Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-02

Al 9ol, hehis IdHcls. WAS DOTH OH Tuesday to MT and Mrs Joseph H. Wells of Main street, Waterville.
 Joseph A. Cullen has been appoint ed to the real estate department in the Consolidated railroad, and will begin work in few days.
 Father Dunigan of the Sacred Heart church, who has been i'll the past few months, is able to be about and attend ing to his duties once more.
 3 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated on Monday morning at s o'clock at St Francis Xavier's church for the late Michael Donovan of Wash ington street.
 The American Brass Go has filed certificate of increase of capital stock from $1O,O0O,OOO to S12,5OO,O0O, the number of shares being increased from 100000 to 125,OOO.
 Mrs Carrie E. Burwell has brought suit for divorce against her husband. Frank E. Burwell, and for the custody of their three minor children. Mrs Burwell alleges desertion.
 The Fulton Music Co has filed a cer- tfficate of incorporation with the state secretary. The authorized capital stock is $20.OOO and business will De gin with SSOOO. James M. Fulton. Joseph Newall and Bert L. Fulton, all of Waterbury, are the incorporators.
 The total rainfall during the month of February amounted to 2.29 inches as against 1.5O for the corresponding month in 1905. There were six rainy days and ten inches of snow, eight on the ninth and two. on the eleventh. Eight inches of snow fell in February of last year. The mean temperature of the past month was 19.S9
 The Waterbury Metal Co, Frank P. Welton. R. D. Somers, A. Kenworthy, R. K. Brown and other promoters, with a capital stock of S1OO,OOO, mas secured site for plant from Mir Brown, consisting of about seven acres of land of the Watertown road. 1t includes most of the tract at the Wa terbury Gun club range. The con- pany expects to be doing business in the fall.
 John Williams, formerly resident of this city, died on February F at Port Talbot, South Wales. He was shipping clerk at Randolph S Cloves Tor fifteen years and about ayear ago he decided to make a trip to South Wales. He was planning to return when he was taken seriously i'll and passed away. He was we'll known in this city and his many friends will re- gret to learI of his death.
 Court Hancock, r. of A.. has voted to celebrate its twentieth anniversary. which takes place on March 12. The celebration will take place in K. of C. hall and there will be a banquet anC an entertainment to which all of the grand officers of the order have been invited. Only members of the court can attend this affair as the large mum. Der of Foresters in Waterbury makes it impossible to invite members or other courts.
 Rev Father Likely. president of Nj agara university, is in Waterbury, the guest of Dr John D. Freney. The doc tor and several other Waterbury boys who have made their mark in the world owe their success in q measure at least to the efforts of Father Likely. and all of them are very much pleased to meet him. Some of them were re- fractory youths in college. but some how they all turned out well and their success is big card for the institu- ton that put the finishing touches on them.
 At a meeting of the Christian En. deayor society of the Second Baptist church last night officers were chosen as follows: President. C. E. Gougn. vice president. Miss Gertrude Snagr: secretary, Miss Ruth Mitchell: treas urer. Miss Edna Kenworthy. These officers will serve throughout the rest of this year. The following commit ices were chosen: Prayer meeting. Miss Eva Wightman: lookout. Dr J. W MahOny: social. Miss Julia Conk- lin: Bible. Mrs John Buchanan: flower. Mrs C. F. Cough: calling. Mrs Kate Conklin: music. Eibert Richardson: missionary .ss Rev r. Lewis Brooks.
 James h. Quinn. manager of tke Holy Cross college baseball team. spent a few hours in town this morn ing as the guest of Joseph Brennan Of South Elm street. a former student and ball player of the Worcester in- stitution. Manager quinn was on his way tO New Haven Co complete ar- rangements for the game between Holy Cross and FOrIham which will l'e played on the Yale field Thurssiav. June Tth. during the week of tile Knights of Columbus convention fn the Elm city. There are many people in this city who uOubf like to sec the purple team play the local league team but Manager quinn when approached vn the subject this morning stated nm- pbatically that such wOuId be imTsyS- sible as his schedule was 90 carly completed that it was neee<sarT ts turn down fistteTinz affeFS from biz league clubs. many of which were ex- trensely anxs0us ts fry ont their Eew material against the speedy cglIeziars
 IT Quinn is also ex-eapiain Sf tiap Holy CrUSS lsaskefisaiI team. president Of the seniar class. a member uf tie college debating team and one gf the best representative men the purple ever sent cut and i< spoken uf fer the position If graduate manager of athletics al Holy Cross
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