Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-09
Union City Drum Corps.


 Arrangements have been complet cd for the first annual ball of the Union City drum corps. which will be held in Columbus hall November 16.
 Death of Popular Young Woman.
 The death of Miss Frances Simmons daughter of Mir and Mrs George Sim mons of Aetna street occurred yester- day afternoon. She had been in fail ing health for some time and her many friends were pained to hear of her death. Funeral arrangements have not as yet been completed.
 Pleasing Recital
 There was a large attendance at the organ recital given in the Congrega- tional church last evening by Harry Ludlow Cooke. It was the opinion of those present that this one was the best recital MT Cooke ever gave. He was assisted by Miss Lilla Wigmore Squire as soprano sOloist.
 Temperance Lecture
 The St Francis and St Cecilia T, A. B. societies have engaged the Rev J. l. Curran of WilkeSbarre, Pa, to de- liver temperance lecture in St Fran cis's church on Monday evening, No vember 2. This will be good chance for some of the young sports to hear of the evils that come from drink. Let them all take the tip and attend this lecture
 Did Not Play With Cornell Varsity. The rumors that were around town | tO the effect that MT Pape, the young | man who is employed in the Chemical [ Cos laboratory. was guard on the | Cornell varsity team for two years. were false. and Mir Pape says he did not play on the varsity team and wishes to he understood so. His in- clinations for football do not seem to he very strong at present.
 Borough Court. 1 In the borough court this morning John Connolly was before the court ' charged with breach of the peace. use : of abusive language and intOxicatiOn. | After Judge HungerfOrd heard his story he decided to put him under charge of the probation officer fOf thirty days. Connolly promised the judge to 20 tO work and not bother his folks any more and would not go near : home again. as his people did not want him there.
 Fast Horses
 Paul Smith. who lives near Beth. any. came up tO town last night and after making some purchases staTte,. back home. and as he was nea. ' Straightsviile an automobile came hustling past and frightened the horse causing him to jump a stone wall leaving Smith and the wagon behind. The wagon was badly broken and the ! harness also. After Smith got soma pieees of harness from a farmer be continued on his way with only a few l bruises.
 Last Rehearsal The last rehearsal of those who are | to take part in the minstreIs of the f Knights of Columbus will be held to ' MOTION evening and an who are to par ' ticipate are requested Go be present to- ! night. as the stage will have the full setting and this will he a full dress ! rehearsal The chart at BirdsaII'S is nearly all taken mp and those whC wish to get seats shOuld go early Tn ! formation has tseen rsceived from all joining towns that large delegations uiIl be present
 Lawson in Good Condition
 In an interview with the reportes fhfs morning LEwSon- the now 115 rr7ud ehaFlpsonl of the world in the faafhprueizist ei B. said that he nerei fsIf hstter after 2 mstch than be doez rox sud that fn regard Co the chaf Isnxs Of ene ktd Mack Of NicniEa