Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-10


 and Mrs Jumes Brady of Baldwin i street ,r-. .- i The Farmers almanac predicted snow yesterday and we got l. The same authority says we will have rain t0-morroW.
 The pupils and friends of Miss Reeds dauring academy will give q St Valentine dance in thH academy, i0S Bank street, Tuesday evening, February Ii, l905. The principal part of tho evenings entertainment will he the valentines brought in by each guest. ..... Christopher Gilbert and William Neale were fishing through the ice on Chestnut hill reservoir yesterday and caught the largest carp that has been taken from that pond in I great many years. IL weighed ten pounds and the hole in the ire had to be conSidcra bly, enlarged before the fish could be pulled up. The fishermen were show ing their prize to everybody. last eyc- ming. They feel greatly eated over their capture and will probably have it stuffed.
 The Ancient Order of United Work men held smoker last night after the regular meeting Ht Mechanics ball aud it was well attended by members of the lodge and several out of town friends. The evening was passed with songs by Joseph Riley, Edward Cur Icy. Dennis Kane. Edward Oak,s and 'uEn Byers. Two three round bouts were held between Young Heating and No,mg Fitzgerald and Fred Hine and Kid Breen. Buck and wing dancing
 " Michael Curley: violin selections
 ~ MT Goodwin: piano selections by Thomas McAulffe.
 Andre l.. Hess q grocer at FPS North Main street was put out of business
 ate yesterday afternoon by number
 f attachments served by Constable
 .annen. The attachments so far. hrce in number, represented claims of nir abont Sl,N0. but it is believed hey are merely the opening wedge to ! lc followed by more, when other realtors hear of his embarrassment. he claimants are represented by At.
 Drney Russell, Guilfoile and Peasley. inability to collect his bills is said to g the principal cause of the trouble. i or it is said he has thousands of "llars on his books. MT Hess's fail. rc was beard by his business neigh. ors with the greatest surprise and re- ret for no one had the slightest idea
 e was in financial straits. and he was
 cry well liked by everyone
 Cercle Tranco.American held its seventh annual concert and ball last 'yeninc at Leavenworth hall with 2 arge and select crowd in attendance.
 \ nicely arranged program with four 'dncert and eighteen dance numbers | vas carried out with music by Lal- i iers orchestra. Prof l.. J. Bouffard | i'd the prompting The following are
 he committees who were in charge of he affair: Committee of arrange
 Neuts. \. B. Bernicr. [. R. Charpen. | fer. \. !. Alard. Oyide Montanbault. l Wllfred Rocbon: floor committee, DVide Montanbault. C. F. Charpenticr, | Wilson Neillette. Arthur Derouin, .Io. ! cph Garneau. Philip Pilon: reception committee. I. B. Tallee. Joseph Ser 1 fer. Hubert Bessette, William Ro- chon. Ferdinand Guilbault, Frank De. mers, Joseph Gauthier, Emilep !. ! Earil. Joseph Neillette. Victor Bernier. Gideon Beliveau. F. x. Baril Israel ] Collettc, Adolph Lallier.
 Yesterday was Mrs Thomas Nor. saus fiftieth birthday aud q number of her friends and neigbbors called at the family residence. io West Clay street, last night and made the occa sion memorable epoch in tue life ot ] this estimahle woman. They carried ! many substantial tokens of esteem 1 and after the commotinn incident 1t 1, the unexpected visit had quieted dow | musical and literary program wa, {. rendered including solos and plano 2
 lections hy Miss Mamie Morgan, Miss 1 Addie hilbTide, John ,uHningham
 Mrs Kenney Mrs Chapman and otb ] CTS. Thomas Morgan. the head of th, l family. entered Into the spirit of tbC ! occasion with au abandon that delight i cd all and rendered several songs in q manner which showed that hc stiI ] lHAttLAHr AA4L HAsf H1 VI AtltE HEAhE -siN him . prominent place among loca J gifted singers in the past. Supper va:
 served at midnight. and tbis wa. Morgan demonstrated and tb!s wa: l followed hy q series If games and the festivities continued until an car
 lv hour this morning. when the merry
 makers left for their homes wishing
 Mrs Morgan and her family many good wishes for the future.
 Every mite counts tn this world ol ours, and you might just as well b-iu. ! in your old gold to us Jnd get -,rol ] clean money in return. Hcw-s that watch 0f yours Perhaps your eve, are getting ioO oii for your glasses 1,. T-+.s.s4 Tgrr-.f-,- f-z .sS Dit -. |.