Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-28
CITY NEWS

The Patrick Sarsfield club will hold
 3, meeting tonight. l. Miss Margaret Kerwin of 66 Stone
 street left Saturday on a visit to Springfield.
 A meeting of all committees of Queens Daughters bazaar will be held tomorrow evening at 7:45 at St Patrick's hall.
 On Thursday evening an enter tainment entitled "A Dream of Flow
 CTS" will be given at the Third Con gregational church.
 The Fifth division, A. o. H., will
 hold special meeting this evening in Hibernian hall at 8 o'clock, where
 business of importance is to be trans acted.
 An anniversary mass will be held
 on Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock
 in the church of the Immaculate Con ception for the late Mrs Mary O'Brien.
 All barber shops in the city will be open tomorrow evening until 8 o'clock and on Decoration day will be open until II o'clock in the morning, when they will close for the remain
 der of the day.
 Nathan Freedman has purchased from Edward Drake strip of land on Bishop street with frontage of sixty feet and a depth of 147. The
 purchaser will begin building opera tions this summer if possible. The M. J. Daily & Sons CoNa has
 brought suit against the Olmstead
 Thompson Co of New Britain to re-
 cover possession of a certain pump which it claims the company has been
 in illegal possession of for some time.
 Damages of $1,3OO in claimed. The arrangement committee which is making preparations for the dance to be given by the Forum club in the assembly hall of the Mulcahy Memo rial building, will meet tomorrow
 night. The Forum club was organ ized last fall and during the winter the members had several interesting debates. The club is giving the dance Friday evening for the mem bers of the alumni and a fine time is expected.
 There was large attendance at the
 May party, given yesterday after
 noon in Concordia hall, for about 100
 German children under the manage
 ment of Mrs Max Schroeder, Mrs R.
 Kuester, Mrs Max Englehardt. Mrs
 M. Maddrow, Mrs Henry Weyand,
 Mrs Richard Reichenbach, Mrs Max
 Kierssling, Mrs Ernest Vestewig,
 Mrs Anton Zimmerman, Mrs Anton
 Weldon, Mrs F. Faeht, Mrs William
 Naue, Mrs .Gleffort, Mrs Max Drau-
 Der and Mrs Martin Kaeck. Among
 the performers were Miss Agnes Zim-
 merman, Miss Mary Schroeder, Miss
 Lizzie Kreidel. Willie Weiden, Willie
 Naue. Miss Lillian Vestenig, Miss
 Minnie Kreidel, Max Kreidel and
 Walter Schroeder. Antone Weldon
 made patriotic speech to the child ren and Eris Natusch gave piano selec- tions.
 The following clipping was taken from the editorial column of yester- days New York Sun. It has refer ence to Grace B. Garnsey of this city, the Yale freshman who has appeared in couple of boxing bouts recently during one of which he was given a bad trouncing by Jeff Doherty, one of the fastest fighters in the state. The story comes from New Haven of the debut" in the prize ring of a student in the senior class of the Yale Medical school, his opponent being the champion of Connecticut. The controversy ended in the com plete triumph of the specialist, as was to be expected, although the Yale man twas strong. husky, fast and had healthy wallop." These are just the qualities required by al physician in active practice; even the healthy wallop" may be serviceable in the alcoholic ward at times.