Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-26

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leave Monday to enter the New York
law school. ~. ..-
Miss Clara McAlenny and RobeN
Stone will be married tomorrow morn
ing at st Patrick's church.
A son was born last Friday, Septem-
Der %, to Mr. and Mrs William n.
Moran of North Cooke street.
Miss Nellie R, O'Brien Of New York
city is visiting her brother, Walter +.
O'Brien, on Leavenworth street.
Patrick J. Healey, the valedictoran
of the class of 1905, will leave Thurs
Gay TO enter the academical depart
ment of Yale.
Tomorrow night at the Eagles Au-
ditorium the Military band will give
popular prom. A. J. Lallier has Sc
lected very entertaining program
which will start promptly at SIS.
Opening show of Paris and New
York hats at The Gamble Desmond
Cos, New Haven. on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. Also the finest
trimmed hats in the state at S3.9S, SIS
to $50 and IS.
Waterville Engine company, No 1, is
making preparations for the sociable
and dance which is to take place In
Good Will hall. Waterville. on the 18th
of October. The fire ladies give moth
ing but an enjoyable time to all at
tending and after every sociable large
number is added to their list Of
friends.
The Evening Democrat goes into
nearly every home in Waterbury. Ii
reaches the buyers. Most of our mer-.
chants know this to be fact. Why
don't you catch on? 1t is the Peoples
Paper family newspaper that is read
by every member of the household.
The Young Ladies' sodality of st
Thomas's church is going to give to
the public another treat by running of
one more whist party and dance.
Their whist party is generally the best
drawing card of the year, and Eagles
hall is blaze of glory whenever the
young ladies from st Thomas's hold
the boards. The affair is scheduled for
October ID.
Former pupils and friends of Prof
Bailey's school for dancing gave the
terpsichorean season its formal open
ing last evening in Music hall with n
grand opening reception that proved
Of delightful enjoyment to over fifty
couples in most prettily decorated
hall. An Is number program was TEN
dered by the Elite orchestra. The first
of select new beginners dancing class
es commences this evening in Citizens
Bank block.
Opening show of Paris and New
York hats at The Gamble, Desmond
Co.'S. New Haven, OH Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday Also the finest
trimmed hats In the state at S3.9S, So
to $3.50 and IS.
At the home of Joseph Buckley on
West Grove street last evening men,
bers of the track team of the High
school met and celebrated the victory
over the Naugatuck boys. Captain
Buckley made a neat little speech en-
couraging the boys and telling them
what they could do If they would get
out and practice faithfully. The even
ing was passed pleasantly in various
ways and the members went home af-
ter giving three cheers for their cap
tain.
A wagon loaded with soft coal and
drawn by six horses came neatly
blocking traffic for an indefinite period
on Bank street this morning. 1t was
coming from the freight yard and
when opposite Meadow street the
wagon started TO leak and the coal he.
gan to pour out at a rapid pace. The
teamster. with the aid Of a couple OF
other men. fixed the leak after about
a half hours work. While the acct
dent was on. the trolley car was COM
PEELED to wait.
An automobile belonging to J. II.
Smith was put out of commission on
West Main street this morning. The
man I'm charge was getting along nice
IL. hut some other fellow wanted to
try his hand at it and ran the machine
against the curbing. bending one Of
the tires so badly that the machine
had to be assisted to r. II. TOwIe's for
repairs. Mr. Smith was not there when
the accident occurred. II would he
interesting to know what he said
when he called around.
The old fashioned fair Of Company
G. c. Y. G.. closed last night and was
great social and financial success.
All the prizes offered were distributed.
The Democrat was notified yesterday
that in case the paper should print the
list Of prizes II cnuld not be sent
through the mail. This explains WHY
the names If the fortunate ones do
not appear in the paper. The law pro-
hibits the sending Of such matter
through the post0ffire and the local
authorities are bound 10 enforce it.
The Bauhy brothers. Peter and Jo-
spph. vino have been long associated
in the fruit and confectionery busi-
ness In Exchange place, have diSS0lv-
Ell partnership. The ground floor of
the block il being divided and when
the alterations are completed Peter
will run a cigar store On the west
side Of the building AMI Joseph will
continue the fruit business in the
other half. The twa Baubys came 70
Waterbury thirty-three years ago ami Z
were the first II their coUntrynen 70 I.
take M permanent residences in this I
city. They made money and while do /
ing fhis they also made friends. AMI 4
II is admitted that they have . fair /
share Of both today
Often times parents fan tn under !
stand why their chiEiren are cafleI i
stupid by their teseherS. A thoruugh 4
examination Of the little ones eyss