Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-07
High School Election.

t,r High School Election.
 At a meeting of the High school team held yesterday afternoon, a cap tain and manager were elected for next season. James Leary was elect ed captain and Andrew Whylie, the whirlwind tackle of this years team, was elected manager Most all of the players will be on the team again next year.
 Basketball Tonight.
 There will be two good games of basketball at the Gem opera house tonight, when the N. A. c. play the militia of New Haven. and the strong Blue Front team of Union City plays the strong Moonlights of Waterbury. A full account of the games will be found in these columns tomorrow evening.
 Court Juana Elects.
 Court Juana, D. of l., has elected the following officers for the ensuing year. Grand regent, Anna S. TObin: vice regent, Alice l.. Danaher: historian, Minnie M. Lloyd; financial secretary, Margaret Healey; prophecies, Mary F. NeaTy: monitor. Catherine Clancy; treasurer, Anna $. Kehoe; trustees foT one year, May Baxter. Alice Danaher; for two years, Helen A. Martin, Mary F. Reilly; sentinel, Lizzie Deegan; or ganist, Anna Lynch.
 Death of Mrs Fruin.
 Mrs Mary A. Fruin, whose death occurred yesterday at her home on Carroll street, was one of the oldest residents of the borough and well liked by all who knew her. She leaves four daughters and one son. Mrs D. NJ. Foley, Mrs Thomas Daley, Mrs James Grant, all of Naugatuck, Mrs Thomas Keating of Hartford, and William Fruin of Naugatuck. The fu- neral will be held tomorrow morning from St Francis's church and inter ment will be in St Francis's cemetery.
 First Injury of Season.
 Samuel Lyons, one of the young men who are trying for the High school basketball team, met with very serious mishap yesterday after noon while practicing in the High school gym. Two of the teams were lined up and Leary. who was playing with the first team, made a pass al the ball and missed and the result was that his mand struck Lyons sideways and broke his nose. causing the bone of the nose tO protTude out at the side He went tO the office of Dr Bull. who dressed and reset the broken member.
 One More Gone.
 Our local shirt artist, D. Tom, has left the ranks of workers and returned to China to attend the funeral cere- monies that take place in a very sumptuous manner five months after the funeral services. This is a GUS tom that Is celebrated in China at all deaths and is of very costly nature. One of the great features of the cere- muny iS the sumputuomS repast that is set mp around the grave of the de- ceased and left there until 1t is In some way missing. n. Tom has been in Union City for about six years and the people will miss him
 Lobdell-winiams.
 Miss Claribel I.ates. daughter of John Williams of Galpin street. and ] Frank IyObdeH were married yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the home of the brides father by the Rev SherrOtl SouIc. Miss Douglas of AttlebOrO. Mass. was bridesmaid. and Frederick \. Trowbridge of Waterbury was the best man The bride looked very charming in a gown of white silk crepe de chine over white taffeta. The bridesmaid wore a gown of light green cashmere After the ceremony a re. crutfou was held and the relatives and friends of the newly married couple were present. Mir and Mrs L0ldell left on the evening train for their hon eymOan and on their return will reside on North Main street
 Going to Florida
 Ernest W. Wood. the popular young painter and decorator of Union City. starts for FIorida tomorrow morning on the Clyde line steamer C0manehe from New York Mir Wood intends yis- irfnE aH the popular reSortS of the south and 10 see the aufrEn0bile races sr 0runnfe and Palm Beach- and also infersfz visiting Tampa and Melr0Se. and will extend his trip to the various other popular winter reSorfs ef the sourh- Dir Woods father is the owner af a large orange grove in MeiraSe and 1fr Was7 win have charge Gf the brIsi- ue@< EfiIe there and ff he is safiSHel with rhe results viii rrusi1 perE1a- ururTr fu the south. Tfe many frieufis sf sFr Wouf wfsh him the tery test oi xar-~zs in hls neu rr1furp snd zls1 vizh hln VerT peasant nil-