Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-10
CITY NEWS

cial club will give it's third annual dance in Leayenworth hall.
 The Edgewood Social club will give sOciable and dance in the school hall, Simonsville, on November g.
 Wadhams post, G. A. R., has changed the night of meeting from Wednesday to Friday evening, commencing to- night.
 Division ,, A. o. H., will hold an i'm portant meeting in their hall tonight. All members are asked to attend the opening session of the debating class. Social session will follow close of meeting.
 The funeral of Mrs Charles Hill will be held from the family residence on Baldwin street tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with service at the house by the Rev Dr Buckley of Trinity par ish and interInent in Riverside ceme- tery.
 Frederick William, the 5 years old son of Mir and Mrs Michael Vech Of 96 Hill street, died yesterday The fu- enral took place this afternoon with service at the house by the Rev MT Lempke and interment In Pine Grove cemetery.
 Some of the residents of the eastern section of the city are on the hunt for the fellow who is stealing milk bottles from their doors of late. Many quarts of milk have already been nipped and the losers are keeping watch with an eagle eye for the purpose of trapping the fellow and handing him over to the police.
 The Octoro0n. one of the best of the old time dramas, will be produced in Goodwill hall at Wateryille on next Thursday and Friday evenings. A strong cast has the play in hands and play will be the result. Trolley par. ties are arranging to attend the play both evenings. Regular cars will leave the vile after the show Is over.
 Followers of the Villa Nova and Niagara university football teams will keep their eyes on inc result of the game between these two teams which takes place tomorrow "Sal' Slavin and William Spain of this city are in the Villa Noya's lineup while Joe" Walsh. John and Tom Mctiath and John Ryan are on Niagara's eleven.
 On South Main street. near ScOvIll. this afternoon large shepherd dos was causing a lot of trouble to pesles- trians and finally pulled a young fel- lew of his bicycle who happened to be riding along at the time. Just then the owner appeared and called the dog before the angry cyciist could disable it with a couple Of large stones which he picked up from the gutter.
 A meeting of the officers of the Sec ond regiment has been called for 3 o'clock next Wednesday afternoon at New Haven 10 elect a colonel -of the regiment t0 succeed the late Colonel Sucher. It is said Lieutenant COl0nei Ceddes will be advanced f0 the vaean- cv and that Major McCabe will suc- caed Geddes. Captain Fitzpatrick oi Waterbury Is said to be slated for the office of major.
 The following are the new officers Of the Waterbury Golf association: urer. Isaac P. Kellogg. secretary. II. " Nhifes eAeEuINe cutDfaitNe+s GreoFs l.. White. Sr. William B. Merrimsn. V. R. Bronsan- Mrs Irving H. Chase. Miss Alice Kingsbury; greeTis commit tee. F. IT. Williams. S. F. Williams. Jr. Robert E Platt. Mrs F. !. Brown Miss Lucy Smith: entertainment com uiftee. r. W. Holcomb. I..M. Burrzn 2nd. Mrs John r. Kellogg. Mss Eu- nice BurrsH and Miss Pauline Hsydea.
 Superintendent Atwood of the de- partmeut of charities has chaneed his mind about turning the body of Ed- ward Clark over to the Tale Medirai school and decided Co Inter it in the town ceEoetery. Profehly this is q more huuane ray of di<posinE of aIl that fs marzaI of the v1nderer fron Van Deusemsille whom death stxuek EeE1 'withla cur g1te&