Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-11
CITY NEWS

Robert Tracy has been elected
 manager of the Crosby High base
 ball team.
 The Crosby High base ball team and the second team of the St Jos ephs will cross bats on Good Fri day.
 At meeting of Company G last
 night it was voted to attend the bi-
 centennial celebration in Meriden on June II.
 The annual meeting of the German Catholic societies of Connecticut will open at Meriden on June 10, and will
 last two days.
 The department of charities will
 spend Good Friday at the Springsjde home, New Haven, where they ex- pect to get pointers on farming.
 This week when you purchase
 suit of Upson, Singleton & Go ask for
 an Easter package eff the clerk for
 gets to give you one.) It will be
 interesting and please the little ones at home.
 The members of the choir of the Il ceptlon to Mr and Mrs F. B. Gaanniss
 at their home on Ridgewood street
 last night. Mir Granniss will assume
 charge of the choir of the First Bap-
 list church at Bridgeport on May 1.
 The regular meeting of the Mary Parrish branch of the International Sunshine society which was to have been held next Friday, has been post poned one week. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs George Putnam at 33S North Willow street, April 20.
 An Embarrassing Legacy" is the title of the sketch which the Dra-
 matic club of St Mary's Alumni will
 put on week from next Tuesday
 night. The parts will be enacted by Messrs Fitzpatrick, Fitzgerald, H. and w. Lawlor and Hutchinson and the Misses Katherine Casey and Emma Boyle.
 At the close of the New York East conference in Brooklyn last night the change in pastors for Waterbury showed that the Rev J. P. Wagner of St Paurs M. l.. church had been transferred to Meiiden. He will be succeeded here by the Rev NJ. O. Lep- ley of St Andrews, Fair Haven. There is no other change affecting the local field.
 Leo council, K. of C.. of Terryville will tender reception next Sunday to Grand Knight Hearn, who is to speak at the Terryville Lyeeum at { o'clock. National Secretary Colwell and several other we'll known knights will also be in attendance. An invitation has been extended to all Waterbury knights who wish to attend.
 There is said to be more truth than poetry in the report that Attor- ney E. B. Kelley is candidate for senator from the sixteenth district, of course on the democratic ticket. Mir Kelley, however. merely laughs wren asked if there is any truth in the rumoT. and says that one can | never begin the game of politics too young.
 Rev Father Lissner of Africa was | in Waterbury to-day and spoke to | the children at St Mary's school. | During his stay here Father Lissner | was the guest Of the Rev W. J. Slo- cum. To a Democrat reporter the | visitor said that he is an American | citizen assigned to missionary work l in Africa and is now making a tour | through the United States.
 The Lithuanian women of Water. bury have organized a society known | as the Rue. The object is fO help the sick and others who may be in neeI | Of assistance. The officers are as fol- | lows: President. Mrs Annie Deren- I czius: vicc-presi,leHt. Miss Susie Na- | sinkevicz: financial secretary. Mrs Annie kariboysEy: re-oriing secretary. | Miss Olga AssadOvsky: treasurer. Mrs Annie Baltrusz-
 The friends and admirers of Will liam Dwyer. who is a member of the Niagara university base ball team. are raising a purse to present to the boy when Niagara plays here against the Waterbury state league team on the 23rd of this I month. BIT was one of the most popular members of the City Anna teur league last season and his friends expect to have 2 neat sum to give him when he appears in his college uniform.
 Daniel Boylan- a foreman for the UBrien COnztrucfion company. dis charged three men this morning and 1t i< said thst they were So angry I.ecausa they were bOunc1.i that they threatened to Hill him. All winter shs lalsorers tn that section either of the Afetsovern company or the OBTien rsmTany have heen making life any thing hut pleasant for tho t,oSssS and several cf the offenders have been brought snfs oourT- It is sssl that BoyIan ai-out one month aEa reresved a stab wound from tie knife ef oRe sf flse unrEHlen but no-hinE was done aIsSrt the affair This morning the afmr=pbere was fnH of tryui,Ie sni 0eSeprS Walsh and Hickey were Iocl-- ing ont for efe1iers
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