Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08

the fire department was called to the hellmann Brewing Cos plant, where a lantern had exploded and started blaze. It was extinguished before the engines arrived. There was no damage. ..-s.-...... ..... Nelson S. Flanigan has sold to John J. and Bridget Carroll his prop erty at S1 and S3 Wood street, con- sisting of two-family house, a large piece of property and barn. The sale was made through the agency of Daniel T. Harrington of 40 East Main street.
 The Joseph Spender property at the corner of Dover and Mill streets was purchased to-day by Michael Long. MT Long intends in the near future to replace the present build ing by an up to date tenement house. The sale was made through the real estate agency of D. J. Griffin of 43 East Main street. This makes the fourth sale on this street which MT Griffin has made in short time.
 Those people who are accustomed to hang around the center until the early hours of the morning witnessed a pugilistic exhibition last evening In which we'll known football player took the heavy part. Several fellows were abusing horse which happened to be hitched near by and they were having plenty of fun with 1t. The husky chap with the wallop finally told them to cut it out and when they refused he clouted couple of them on the jaw.
 The Boys club will open on Mon- day evening for its winters work. There will be physical training in tho gymnasium, manual training, music, both vocal and instrumental, draw ing and classes in any other branches of study that a sufficient number of boys may wish to take up. A finely equipped gymnasium, shower baths, plunge baths and game rooms are features of the establishment that prove both attractive and helpful. All boys are welcome.
 Upson, Singleton & Go offer you choice of all last seasons felt hats for soc. Just the thing to take the place of your old straw.
 Superintendent of Police Beach re- ceived a letter this morning from Chef of Police McLade, of Pittsburg, Pa, informing him that Frank Cout- ure who was kidnapped from here week ago has been confined in jail since. Before coming here Couture was remanded for trial on three charges, according to this letter. one for pointing firearms at person and two for perjury. He was at liberty on bail and his bondsman fearing he intended to skip had him arrested.
 Miss Nellye T. Reed will reopen her dancing academy, 43 East Main street. Monday, September 10, 1906. Miss Reeds success in teaching ball. room dancing is we'll known and she will add another branch to this al- ready popular academy the coming season by teaching stage and all modern highstep dancing. Names are now being taken for the begin ners' class. starting Monday evening September IT, also juvenile classes Tuesday and Saturday afternoons.
 George Snyder, a stranger in town, was arrested this noon on Kendriek avenue and is charged with drunken ness and breach of the peace. Snyder was raising a disturbance on the above named street and word was sent to the police station. Officer Sullivan hustled through Harrison alley and in a few minutes Snyder was in the station. The revolve: found on him was a 22-caliber gun. Although Snyder was used rather roughly before he was landed at the green light hotel. still he made no attempt to use the gun.
 A surprise party was given last evening on Miss Minnie Holihan at the home of Miss Ruby Austin of Grand street. Among thozc who att tended were Miss Mary Cannon. Will liam Sickmund. Miss Molly Cahill. Herbert Moran, Miss Gladys Black man. Victor Shafer. Miss Ruby Aus tin. John McGrath. Miss May Kelley. Robert Berg. Miss Minnie Holihan. Maurice Fitzgerald. Miss \. Griffin and Cornelius Morier. Piano s,lsc- tions by Mrs George Troland and vc- cal solos by William Sickmund were features of the entertainment.
 The fifth annual state meeting of the International Sunshine society will be held in this city on Saturday. September 2g. The committee of arrangements appointed by the local branch of the order is as follows: Arrangement - Mrs Helen Gar lick. chairman: Mrs Charles Boards ley. Mrs E. II. Horn. Mrs H. M. Judd. NH Plain: and Mrs Louis Boards ley. OakyiIle. Collation-Mrs Mary M- Parrish. Press-Mrs o. W. Noble. Badge-Mrs c. s Van Alta. Mrs C. \. Royce. Registration-Mrs Frederick Howland. Mrs C.. s. Van Alta ReceptiOn-MissS Sarah Church. chairman: Mrs Charles Bearisley. Mrs C. \. Royce. Mrs John Smith. Mrs James Ferguson. Mrs Victor Green. Mrs Frank Parsons. Mrs Anna Munson. Mill Plain. Miss Mary Por- ter. Mill Plain: Mrs A. H. BIs:chIey. Oakville. Mrs J. S. Atwood. OakviIIe. Decoraton-Nrs J. R. S Todd. Mrs A. C. Hull. Mrs H. P. Lucas Mayor Thoms is down on the program for an address
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