Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-23
CITY NEWS

Daniel T. harrington has sold for
Daniel u. Cronin his three-family
house. Nos 40-42 Dikeman street.
The district court win be in session
this evening as long as candidates for
citizenship present themselves for nat
uralization papers.
Waterbury lodge, B. 2. o. E., will
hold special meeting this evening
at o'clock to take action Oh the death
of Frank P. Morgan.
A nice picture of Philip Hapenny of
Cherry rect who died recently from
the effect of injuries received by fall
from the Wooster billiard rooms, Is on
exhibition in Pollak's art studio.
Ex-senator Cornelius Tracy of Wa
terbury, one of the Observation-Disclosures
! Tracy combination of dahlia raisers,
has had some of the flowers on exhibit
ton in the treasurer's office at the cap
! itol for the past few days.-Hartford
| Courant.
The state officers of the A. o. 81. are
making arrangements with the Con-
! solldated Railroad Co for special
train to convey them to the Irish ex-
| position in New York on October 3,
the day set apart for the Connecticut
| Hibernians.
The first of series of select invita-
| ton receptions and cotillons to be CIV
| en- during the season by Prof Bailey's
school of dancing will be given on
Monday evening in Music hall. The
Elite orchestra will furnish the music
| for the entire series.
The verdict of guilty in the case of
| EugeniO Renna for non-support of his
| wife was affirmed by Judge Cowell at
short calendar in the district court
this morning. and the motion for a
new trial was denied. Renna was or
dered to pay 81 week for six months
to his wife and will have to furnish a
bond of 5000. An appeal to the SUI
perior court was taken under bond
of $40.
John S. Fowler, assistant clerk Of
the superior court, was elected secre-
tary of the New Haven County Bar
association yesterday at its annual
lhCCliAS. OOhh N. DCoSh WAC NASNtS'a
| president and States Attorney Will
liam II. Williams vice president. John
P. Kellogg of Waterbury was appoint
ed member of the examining COM
mittee to fill the vacancy caused by
| the death of Francis Wayland.
Alexander Won Humboldt lodge, n.
| E. o. P, at its regular meeting last
| I,an cd hAi n
new Vice-Warden Lena Field and
Chaplain Julie Reichenstein, who are
to fill unexpired terms. Three app.l-
cations were read and one candidate
was balloted for. The chairman of
the grand lodge finance committee,
P. ]. Mcdonald, was present and In
vited all the members to visit Brass
City lodge October 2.
One of the coming affairs of the sea.
son is the assembly Of he Pastime
Athletic club, given in Leavenworth
hail. October 10. 1t promises to sur
pass all other sociables given by this
organization, and since the club has
been reorganized much is expected
from 1. The hall is sure to contain
fine crowd on the night of the thir
teenth and the affair will be the talR
at all gatherings for some time ar Ell
A social gathering was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Harold Holt
% Second avenue, Friday evening. A
very pretty rocker was presented II
the newly married couple by the g!rl
of the Waterbury Clock Co, Depart
ment 20. The entertainment consist
ed of solos by Miss Florence Talbo
and Miss Mary Burrows; recitatlon'
by Miss Mary Grady and Miss kitti'
Mccormack; violin solos by Ed Rogg!
and Harold Holt and o hers. Games
were enjoyed until late hour.
Mulcahy council, X. of c., is hust
ling with every effort to make thel
dance in Leavenworth hall, Octobel
90. a huge success. The council is not
ed for its good lines and the persons
who attended the dance which the!
gave to the Daughters of Isabella
few months ago have nothing bu
praise for the manner in which wa
run off. The council intends to SPAR
no expense in making the coming so
ciable a success and you will not b.
in the swim If you do not attend.
The classes Mt the Friendly leagu
are filling rapidly and those who hav
registered must secure their places Il
order to keep them. Exceptional ad
vantages are offered In the elocutiol
class. The Friendly league chorus
omen TO men as well as to league mem
bers and the four-part songs will be
special feature of the work this VIII
ter Year books may he obtained a
the office of the superintendent. wher
registrations are taken from 10 a. n
to 1890. $50 TO 5 and T:30 TO 10 p. N
The Mil Plain Improvement societ-
was formally organized last night
Officers were chosen as follows: Presi
dent, ]. L. White; vice president, b. +
Holgate: secretary. ALDER Spender
treasurer. Martin A. Pond. A commit
tee consisting of William Atkinson
W. B. Hitchcock and p. F. Holgat
was appointed to prepare rules an
regula ions to govern the society. Sew
enty members have already been sc
cured and It Is understood that eac
will bring in a few more at the mex
meeting.
Owing TO the rush for naturalization
papers, short calendar in the distriC
court was brief tO-ray. All the motion
went over TO next week OF were take
off by agreement. Nothing was don
except make assignments for mex