Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-05

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 On next Friday evening Court D. B. Hamilton will give a shirt waist dance at Hamilton hall. Music for the event will be furnished by Lal- Hers orchestra.
 Dayton Lasher, foreman platter at Mary Reese Converse, nurse, were married in Bridgeport Saturday by Rev Father McElroy.
 William Raphael of Hartford and Miss Fanny Katz of Waterbury were married Sunday afternoon by Rabbi Solomon Wellington at the brides home on North Elm street.
 Mrs Thomas Wiftroske and daugh- ters of Meriden and the Misses Eliza beth Faix, Lillie and Barbara Stad- Ter are spending the week with Mrs A. Schaeffer at Chippins Hill, Bris- tol.
 The Daughters of Isabella have plans under way for a Halloween party, on October 30. The affair will take place at the Auditorium. or the City hall, and will be something out or tue OrulndTs.
 Real Estate Agent Daniel T. Far rington of 40 East Main street last evening sold the house 2S9-291 Hill side avenue to MT and Mrs Edward Rush of East Main street. The prop erty belonged to the late John Blair.
 Madame Peusner held a very in- testing lesture on Monday evening in City hall. There was an attendance of about GOO people, An interesting dis cussion took place. The lecture was held under the auspices of the "Degel Zion" of Waterbury and the topic was "Zionism and It's Opponents.
 William E. Neville was to-day ap- pointed administrator on the estate of his father, William J. Neville, by Judge Hungerford in the probate court. The estate consists of sewer contract in Naugatuck for s4,000. The administrator may complete the job, which is almost finished, or he may sub-let it.
 The clock shop started working nights in almost all of the depart ments last evening. The company expects a very busy fall and winter Its pay roll has been greatly in- creased during the past few weeks, over 150 extra hands having been taken on. The busy season usually lasts until about January.
 Dr P. T. Keeley. who went to New York three weeks ago to take the Pasteur cure, he having been bitten by a supposed rabid dog, returned home last evening completely cured. He had the brains of the dog ex- amined and it was found to be thoroughly developed case of rabies and the animal would have died within few days.
 'Ihe board of charities met last night and approved the pay rolls. A bill of s65 from Attorney Lawler for service in the s-Goldenstein case. was referred to the city attorney with request that he state whether or not the whole of it should be paid Similar action was taken on a bill of S3 from B. Wikowski for service as interpreter in the same case.
 There will he a hearing on the double tracking of East and West Main streets and the laying of a single line of trolley rails on Robbins street, before the railroad cormis- sioners at Hartford at ii o'clock Fri day morning. This is simply matter of form and is called to legalize what has been done on these questions be- tween the city and the trolley com pany.
 The Seron Decker property on West Farm street, consisting of handsome tenement house and large barn. has been bought by Ter renee Lynch. Mir Lynch intends to occupy one of the tenements and will in the near future make such alter ations and additions to the house as will add considerably to its value. The sale was made through the real estate agency of D. ]. Griffin, 43 East Main street.
 P. II. Carroll has sold his one family house at 252 Hillside avenue to Mrs Laura A. s. WooIey. The place is known as the Thompson homestead and is next that of Judge R. A. Loves. Mir Carroll has pur- chased the five frame houses of Mrs Wooley on Henry street. of the Wa tertown road. The houses are two and three family structures and con- prise all the houses on the south side of the street.
 Miss Maud Vaden and Hubert Chamberlain. both of Baldwin avenue. were married yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides parents. bv the Rev John F.. Zeifer. of Hartford. formerly pastor of the Chapel Street Methodist church. The best couple was Miss Fannie Vstien. a sister of the bride. and Dr Frank Buchanan. of Baldwin street The bride was at tired in white pongee silk and the bridesmaid also wore white After the ceremony reception was held at the future home of the bride sBi groom 2-s2 Cooke street NIT anI Mrs Chamberlain left on an afternoon train for Lake George and other points.
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