parish house this evening.
 Adolph Depthlessen of this place is visiting friends in New Haven for a few days.
 John Doherty of Boston, Mass. who has been visiting his niece. Miss Helen Martin of Scott street. has returned home.
 There was no session of the borough court this morning.
 Quite large sized audience wit messed the exhibition of moving pie lures given by the Excelsior Moving Picture company in Columbus hall last evening.
 Miss Jennie Smith of Boston, Mass, who has been spending few days with Miss Marie Cantor of Rubber ay- enue, returned to her home yesterday.
 At a meeting of the I. o. o. F. Gen. tennial lodge this evening class of candidates will be instructed in the mysteries of the scarlet degree.
 George Kelliher of Bridgeport is the guest of his father Michael Kelliher for a few days.
 Tiec pri1nof C;Ikon4 boa T home after short visit with friends in New Haven.
 The warden and burgesses will hold an adjourned meeting Wednesday ev- enfng at 8 o'clock. There is business of considerable importance to be tram sacted.
 Patrick Brennan was arrested Sat Rubber avenue and after spending q few hours in Chief, Schmidt's hotel the proprietor let him out.
 The members of the Sweaborg Sew ing society spent a pleasant evening with Mrs John Anderson on German street Saturday night.
 The Church helpers of St Michaers church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs Fred Wood at her home on Phoenix avenue.
 St Michaers Guild will hold meet ing in the chapel Tuesday avening at 8 o'clock.
 William McConochie of Colhnsville who has been visiting relatives here has returned home.
 Mir and Mrs Samuel Turner of New Milford who have been visiting friends here for several days returned home yesterday.
 The Starlights of this place and the Films of Waterbury played tie game of to 5 before large sized crowd at the Misers' lot yesterday afternoon. The Films came down with the expec- tations of repeating the same thing as the All Waterburys done Saturday but found that the Starlights were a little bit too fast. E Mrs Jane Nichols Is, seriously i'll at her home on Golden Hill street and Is under the care of Dr Robbins.
 If the person that found small diamond horseshoe pin at the Hotcfl- kiss field during the football game on Saturday afternoon will leave the pin at the local police station or at Julius Barberio's fruit store, the owner will prove property and pay reward.
 There will be meeting of the Un- ion City drum corps tonight 10 com plete arrangements for their first an- nual ball to be held in Columbus hall Thursday evening. November 16. A good time is promised all that attend.
 Harry Baker of Hartford who has been visiting relatives in Union City the past week has returned home.
 The Naugatuck High school team will play the Torrlngton High school tea mon Hotchkiss field tomorrow af- ternoon at 3:30 and the boys hope 10 see a good crowd there to cheer them on. Not very encouraging to play to small crowds.
 The new pillar block for the engine in the c. M. R. factory has arrived and workmen started this morning to put if up and work will be resumed as soon as they can put it together.