Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-27
CITY NEWS

Henry McGrath Of East Main street
left to-day for Yale.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.
and Mrs Robert P. Kiersted of 101
| Burton street.
| The Evening Democrat is the Peo-
pies Paper. The price is &c copy,
42c month, SIS year, by mail or
carrier.
There was clean slate at the police
station last night and as a conse-
quence there was no police court this
morning.
Miss Margaret E. Coyle, who had
been in the Catskills for the past
month"; has returned home much I'M
proved in health.
Charles Mccarthy, the well known
clothing clerk, left to-day for the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania, where he in
tends to study dentistry.
M j. Newells fall millinery OPEN
ling cores Monday, Tuesday andi
Wednesday of next week, 81 South
Main street.
| Have YOU purchased your ticket for
the coming dance of Mulcahy council.
| X. of C.2 IL not do so at once as You
might get left If you wait too long.
Miss Elizabeth Byrne Of North Main
street and George Curran of Middle
town will be married tomorrow
morning at ten o'clock at st Thomas
| church.
Miss Loretta II. Hayes will reopen
| her classes in dancing and deport-
ment at Friendly league hall on Octo-
Der 6. Children's classes 4:30 In the
afternoon. adults $50 In the evening.
Mr. and Mrs Owen Boylan and Miss
Madonna Kane. all of Port Richmond,
Staten Island. n. Y, who have been
visiting friends here, left to-day for
| Boston to spend few days after
which they will return to their home.
An entertainment and dance will
be given by the Thomaston- Water
Vile Whist club at Pythian hall. Wa
terville, tomorrow evening. The pro-
gram is said to be fine one and the
hearts of the dancers will be pleased
because of the excellent music and the
good condition Of the floor. q.
A large number OF tickets has been
sold for the harvest promenade which
is to be given by the Big Seven Social
club at Hamilton hall on Friday ev-
ening. The affair is sure to be a most
enjoyable one and will be remembered
for some time because OF its novel;
ties. Be sure and be one Of the mer-
~ crowd which is going to attend.
Miss Nellye I. Reed wishes pupils
desiring to Join the afternoon classes
to be at the academy, los Bank street,
Friday afternoon. September %. This
academy is noted for its refined at
tendance. graceful dancing and the
best OF care and attention Is given TO
each and every pupil. Advanced class
will meet Monday evening, October ?.
Miss Edna Capltola, daughter Of Mr
and Mrs Franklin r. White Of High
land park and Frederick Herbert Keef-
err OF Bridgeport were married at the
home OF the brides parents at High
land park at 2:3O yesterday afternoon.
the Rev Frank Dunwell Walter, pastor
OF the First Methodist church. ofiiciat-
ing. The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Elsie Harriet White, and
the groomsman was Charles A. Mich
oils OF Bridgeport The bride wore a
costume OF white silk null and the
maid OF honor a gown OF similar ms
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and friends witnessed the ceremony.
After a short wedding tour 1Ir and
Mrs Keefer viii reside in Bridgeport.
The committee in charge OF the biz
fair TO be given by Waterbury aerie
Of Eagles, October IS to q. announced
today that they had finally secured
an attraction they have been trying to
secure for several weeks. II Is Nile
Cell and her six performing leopards-
Nile Cell has been exhibiting all sum-
mer in Dreamland. Coney Island. aud
only consented to come to Waterbury
on payment Of fabulous price. Her
act II sure to create a big sensation
The committee has also secured "a
many Of the leading Coney Island Md
war attractions as the local hall will
Accommodate. including the great
Alice an Egyptian. and his hand &C
mind readers sAlicor tells ron year
fun name on sight A baby show VII
10 given On one afternoon during fils
fair and . deciIed H5velty Is oFerrf,
together with handsome prizes Wntrh
ont for TIE Eagle balloons They MAJ