Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
CITY NEWS

Miss Lena Brokaw of Meriden is visiting friends in this city.
 The Edgewood Social club will give a promenade and dance in the school hall, Simonsville on November IT.
 Miss B. Finnerty will open a ladies and gents furnishing store at 174 Baldwin street on or about Oct 2s.
 City Court Prosecutor c. E. Meigs is again at his office after an absence of over month caused by throat trouble.
 Forty six deposited in the Penny Prevalent bank at the Friendly league last Saturday afternoon. How many will there be tomorrow?
 Read the opening chapters of "The Holladay Case" in to-morrow's Demo- crat. An interesting and exciting story that will be sure to please lovers of good reading.
 All who have given their names to join the c. w. A. shorthand class are requested to be at the rooms this even ing. The art work, dressmaking and millinery classes will also meet.
 Employees of the Southern New Eng land Telephone company are replacing the blocks which have been stationed on the sidewalks on South Main street while the conduits were being put down.
 Court McGivney, D. of l., will hold its regular meeting tonight. A full attendance Is desired. Everybody hav- ing tickets for the recent entertain ment is expected to be on hand and settle with the committee.
 The patronesses, aides and commit tees which are to be in charge of the whist and samhnirm to be given on Monday evening by the Queens Daughters, will hold a meeting this evening at o'clock at St Patrick's hall
 The American band will give it's weekly promenade at Eagles hall to- morrow evening. The management has secured all the latest hits in musical compositions and these will be ren- dered tomorrow night. The program will consist of several concert and six teeH uduce numDeTS.
 At meeting of the Algonquin club at it's rooms on South Elm street last evening the semi-annual election of officers took place and resulted as fol- lows: President, John A. Hayden; secretary, Daniel A. Carson; treasurer, Michael ]. Lawlor. After the meeting a social session was held
 A very pleasant party was held at the home of Arthur Mraz, 36T South Leonard street, last night The even ing was spent in dancing, games and other diversions. Selections were reu- dered on the piano by the Misses Fo- garty, Denehey, Butler and Delaney. The Misses Denehey and Duane sang a comic song entitled "All Over Bunch of Carrots Messrs McPart. land, Candee, Constantine and Doug. las sang T Will Be Waiting in the Gloaming, Sweet Genevieye.r Re- treatments were served.
 At the regular weekly meeting of the Forum club last evening in the Mulcahy Memorial building. the dues- ton: Resolved That the United States was justified in it's war against Spain" was debated. Michael Pendy led the affirmative and his side handled the question in an able manner. Although the negative. captained by Thomas Walsh. put up an admirable defense, yet in the opinion of the judges. John Hutchinson, Neil Buckley and Henry Lawlor, the affirmative had the better points. Next week the question Re solved That United States Senators should be elected by the people" will be discussed and politicians may re- ceive some interesting facts by being in attendance. Henry Lawlor will en- deavor to show why the people should be the ones to put the men in the up- per house while Patrick Farrell will defend the present method. Much in- terest is being taken fin the debates, and the questions are debated very hotly.