Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-09
CITY NEWS


 Only a plain drunk was registered on the police slate this afternoon.
 Miss Molly Noonan of Wolcott street left to-day on two weeks vacation to be spent with friends in New York.
 The Watertown trolley line will not open July 4th. See illustrated story of its progress in tomorrow Waterbury Herald.
 Mrs F. La Chapelle of South Main street, who has been visiting in Can ada for the past month, returned to her home yesterday
 Several from this city attended the performance given by Sarah Bern hardt in Foot Guard hall in Hartford yesterday afternoon.
 The police are looking for some smart fellow who made of with about s95 from Principal Platt's desk al the Driggs school. The money was collected from the pupils for gradu- ating expenses.
 James Guerin. son of Timothy Guerin of Spencer avenue, an em- ploye of I. Chase, the milliner, met
  ternoon. He got caught on a hook and received gash in the leg which required half a dozen stitches.
 The committee in charge of the forty-fve tournament given by the Gaelic dancing class in c. A. R. hall this evening requests all societies who are to compete to be on hand at S:30 sharp. There will be individual playing in the small hall. and dancing in the large hall all the evening for those who do not care to play cards.
 Senator Finton Phelan has still a memento of the game between the city officials in Bridgeport last Sat urday. During the game he injured his side, but at that time he did no. pay much attention to 1t. A few days later he found that his side was badly wrenched and he may not be able to get into the game next Sat- urday
 Just now when SO much is being said about embroidery 1t will pay people interested in that class of work to take a look at the center piece now on exhibition in the show window of the Hampson-Sellew Fur niture Co on Bank street. It was made by Mrs Benjamin s. Piatt of Fairview street. and is one of the l neatest articles of the kind ever put | on exhibition in Waterbury. It shows what can be done in that direc- | tion by the trained hand and 1t is cal culated to inspire young women to strive to excel in the art. The new deputy. Wallace Smith of Bridgeport, proved to the members | of A. von Humboldt lodge, \. E. Q. | F.. last evening that he Is working | with determination of surprising all concerned. His talk was short, but brimful of interest and those who missed 1t are more to be pltied than censured. After the meeting re- treatments were served and a musi- cal session took place. Members of the Concordias rendered snatches of the coming sangerfest songs as well as solos and some of the old time German Polksheder were sung with ! vim by all present. The meetings of This lodge have a tendency to keep German customs among the young people.
 The Catholic women's association Jas ttoccu Nn@ NNStiAn ytdi VA h1 Fery useful and practical existence. md during the summer the members ,f its art work. shorthand. dreSsmak- ng and millinery classes will revel in he fine products of their minds and fingers. made during the term which ,egan last October and closed last evening The exhibits were far su- ,erior to those of last year. indieat- ng the progress of the society and he interest the public Is annually nznifesting in it's york. Besides the s1hibit of class work. such as dress aaking. millinery. stenogrsphy. pen 1anship. fancy sewing. there was Ffist and dancing music and a gen ral entertainment of a frst-clzss hzraeter such as this society Is dis inguished for. The attendance koved an appreciation Of a good me as well as rIce things in vo- ian's sphere of york
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