Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-13
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s-Frank Keefe has gone to Win sted to accept position in ton sorial parlor.
 Miss Katharine Mahaney and Miss May Doyle will attend whist party in Torrington tomorrow even- ing.
 William Tamshatis. while going to work this morning. fell and broke his leg. He was carried to his home in a hack.
 Mrs Matthew Kennedy and daughter, Sadie. are visiting the for mer's daughter. Mrs Leo Joyce of Passaic, N. ].
 Miss Hattie Nyles, who has been visiting John Henderson and family, has resumed her studies at Christ hospital, Paterson, N. J. Yesterday afternoon the pupils |i in the upper grades of the Duggan school enjoyed moving pictures for about an hour after the closing or school.
 Michael Sullivan of Washington avenue, who fell while at work at the Burritt factory last Sunday. IS rapidly recovering from his injuries. Although he dropped about twenty feet, he was not badly hurt. Simon Ragunas of James street, while at work in the store of Grisck- auckas & Yokczas on Bank street yesterday, severed couple of fingers from his left hand. He was cutting meat when the accident happened. I Superintendent Norris of the charity department was in Brooklyn this morning looking after some of his charges. Mir Morris said that al- l though several families had applied to him for help the last few days. the number was not any larger than in years past. He said that families as a rule pull along until a week or so before Christmas, at which time the requests for help come in more ire lquentIy.
 I "A horse attached to wagon was standing on Bank street this morning near Diorio's bar Der shop. The driver was in a nearby store procuring barrels When he came out the horse had it's head amost to the ground endeavor' ing to pick up something that was lon the pavement. Without warning the driver let fly his foot and kicked the horse squarely in the head. Il was d cOntemptible act and thoS who witnessed it drew their owr lconclusions of driver who would act in such a manner. Such brutes should not be allowed to have any thing to do with q horse.
 The sixteenth annual reception of St Thomas Cadet Athletic associ ation will be held at Leavenwortf hall on Friday evening, January IS The Cadets have always taken car' Ito give those attending their dances the worth of their money and the. will undoubtedly do so at the com ing event.
 G George Dambrinsky of Soutl Leonard street, an employe of Plum & Atwood's. narrowly escaped seriou injured yesterday afternoon shortl, before o'clock Dambrinsky wa just about ready to quit work whel a piece of shafting fell Although 1 struck him a glancing blow on tn head it opened up big gash ant the blood poured from the wound.
 The annual fair of the Ladies Aid society of the Third Congrega tional church opened last evening. good attendance was on hand an, the event promises to be a success Those in charge of the booths are Fancy work, Miss Gilbert henderson
 Mrs Forest Chapin, Mrs Winters
 dolls. Miss Elsie Adams, Miss Mar
 garet Barrie. Miss Hilda Malch; can dy, Miss Clara Jackson. Miss Lul Robbins; soaps. Mrs Frank Trea, Mrs M. c. German: fish pond, Mir 5 Thomas Jackson; ice cream, Ralp
 Henderson. The committee in charg
 of the fair consists of the officers C
 the society. who are: Mrs George ( Adams, president: Mrs Gilbert Hen derson. vice-president; Mrs Joh
 Guthrie, treasurer: Mrs Newto IHine secretary