Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-30
CITY NEWS

Promenade tonight by American
 band at Eagles hall.
 l Charles E. Kelsey, formerly with tht
 Boston Furniture Go. has resigned his
 position.
 Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
 there will be meeting of St Joseph's
 T. A. society, for the purpose of dis
 cussing the spring festival.
 ] Miss Anna Brady of F Lafayette
 street and Miss Margaret Lyons oi 1 West Main street are visiting friends
 in New Haven and New York.
 I Mime Rosa Leyite and daughters
 Annie and Emma. of S06 Tenth ave \ nne, New York. are the guests of Nil
 and Mrs Freedman at A Park place.
 Why not have magazine when < you can get one free of charge? If | you pay your subscription to the Dem l ocrat ill advance The Woman's Home
 Companion will be sent to your ad- dress every month.
 Editor Emerson of the Ansonia Sen- l tinel has issued a neat little souvenir folder showing the growth of his al 1 ways interesting paper since he took l hold of it. The paper has new and up to date home now and this is what
 called forth the souvenir.
 The remains of John E. Scott, who d:ed in Winsted, were brought here { fo-day and taken to tha residence of
 lis mothec, Mrs Mary Scott, F Brew ! ster street, from where the funeral
 will be held tomorrow afternon, with service by the Rev Mr Buckley and interment in Bucks Hill cemetoery. Andrew McClintock, aged 73 years, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his home, Il Central avenue, of heart failure. He is survived by his wife, also niece. Mrs r. W. Chesson, and nephew, Frederick s. Cooke. The funeral will be held at 1:30 o'clock to- morrow afternoon. The burial will be in Watertown.
 For the coming year the following officers have been chosen by the Swedish Baptist church. Chairman, Rev A. Oliver Laurence; clerk, Nels Hiding; treasurer, Oscar Drufva; trus- tees. 4. D. Field, William O'Neill, Rev A. Oliver Laurence, Charles Edquist. Oscar Drufva; finance committee, Rev A. Oliver Laurence, Nels Hiding Oscar Drufva; deacons, Charles Ed quist, Oscar Drufva, Benjamin John son, Nels Hiding; Sunday school su perintendent, Charles Edquist; assist ant superintendent, Robert Swanson: Sunday school secretary, Miss Harina Odell: Sunday school treasurer, Agnes Edquist.
 On Thursday, January 4, an excur- sion will be run from Danbury to this city, since there are many attractions on the boards for this city on that day. Eli Paluski's Wooster billiard and bowling parlors will be formally opened and this alone will, bring a large crowd from the hating town, since MT Paluski is well liked there. In addition. one of the theatrical events of the season is on in the ap- pearance of Julia Marlowe and E. H. SOthern. In all probability the stars will play Romeo and Juliet As usual. vaudeville at the Jacques is sure to at tract big house The trains will leave Danbury at 7:22 and 11:O9 a. III. and 6:l7 D. m. The return train vii, leave this city about midnight. Fair for round trip is S1.
 The annual meeting and dinner of the American-Irish Historical society will take place in the Hotel Manhat- tan, 42d street and Madison avenue, New York city. on Thursday evening. January IS. A reception committee will be on duty as early as 5 D. m. to greet members and their guests, espe- cially those from other cities and states. At G D. m. members and guests will be received by the officers of the society. At the annual meet ing will be called to order. At S the line will be formed and proceed to the annual dinner. The principal pa per of the evening will be read by tie Hon Joseph T. Lawless, ex-secre- taTy of state of Virginia.
 In LeavenwOrth hall last evening the fourth annual reception of St Mary's Alumni association was held. about 130 couples being in attendance. The hall was prettily decorated with potted plants and in various parts of the haP eOsey corners were to be seen. The stage was banked with flowers, from behind which Lallier's orchestra sent forth excellent music. The dresses of the young ladies were most attractive \ dance program of eighteen numbers had been prepared and many of the selections were encOred several times. The following were members of the committee: James Bren- nan. chairman; Miss Catherine Shields, Miss Mary Carroll. Miss Anna Cava- naugh, William Ryder. James White, Neil Buckley and Keyin Fitzpatrick.
 Philip Silyerthau. of a New Haven jewelry firm and well known in this city. who owns some real estate in ''Tenderloin.r has a poor opinion of that section. He is trying to eject a terdnt from q Bank street dive. and ir. the course of his testi- mony before a justice court and jury he Said that when in Bridgeport he did not dare to go on Middle. Bank or Water streets with his bag of Yalu- l ables. Then he had a special arrange ! ment with his brothers. when he wis ited Bridgeport. It was understood 4 Dat if he failed 10 return on either of l
 - or failed to telegraph or
 % a iers would instantly f .la- tar ..= Co hunt him ID. in i .rr Hf ffs -3me wicked Bridge .-ss aar ll- q him and his valu- .eIs .
 The ausrE health met yesterday l5' --saa-- "a. a-nished everything that
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