Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-09
CITY NEWS

Di VIto's orchestra will give con cert and dance in Concordia haft to-
 morrow evening.
 Tomorrow evening the Russion Orthodox society of St Vladymir will give barn dance at Turn hall
 The funeral of Margaret Lumbard
 will he held from her late home on Hill street to St Thomas's church to- morrow morning at $50 o'clock.
 Mir and Mrs Dennis Sullivan of 24 Fuller street have purchased of F. II. Carroll the real estate agent, his three family house on North Willow street.
 On Wednesday evening. February 21. the fourth annual promenade giv- Mills company will he held in Leav- enworth hall. .t
 The Lake & Strobel Go are selling this week ne-half dozen knives. one haIf dozen forks, one-half dozen tea spoons. sugar shell and butter knife Roger Bros goods, for S5.00.
 This afternoon the Connecticuc Railway and Lgbtins Co had few cars removing the snow from the cen ter. The men made short work of the beautiful and quickly loaded it on the cars.
 Thomas Downey of Wallingford died at his home there this morning. He was well known in this city where he formerly lived. The funeral will be held in that town on Sunday af- ternoon.
 "Tbe Spenders." tale of those who spend, will be our next serial.
 Miss Marie Gertrude McDonald's dancing classes had valentine party in Elks' hall Wednesday afternoon and the place was well filled with the little tots and their parents. Thee was dancing and some very enjoyable num- bers were given.
 Two teams representing Foreman Glcasan's and Foreman Kenny's de partments in ibe Waterbury Msnufac- turing Cos plant had il out with each other on bowls last night. The score was 2.2ds; against 2,236 for Gleason's men. Rut tho end is not yet in sight and if kenny's men fail tO lick the others in the next match they will cat the bowls. This Is a condition of the game.
 The weekly debate of the Forum club was held last evening in the Mul- cahy Memorial building. The ques- ton: Resolved that the Indians have suffered moro al the hands of the Americans than tho Negroes" was de- bated and it proved a very interesting subject. Tho affirmative consisted of Michael Pendy and William Sullivan. while James Gosgrove and James Brennan used their ability for the negative In the opinion of the judge. James White. tho debate was won hy the affirmative. The subject for the next debate is Resolved that the Frneh revolution was justifiable."
 Michael Zotti. tho young man who was struck by an engine al the Meri- den junction on Wednesday morning, died from his injuries at the Water bury hospital last evening. At first it was thought he would pull through. hut it appears that he was not able to stand the Shock and passed away last night. Zatti was injured a short dis fsnce from vherc Mr Shea was iu- furri last week. Roth aecidents hap penei almost In tho same place. about the same time of tho day. and the in iuries to the men were about the same. Nr Shea dicl the night follow ing his accident. while Zotii lived for about twenty four hours more. The vuuuE mau rpsfsied m Ieweiry street. sud bis coalition at first vas not con sIderpf seriOus.
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