Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-11

Everything is in readiness for the charity ball which the Haymakeri will give in the Gem opera house this evening. The Haymakers' band of Seymour will furnish music for the pa rade that will take place this evening with each member in full costume The proceeds of this dance will be giv' en to the Kings Daughters, who will buy clothes. etc, for the needy pool this winter.
 Troubles of Their Own.
 ~ The builders that are doing rhe building moving on School street are haivng plenty of trouble in moving the structures up on that street, it be- ing one of the steepest hills in town and the frost that is on the rollers these mornings renders them very slippery, thus making the building slil a foot or so out of every five or six they move. Mir Brazel, the contractor says he expects to have the large building at the top of the hill by Mon. day or Tuesday night.
 Runaway This Morning.
 What came very near being a seri ous and costly runaway occurred in Union City this morning. Fred Men old, the butcher, was loading his wag on with meats and groceries and had the wagon very nearly full, and had stepped inside the store to get his coat when the horse became fright. ened at a passing car and started to run up North Main street. As there were nc teams on the street at the time he was stopped at the corner of Main and Prospect streets by young man who was coming down without any serious damage being done.
 Saw Deer
 While returning from a trip to Bea. con Falls yesterday afternoon August Weber, ir. says that he saw very fine deer about half way between Bea. con Falls and Naugatuck. Mir Weber was driving along slowly when sud denly a crashing sound in the bushes near at hand was heard and a large deer bounded across the road and down the bank into the river. Nil Weber said that be watched it cross the river. which was very shallow al that place, and disappear into. the hills on the other side of the stream He claims that the deer had q very fine pair of antlers. which in his esti nation were at least four feet wide This Is not the first time deer have been seen in that section, but it wOuld 20 pretty hard with anyone that was caught trying to kill them.
 Minstrels Make a Decided Hit.
 One of the best houses that eveI greeted a production of home taleui was present at the Gem opera house last evening when the Knights of Co lnmhus and the Daughters of Isabella gave their production of old time minstrelSy. The curtain was rolled uI aT SEQ o'clock with the entire com panu singing ''Darktown Is Out To Night The entire company was seated in a very pretty manner amid beautiful stage setting of the na Ti0nal colOrs and of bunting. It was one continuOus burst of applause unIi the curtain was rung down on tho grand finale with the entire company singing Yankee Doodle Boy" Ths suprano soIo< of Mrs loan StringeI and Miss Helen Kennedy were rereiv ed in a very pleasing manner. One oi tho features of the show was the styl, and manner in which Miss Mary Bax fer. one of the end ladies. sang Every Dollar Carries Troubles of Its Own. The sentimental singing of Frank l Pytlik. Robert Griffith and Charle' Dalton was very good and well re rpived. The work of the end men kIey and Nolan. was very good and Kieiy sang Hiram Green. Good Bye. and special mention should be given Frank E. Nolan for the very clever and capable manner in which he rpB derpd enc of the lstesT sucoeSseS. eu titled Nobody be rrceiyfnz several en-Ure<. Kiely and Nolan slso scored heavily in their uHh composition. @Va cation Time One of the largest laugh gefters of fhe evening was tho work of ". H. Miners two children when they sang You Mustn't Pick PIums From 1fT Plum Tree Nr Nj ner directed the musical part Of ths show and Miss Minnie Freeman and John McDououzt were the inrPgiocu tors. During t1e interval retweeH fhp first and secoBd paris lseek and wing dancing was done bv William OrNeH and clog dancing hT Frank Ne