Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-17

| A son was born Sunday to MT and , Mrs John Hogan, of 439 South Nam street.
 Registration for the fall classes al | the Friendly League will open to.
 night at 7:3O.
 The BranfOrd races scheduled fol
 the 18th to the 22d has been called of 1 as the classes did not file. Miss Bessie V. Fegan,. stenogra.
 pher in the probate court returned
 home from New York Saturday. Patrick J. Cavanaugh. who has
 been touring the old country the past
 few months is expected home Wed.
 nesday afternoon.
 Mrs John J. Mccarthy, of Clay
 street, returned home Saturday even. ing from Ireland where she had been sojourning six weeks.
 Ground has been broken for the foundation of the steps of St Fran l cis Xavier's church, and they will be | in position before the winter season $500 gold-filled eye. glasses and
 rimless spectacles reduced to $2.5O for the next week at r. F. Slavin's,
 eye-sight specialist, 167 Bank street. Deputy Supreme Archon X. H.
 Mills of this city will be the guest of Winsted lodge, I. O. H., at its regu- lar meeting tonight. A smoker will
 be held after the meeting adjourns. A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated tomorrow morn ing at [ o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church, for the late Mrs Mary Keegan Lafonde of East Main street
 Saturday afternoon the staff of the Waterbury Republican journeyed to
 Wolcott i'll a buss and were entertain ed during the day by their cores pondent in that section, Mrs Caroline French. as a regular meeting this evening. Some appointments will have to he made,o on account of a number of teachers having married during the vacation. aa4 ]
 James, the ten days old son of Mfr and Mrs James Walsh. of 163 Bald win street died last night. The fu- neral will be held tomorrow after noon with interment in new St Jo- seph's cemetery.
 Mrs yina Beachan of the vaudeville team of Beachan X Mascotte. is tak- ing much needed rest after working one year on the Pacific coast. at the home of her sister, Mrs Henry Gens- Ter, of this city. .
 Attorney John IT. Cassidy yester- day entertained Julian R. Dillaby. a classmate of the attorneys. Mir Dillaby, who was also classmate of Dr Moriarity's at Norwich. is now employed on the editorial staff of the Boston Record. T
 Miss Elizabeth c. Johnson and Raymond H. Davidson were married yesterday at St Michaels church. by the Rev Father Traynor. Miss Ange- lind Atwood was maid of honor. and Harry F.. Davidson. the groom's brother, was best man.
 Yesterday morning an alarm of fire was rung in from box 51. The companies responding found q chim- ney blaze in the house at 1J0 Pcni- berton street. owned by NJ. Burns and occupied by D. Griffin. Tie blaze was extinglished with chemicals.
 A white bulldog was at large on Bunker hill yesterday. It was mad and bit several valuable dogs before 1t was killed by D. N. Rogers of the Watertown road. The animal he longed on West Side bill and made things interesting from that place across the country to where it was shot. :,
 After a silence for some time. Uncle" Horace Johnson. the weather prophet, comes forward and warns us that a great disturbance is coming between the 17th and 18th of this month. He says it may commence late in the day on the 10th. but that we will know it when it does come. Uncle" Horace says that the dis turbance is likely to be in the form of tidal wave.
 Lewis Jay Hart. of this city and Miss Mary Holmes Steele of Geneva, N. l.. were married Saturday after noon at the summer residence of Mir and Mrs !. r. Elton at the ThiIhble Islands. the Rev John Brewster Hubhs of St Peters church. Geneva, officiating. Miss Edith McHurd Steele. sister of the bride, was the trides- maid and Alfred L. Hart of New York. a brother of the groom was the hest man. Among those present were Mfr and Mrs Charles "A Steele Miss Steele and Albert Steele of Ge- neya. \. r.: Thomas Steele of Nev- Haven. f,atime- Steele of Providence: Miss Billings of New York: Dr and Mrs Butler of Madison: Mir and Mrs John Nayiand of New York: Miss ScoviIs. of New York: Miss Fisk of New fork and Miss BeadIe of Ro- chester. Mfr and Mrs Hart will re side at 1I Frederick street
 When you select a diamond from our stocks you are choosing from the largest in town and ycu are sure of getting an honest value. The Upson r~-orr- Co