Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-22
CITY NEWS

evening.
On Friday last baby boy was born
10 Mr. and Mrs Alex Besancon of Dixie
man street.
Division 8, A. o. H. will hold an
important meeting this evening in A.
y. III. hall. Every member is request
ed to be on hand and bring in tickets
or money.
u. II. Place of Waterbury has Sc
cured employment with tie Trumbull
Electric company of Plainville. and
will occupy the Juliette Webster nonse
Oh PrOad street.
The Waterbury Business Mems as
ISOLATION will hold a smoker the latter
part of next month. 1t will be the
biggest and best thing of the kind
ever held in Waterbury.
The Second division. A. o. H., held
q meeting last evening but as a num-
Der of those who have tickets failed
TO make returns no agtion was taken
until the next meeting on October j.
An anniversary requiem mass will
be celebrated for the late Mrs ]. w.
Galavin, formerly Miss Minnie c.
Rush, at the church of the Tmmacu-
late Conception at o'clock to-mor-
row morning.
Superintendent Johnson has INSTALL
ed two hydrants in the south end of
the city, one at Rye and South streets
and another on the lower end of Riv-
er street. They were a long time on
the way but they got there at last.
Horace B. Lund of Holyoke has
brought suit for $1,000 against Will
liam Foster Wright of this city. The
object of the suit is to recover on a
note. The suit has been taken from
the district court to the superior
| court.
Fine French kid gloves Saturday 80
| cents pair. Come to our semi-annuaI
sale of sample and mended gloves
| TrefOusse and other French makes.
Gloves worth from 81 to S1.9S for 80
cents pair. The Gamble, Desmond
Co, New Haven.
Miss Winifred White of New York
has accepted the place of matron at
the house for girls on the Platnville
road. department of the New Brit
ain Children's Home. Miss Benton,
who was there temporarily, has re-
IuFlleu 10 waterbury.
Hemmington Allen and Miss Della
Winslow were married yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of the brides sis
ter, Mrs William Akin, Webb street,
the Rev Oscar Haywood officiating.
Miss Hattie Lewis was maid of honor
and Loren Chase was best man,
Large crowds continue TO attend
| The mission which fes hasvrr Ill
Michaers church in WaterviIle by The
connecticut ApostOlate fathers, the
crowd last evening was one of the
largest which has yet been in atten-
dance. many people from Waterbury
being present.
Another one Of those delightful
whist parties and dances will be Civ
en- by the young ladies Of ST Michaers
parish in Goodwill hall. Waterville.
the 18th Of October. These ladies are
unsurpassed in the state i'm getting
up an entertainment and their events
are always sure Of a large attendance.
Superintendent Atwood of the de-
partment Of charities has made ar
engagements for the admission of Jo-
seph MaZakOs of South Leonard stree:
into the institution for deaf and dumb
at Hartford. The boy is fourteen
years Of age and exceptionally bright
He was all right until he suffered an
attack Of typhoid fever when he was
but three years old.
The Fourth division. A. o. H.. are
making preparations for their social
promenade which is To take place
October T. in the casino on East Main
street. This will De the opening Of
the new hall and il is said 10 be one
Of the best in the city. The members
Of the division are noted for their
| gatherings and the chances are that
the hall will be packed 10 the doors
at their coming affair
Last night was japanese night ut
Company G's fair and the hall was
crowded TO the doors Among the
visitors were Mr. Togo and his friend
Baron KOmura. the famous japanese.
The committee have decided 10 make
Saturday evening another japanese
night and prizes are 20 ne awarded
; for the best costumes. Saturday
afternoon will he children'S day and
the admission will he free. every
child who visits the hail on that day
will receive prize.
The classes in physical training nj
, the Friendly league will reopen nn
Monday. October . There will he
, day and evening classes for adults.
and afternoon classes for .~-aS AMI
Young hoys all under the d -a-rfon NJ
Miss Minerva Haupt. with Miss les
, sic r Nicholson as piano aC01mpan-
i<t. Registrations for these classes
. ara being taken by the superintendent
and patterns Of gymnasium suits may
~ obtained from he-. also year books
giving full Information Of the varfou.
classes held in the building orc
hours. ~ to l. ~ a. m. and $50 to !
and 80 TO 10 ?. m
Harry Halpern who is wanted here
by the police was arrested a few days
aEp i'm Providence for forgery and
grand l8rcenv AMI i now in the handS
of the New York police. HaIpern Is
wanted here for theft Of two dia-
monfs. valued at $40. from Morris
Green. the jpweIer and pawHbTokeT
on Bank street. He bought the dia-
m0usIS On approval promising 10 -
turn with them or the money for
them IN a few hours. and referred
Crean 10 his brother who keeps =
store on North Main street Haipem
failed 10 appear At the iewesry store
I'm the promised tine and Green in
gufrnzl at his brothers store on North
Main street. only TO be informed that
be knew nothing Of the Transaction
II turned out that Halpern had
f8Wu-
Often times parents fail n under
stand uhy their childre1 are eaile1