Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-10
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-Miss Ella Bordeaux has accepted a position in Southbury.
 Sylvester Baloonis of James street. while at work In the Farrel foundry yesterday, had the little fin- ger of the left hand smashed.
 -"Sol' Wheeler of No 8 house Is on a two days vacation.
 Several from this section went on the excursion to New York yes terday.
 William Reynolds. driver of the hose cart at the Brooklyn fire house, has returned to work. after nine days vacation.
 Friends of Lewis Picquignot. an employe of the Farrel foundry and a resident of James street, will be surprised to learn that he is now a benedict. Monday afternoon in New York he was married to Miss Alice Mason of that city. The attending couple were Henry billiard and Julia Hthey.
 Harold, son of MT and Mrs Will liam Johnson of S51 Bank street, up held the reputation of the Brooklyn babies by winning first prize for being the most handsome baby be- tween the age of IS months and 3 years at the Eagles show yesterday.
 Sanitary Inspector Callahan has had the yard in the rear of the build- ing at the corner of Bank and South Leonard streets cleaned. There was a pile of old rubbish in the place and the residents appreciate the work ordered done by the inspector.
 When will horses hitched to soda water wagons stop running away in Brooklyn? Four within a week.
 Another boxer Is training at the rooms of the Brooklyn Athletic club and has had couple of interesting bouts with local fellow this week. He is Jimmy Williams of Providence and he appears to be in fairly good condition.
 The trolley cars in this section were stalled for about an hour last evening, due to an accident to one of them on Bank street. Consequently people were compelled to walk to and from Brooklyn in the pours of rain and many received drenching. Ev- oryone will be much more satisfied when the break at Bulls Bridge is repaired, as 1t is causing all kinds of inconvenience.
 That the board of public works intends to give some attention to Brooklyn as regards improvements Is the concensus of opinion this morn- ing, since that body last evening dis cussed several of the improvements which the Brooklyn and Town Plot improvement committee has been seeking. The Clark street extension, the strengthening of Bank street near Holdback" bridge. the matter of making some headway with Chase park, were all talked over with a view of taking action in the near fu- ture. The board also came to the conclusion that 1t now might be able to use the land which Hans Rasmus- sen offered 1t few years ago, but which they refused to accept, saying 1t would cost too much to fit up as a park.
 Next Tuesday evening the festi- val given to celebrate the laying of the corner stone of St Patrick's 6 church, which took place just twen- ty-five years ago, will begin in the Lyceum and will continue for four nights. A large amount of enthusi- asm is being manifested in the event and tickets are selling rapidly. The committees are working earnestly to make the affair a success and there is no doubt but what the festival will surpass any similar event ever given by St Patrick's parish. Although the festival Is side issue, the real exer- cises in connection with the silver an. niversary being on Sunday, October 24, when many priests will be present from out of town and couple of ex- cellent addresses are expected. 1t is most important that everyone help it along. The following persons will look after the refreshments for the festival: Mrs J. Malone. Mrs J. Gal win, Mrs D. Delaney, Miss B. Early, Mrs Spenders, Miss Mary Mack. Mrs Dunphy. Mrs James Powers, Mrs w. Kelly, Mrs Phelan. Mrs NJ. Dawson, Mrs Madden. Mrs T. Nolan, Mrs s. Mitchell. Mrs Sherlock, Mrs J. Lynch, Mrs Spain. Mrs Brothers, Mrs T. Mitch ell. Mrs Connor. Mrs Withey. Mrs John Powers, Mrs Courtney, Mrs NJ. Noonan, Mrs Herman, Mrs s. Hori- gan, Mrs Mccormick. Mrs Wagner, Mrs Edward Ryan. Mrs James Fitz. gerald. Mrs M. McKeon. Mrs Henry Austin, Mrs M. Carroll. Mrs Richen- stine, Mrs Tracy, Mrs D. Condon, Mrs Began, Mrs Flaherty. Mrs ]. Phelan. Mrs M. Burke, Mrs T. Calvin, Mrs D. McGrath. Mrs w. Hurley. Mrs Lord, Mrs Keenan. Mrs Hughes. Mrs J. Murphy. Mrs Bowers. Mrs T. Beg nal. Mrs R. Grady. Mrs Colwell. Mrs |