Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
CITY NEWS

The law committee will meet at
 o'clock tonight.
 Attorney John F. Cassidy went tt
 Norwich, his old home, for hi.
 Thanksgiving.
 The board of finance met this af
 ternoon and finished its labors or the annual estimates.
 Miss Ella Fitzpatrick, stenograph' CT in the city clerks office, was tht
 guest of Miss Mullane of Woodbury yesterday.
 1 Henry Dunn, the we'll known mu. sician, is confined to the house with a blood eruption that threatens the sight of one eye.
 The young ladies of St Thomas parish held reception at Knights of Columbus hall on Wednesday evening. A large party was in at- i tendance. At Foresters' hall, 151 Bank street, this evening Pride of Flaw thorne lodge, No TO, will hold a masquerade. The affair promises to be a novel event. The East Mountain Ice Go has been incorporated and intends to be quite a factor in the ice business from now on. The new company has capital stock of $10,000. Charles E. Spencer, for some time past assistant treasurer of the Trust Go of America, New York, has been chosen assistant treasurer of the Colonial Trust Co of this city.
 Representative-elect Abner P. Hayes passed Thanksgiving at his old home in Bethlehem. The towns people congratulated him on his election to the general assembly.
 St Jean Baptist society held its twenty-seventh annual ball at Leavenworth hall on Wednesday evening. The affair was largely att tended and was a big success in ev- cry way.
 Louis Blanchette, the young man who shot himself in the head on Union street a few weeks ago, left the hospital Tuesday and made his way to his own home on Baldwin street, where he says he is getting along nicely.
 In accordance with his annual cus- tom, Ralph Blakeslee gave each mar ried man in his employ big turkey for Thanksgiving. To the bachelors he gave little advice and if they heed it they will be entitled to tur- keys next year.
 The saloon of Michael Stapleton, 213 East Main street, was entered between 12 and o'clock yesterday morning and about $50 and few bottles of liquor carried away. The thieves entered by forcing the rear door. The police have been notified.
 The concert promenade which was given by the Waterbury Military band on Wednesday evening at Eagles hall had very large at tendance. Many new musical com- positions were furnished which seemed to please the large crowd of dancers.
 Wilson Tessier, who has been travelling with FoIepaugh & Sells Brothers circus, is spending a few days with friends in this city, where he formerly lived. Tessier is a slack wire performer and has very attractive act. He will leave for Montreal in few days.
 Supreme Organizer Cruett of the Heptasophs was in the railroad rear end collision at Lynchburg. Va, yes- terday and received wrenched back. Mir Cruett belongs in Baltimore and is we'll known in Waterbury. He spoke to members of the order once or twice in Moriarty's hall and made very favorable impression upon his hearers.
 Edward Finn, son of Commission CT E. J. Finn of the board of public works, played left halfback for Holy Cross yesterday during the greater part of the game. Finn has been playing sub, but yesterday Scanlon, the regular halfback, was put out of the game for annoying the umpire, so Finn went in and played a very good game.
 On an attachment issued by Attor- ney D. J. Slavin, Constable John Barrie closed the meat market con- ducted by Peter Coughlan on Wash ington hill Wednesday afternoon. The attachment was issued in favor of Terrence Coughlan. father of Pe- ter. It is claimed that Peter. antici- pating trouble, abandoned the mar ket and his father to protect his in- terests in 1t had an attachment for s400 issued.
 Waterville company, No 27, |. R. K. of F.. held its second annual re- ception and dance on Wednesday evening at Goodwill hall in Water vile. The attendance was very large and the affair proved a financial as well as a social success. The follow ing are the committees: Arrange ment committee, Chairman, Frank I. II. l.. Dyson, George Dor nan. William Draper, E. M. Ceokson; floor committee, C. H. Draper, F. A. F. J. Terrell. George R. 
 Attorney C. W. Bauby has brought two suits against the Connecticut Railway and Lighting company. one for Mrs Filomena Pronovost for s2,- 500 and one for her husband Adolph fOr S9 l00 On Aup1tsf f9 fl f=