Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-22

In0maS Cronln or NeW hdNen iS spending the day with friends in the borough.
 1 Joseph Mills of Union City is con- l fined to the house with an attack or bronchitis.
 Isbell post, G. A. R., will hold a regu- lar meeting in G. A. R. hall this even ing at o'clock.
 Patrick Grant of Prospect street is confined to the house with severe at tack of the grip.
 The Church Helpers met with Mrs John NJ. Page at her home on Church street this afternoon.
 Fred Wilson has resigned his posi- ton with Timothy Daly and accepted one in the new shop.
 The condition of Mrs Jane Nichols of Golden Hill street, who has been seriously i'll, is greatly improved.
 The Waterbury Military band will give another very popular prom Tn Columbus hall tomorrow evening.
 Mrs John Dunne of New York, who has been visiting in the borough the mast week, returned home last night. The first ticket of shoes will be made in the G. NJ. R. Shoe Co.'S factory To- morrow, after a shut down Of over three weeks.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odist church met with Mrs J. V. Tan ner this afternoon at her home on Fair view avenue.
 Henry Schildgen has purchased the ice business of the Union City Ice to. MT Curtiss. the former owner, has gone to Wateryille.
 There will be an adjourned meeting of the board of warden and burgesses !! this evening at o'clock in the Dor ough court room.
 The diphtheria quarantine on the home of Charles Rasquin was lifted yesterday by Health Officer Baker. The patient was Mrs Rasquin. Miss Minnie Gallagher of Bridgeport, who. has been spending a few days Rwith friends on Rubber avenue. re turned to her home last evening. Archie Miller has completed the plumbing work in R. Peck's new care on South Main and has now started the work on the School street school. James Coen of Union City had the misfortune to lose very valuable brindIe bulldog a few days ago. MT Coen thinks the dog has been poisoned. It is thought that the Starlights will try and arrange game with the Thun- derbolts of Bridgeport for Saturday on Hotchkiss field, as there is no game for that day. '' The marriage of Attorney Thomas Bowen of this place and Miss Belle Mallory of Danbury took place this af- ternoon at the home of the brides par ents in Danbury. -. x. A. French has finished the cellar for John Weisman on Greenwich street and the building movers are getting ready to put the house on it that has been moved from Bridge street. The sale of tickets for the Ladies 2 Irish choir has been very large and only those who hold such tickets can get them exchanged at HIMcGarthy
 for reserved seat tickets. After that 4 the chart is open to all.
 The Blue Front basketball team is out with a challenge to any team in R town for a game at any time. They 4 would prefer the Naugatuck A. c. first < as they think they can trim them, and 4 would then be ready to form a league Next Sunday on the Miser's lot the d Films of this place will meet the strong
 Golden Star team of Waterbury. The VI two teams have met once this seasor and the Films were victorious. and tho s-t game Sunday will no doubt be good |. one. a.s -s Tomorrow evening in Hibernian hai . the Robert Emmet club will celebrate the thirty-eighth anniversary of thu
 death of the Manchester martyrs. 4
 fine program has been prepared anC
 guests are expected from the surround
 ing towns.
 The Naugatuck football team wal Q out for practice last evening and Cap
 tain Rooney says his men will he il
 the best of condition for the game witl
 the Seorchers of Seymour when the.
 play them on HOtchkiss field to-mor !, TOW afternoon. H4..s 4a.U f.a, v Many people from this place vii
 attend the Acorn-All- Waterbury gam
 at the Driving park in Waterbury Sat
 urday afternoon. and it is the Opinioi
 of the local people that Batchelder'
 bunch will have to travel some 10 bea
 that Bridgeport aggregation.
 Rehearsals are now being held b.
 the A. o. H. for the production O 1-.Darkest Hours Before Dawn whicl ], will be presented some time in Decem
 bcr. The date and the names of thos
 that make up the cast will be publishe'
 in these columns in a few days.
 Those who go to see the Knicker
 booker family at the Union City ehape
 this evening. when they show thei
 stereopticon views and sing the illus trated songs. will no doubt spend al
 enioyable evening. This entertainment v is for the benefit of the Christina
 fund.
 The members of St Michaers guil
 have everything in readiness for tn
 opening of the Mother Goose fai
 which will take place in the Gem oPer
 house this evening and continue unt Q tomorrow evening. 4 very fine prr
 gram has been arranged and dancin
 win be enjoyed after 10 o'clock.