Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-13
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eFside street is entertaining friends from Derby.
 IA surprise party was held at tho home of Emma Lauper on James street Sunday evening.
 Miss Mary Martin of South Leon- ard street has returned after spending a few days in New York.
 Miss Rose Carfelita of New York who has spending months vacation with her sister, Mrs Joseph Garbarlno of Bank street, has returned home.
 The Misses Nora Presavage of James street and Ella Zigmund of John street have returned after spending few days in New Britnin.
 William Flanagan, who Is em- ployed in New York has returned to that city, after spending q couple of days with his parents, on North Riv- srside street.
 The Simon Dakonta Dramatic club. which furnished the entertain ment at the Lithuanian fair last week presented their sketch in New Britain on Sunday afternoon.
 The marriage of Miss Margaret Cecelia Kennedy, daughter of Mrs Matthew Kennedy of North Leonard street and Dr Leo Joyce of New York, will take place at St Patrick's church on Tuesday, November ? ut 9 o'clock.
 The Cadet Juniors are expecting a hard game with the Dublins of Meriden next Sunday and are prac- ticing some new formations. The game will be played as a preliminary to All Waterbury Franklin contest. The Cadets will play n return game in Meriden on Thanksgiving day.
 The Pioneer basketball team is for the game with the five the Boys club, which will be played next Monday evening. This is the first year that the piOn- eers havO tried their ability as bas- players, but they expect to do as we'll with basketball as they have done with baseball the past few sea- sons.
 -Fonsey Vallone, the pride of the Brooklyn Italians is keeping in good condition as he expects to make match with Jeff Doherty of New Ha- ven to be decided in a short time. vallone met Doherty last winter, and 1t was the general opinion at the end of the sixth round waiting for more. It Is said that he has iin- proved considerably since his last match.
 -"Fakir" Sullivan, employed by the Carroll bOttling concern of Bank street, while at work this morning re- ceived bad cut on the right arm the result of coming in contact with q broken bottle. The gash although not at all serious, was rather painful. Af- ter Dr Farrell had placed couple of in 1t, "Fakir" felt much bet ter, and tho after effects brought him much consolation as he said that he was glad it happened, 90 he could take few days 0ff.
 At the meeting of the board of last evening Architect Asheim reported that the addition to the Bank street school. which was to nave been ready few months ago will be ready for occupancy In about three weeks. The failure of the con tractor to have the building II, readi- ness on the time called for In the con- tract caused c0ngested conditions to exist at the school and for several weeks in some rooms. one set of would come in the morning md another would attend the after noon session. The report of Snpcrln- .endent Tinker. shows that the in .rease in the number of scholars in Brooklyn district yearly is almost is arge as in any other section. of the .ity. the north end having q few more.
 Some of Senator-elect John Hur- ey's supporters are claiming that At .orney James M. Lynch of this sec ion was out to knife the democratic for the senatorship of the ,ixteenth district. Attorney Lynch md his admirers denounced the story IS falsehood. MT Lynch to-day was asked if there was any truth in the ale and he said there was not. After John Hurley defeated me in he primaries I said was through with politics. and I stuck to my de- not to dabble in them. was asked to get out to work for but had not the time to do 10. said I would vote for him. l 10 not see where anyone could say had anything to do with MT Hur- ey's not having bigger plurality" This talk of Alderman and Senator Hurley working against democratic nominees in the future should be aken with . grain of salt. Every me knew Hurley would have . walk ,ver and was of the impression that title or no work would have to be lone. Mir Hurley was SO confident # winning that he was not at all and was not compelled to 'xert himself. Even though his plu- ality was lessened somewhat he has 10 cause for complaint. considering he fight made against him.
 Some of the laborers employed " the O'Brien Construction company hInk that because there Is scarcity f men for out door work in this city ust at present. they can suit thsm- elves in regard to what work they do. They are of the impression hat they will not he discharged. so ,onfIdent are they. that their seryices Ire absolutely essential to tue success if the fob on which they labor. X