Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-02
CITY NEWS

A S0n was DoIu idsI hiSht " ~ and Mrs George Dalton of William street.
 Di Vitos orchestra will give con- cert and dance in Columbus hall, Nau' gatuck this evening. t.r.... .,-.-
 Loren R. Garter has sold his apart ment house recently erected by the Chauncey Seeley Co to Edgar A. Bass
 Adoph A. Zwiebel, proprietor and manager of Belleview lake, grove. IS receiving the congratulations of his friends and neighbors upon the birth of a son a few days ago. s'. .s
 Jacob Musler of the Guarantee Credit Clothing company has taken Louis Liehexkind into partnership with him and the business will be carried on at the old stand as before.
 William Morgan, of the. Morgan brothers. news dealers on North square, was badly hurt a few days ago. As he was passing alongside the Nuhn building a plank fell and struck him on the right shoulder ;ll- most dislocating it. He was laid up for few days but is able to be out again.
 St Joseph's Baseball association held meeting last evening and eiect- cd the following officers for the con- ing season: J. Dillane, president; Lawrence Ryan, vice president; T. Mellon, treasurer; Daniel J. Green, secretary. William F. Guilfoile was the unanimous choice of the meeting for manager.
 The Military band will hold another promenade tomorrow evening at Gem opera house, Naugatuck, and will fur nish all new music. Usually a large delegation from Waterbury accom- panies the band to Naugatuck and it is expected that the crowd tomorrow evening will be one of the largest that has ever attended any such event in Naugatuck. ss4S - --.-t.e A practice which is understood will soon be abolished by the officials of the police department is that of store keepers taking up a large part of the sidewalk with stands and goods. It | is the opinion that dealers around the | busy parts of the city should be com pelled to leave the space in front Of | their stores clear as pedestrians have difficult task trying to avoid awn- ings, stands and telegraph poles.
 John c. Taylor, secretary of the State Prison association, has submit. ted his report to the governor on the probation law for the past fourteen 1 months. It shows that in number of persons placed on the prohati"n list 1 Waterbury is on top with 435, or more than one-third of the entire number, 1.122. Hartford is next with 1S2. followed by New Britain with 100. This city also leads in number of women, having B. fFa -a... ,.t.s1
 The card party and dance given ] last evening by the ladies of St Fran cis' parish in their new hall on Wash ington avenue was well attended al though the interest in the forty-fivC tournament was not as great as in the former one. Last evening the young men took care of the fOrty-five players ! down stairs while the young ladies looked after the lovers of whist up stairs. Some neat prizes were award ed the winners. After the card play ing there was dancing, excellent music being furnished by Lallier's orchestra Assignment of cases for hearing il the superior court next week is as fol lows: Erk vs the Hellmann Brewing Co. now on trial. Tuesday. This will be followed by a hearing on the in junction proceedings of Alcott vs RO dier and Delaney vs Nichols. Wed nesday, Clark vs Clark, contested divorce case: CZipurna ys the Holmes Booth & Haydens Co, and Henderson ys Henderson. contested divorce case. For Thursday there are Ligh ys Light. another contested divorce case: Hubbard vs the Randolph Gloves Co. and Charles q. Lewis Vi Julia Cosby.
 About twenty-five couple were pres ent last evening at the whist part, and dance given by the students O Monroe'S Business college on Banl street. The dance program consisted of fourteen numbers, all of which wer greatly enjoyed. jThe competition graphophone jig was won by GeOrg Freeman. usher at Jacques theater and a pupil of the Monroe school. Tn proceeds of the entertainment. whicl were considerable. were turned over t
 ths. class treasurer. The proceeds vii I,e used for the class reception giyei to the graduates in June. The plan and graphophone were from the Full ion Music company.
 The committee appoInt"d tO so-rur the speakers fer th,. dinner to I,e hell at the Elton on February -. the @,
 CaSf0n of ws<hiugt1HS tiFthslay. b the Sons Of the American R"v0lutioI
 has completed itS list. r c0mnrEsa the Hon John TTImhvill. president o
 inc SacierT. The address 0f weIsvBIn !. will bp given by Mayor IhDmS- Tn
 Hon John Wesley Gaines. demorrati congressman from TenneSsee: I-ru
 w K. wickes 0f Syracuse. N. Y. his rorfsn of the sOciety; Warrus White @ Boston. and the Rev OSs7r HayvszHi The Iast dinne- given Iyv fhf< Sl-'et -u Waterbury was held in the city hs alpput ten years az0. Esery year th so-fefv celebrates Ihe anniversary e washinztan'< Isfrttdsy ana tbe Etc and Waterbury we-e found Co Fs- n IsSt plzee< in wllicE io hold it.
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