Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-16
CITY NEWS

Military band prom at Auditorium Saturday night.
 The board of public charities ant the department of public works vii meet tonight.
 Miss Helene c. Futile will meet her classes in elocution at the Friendly league tomorrow evening.
 John and Mary Foley have pur- chased of the Waterbury Music com- pany it's property on Locust street. The sale was made through the agen- cy of John s. Neagle, No 1OS Bank street.
 Many people look in the Democrat for list of prize winners at the fairs that are pulled off in this city from time to time, but owing to the posta laws, which are strict on this point the list cannot be published in the columns of a newspaper that goes through the mails.
 Willis M Ashborn of the firm of M. J. Ashborn company, contractors, was taken to jail last evening at the instance of the J. E. Smith & Go, lumber dealers. He claimed to be unable to pay debt, and it is said the company ascertained that had sufficient funds to pay.
 Boys will be boys. The other day two little urchins were seen walking on South Main street with dis tressed look on their faces. Ten minutes later they were seen again looking bright and happy in new clothes and shoes bought of Spearo Credit Co, 130 South Main street.
 Charlie Moore, the we'll known West end newsman and fruit dealer went away to New York few days ago, and last evening he returned, bringing with him wife. The brides name is Carmelo Candido, New York woman. The ceremony was performed in that city yesterday.
 Mrs Margaret Block was picked up on Clay street this morning at 2 o'clock by Officer Brickel. intoxicated. She was committed by Judge Burpee to-day to thirty days in Brookside, Mrs Ellen Dawson was fined $7 and costs for intoxication and Michael Dooley was fined the same for intox- ication also. +a 'H'G4
 The peanut roaster in the small store at 190 South Main street threatened to make trouble at an early hour this morning. and fearing there was going to be big fire an alarm was sent in. The flremen re- sponded, but in the meantime an officer had broken open the door and hustled the roaster into the street.
 Ralph Tyrrell and wife of Spark street, while driving into R. N. Blakeslee's stable on Meadow street last night, accidentally drove into the elevator pit, and while they were badly scared. they came out of the mix-up without serious injury. The place was posted. but they didn't mo- tice the lantern. The injured couple were cared for at Mir Blakeslee's residence.
 What will undoubtedly be one of the best informal receptions of the year will be that of the Algonquin club which is to be held in Leaven- worth hall on Friday evening, 0cto- Der 26. The events of this organiza- tion in the past have been of such a nature that as entertainers the A. gonquinites are considered most ex- cellent. The arrangement committee, with the intention of surpassing all previous events. Is attending to every detail which will tend to make the dance enjoyable for those who attend. consequently the hall will in all probability be we'll filled by those who take pleasure in attending a dance arranged not SO much for financial purposes as for the good time it affords the patronizers.
 The Celtic Medical society held its first session of the season last night at the residence of Dr John r. Hayes. Those present were pr N. J. DOnahue. J. ]. Grady. Thomas J. Me Larney. D. ]. Maloney. John H. Dil- lon. B. \. O'Hara. Charles A. Mono gan. T. ]. KilmaTtin. James J. Nc Linden. George W. Russell. Thomas J. Lally. John F.. Farrell. John F. Hayes. P. ]. Dwyer. J. l.. Moriarty. J. D. Freney. all Of Waterbury: W. R. Hanrahan, Thomaston. W. A.. Reilly. ]. ]. Carroll. Naugatuck: James Mnrrissey. Unionville: ]. W Johnson. TorringtOn: Michael O'COn- nor. W. J. Butler and T. Cahill. New Haven. 4 paper was read by Dr Charles 4. MOnagan on "Puerperal Eclampsia." and a discussion fol- lowed. Dinner was served. The so- ciety will meet monthly until next June. Dr George ". Russell has in- vited the members to his home for the November meeting
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