Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-01
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-"Deacon" Ray was in town to- day.
 The Pioneers will hold a clam bake tomorrow.
 There will be a meeting of the Cadets tomorrow morning.
 Frank Smith has returned from a brief vacation spcnt at Hartford.
 Miss Josephine Donahue will leave shortly for trip to New York.
 Miss Josephine Flanagan of North Riverside street Is entertain ing Miss Featherstone of New York.
 John Ubritis, while at work al the Waterbury Brass Goods factory on Thursday. had his left foot crushed.
 The Rosebuds and Windjam. mers will wind up the base ball sea- son tomorrow with game on Cor coran's lots.
 Miss Mary Rafferty of North Riverside street is spending a two weeks vacation with Miss May Har- ris of Rome, N. Y.
 The drug stores in this section will close at the usual holiday hours on Monday, that is, from l to in the afternoon and at [ in the even ing.
 Among the Waterbury people in New Haven yesterday was was Ed ward Donahue. who went down to get look at William Jennings Bryan. Ed" had hand shake from the honorable William and this morning was more happy over the incident than the morning after he was elected constable.
 As announced early in the week the new scale on the prices of ice went into effect to-day. The Hygeia ice plant is blamed by c. J. Everitt of the Waterbury Ice corporation as being the cause of the raise. The Brooklyn plant, according to MT Ev. eritt, is out of condition and Is turn ing out only about half the amount of ice this summer as 1t did last.
 The ball game between the Brooklyns and the Pastimes at the state league grounds tomorrow af. ternoon is being widely discussed ir this section, as the championship oi the City league will undoubtedly SC to the winner of the contest. The west end nine is now only a few points ahead of the Brooklynites, but If Kilmartin's aggregation should be the victor tomorrow 1t will be all over but the shouting. On the other hand, if the boys across the bridge turn the trick, the Pastimes will have difficult task of getting to the from again. There will undoubtedly be considerable betting on the result ol the contest as the admirers of bott teams seem willing to place none, on their favorite.
 Frank Hollywood, the Brooklyn fireman whom Captain Dunn had re gently before the safety board on tht charge of insubordination, will un doubtedly send in his resignation soon, as everything Is not running smoothly at the house on Washing ton avenue. The breach which wa! opened at that time, when Holly wood was found guilty. but had sen tence suspended. has been widening since and as a result peace does no reign over at the No 3 building. | is said that Hollywood will send II his resignation on Monday, or per haps might ask to be transferred tt some other house in the city. l things are allowed to run along al they are just at present there Is like ly to be something doing in thu Brooklyn house, as 1t seems to b' divided against itself. There seem to be much discontent over there ant in the fight between Hollywood ant Captain Dunn the other hosemel seem to be taking sides. There wal a run in over there this morning an, 1t looked for a while as if San Walsh, who happened to be in th' building, would have to act as peace maker. Captain Dunn has not mucl to say on the matter. but his action show that he intends to be boss When Hollywood was asked to-day 1t were true that he intended to giv' up his position as fireman. he re piled that he thought he would Qui