Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-08
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John Killoughey is having his drug store on Bank street renovated.

John Killoughey is having his drug store on Bank street renovated.
 The masses at St Patrick's church this morning were largely at- tended.
 The forty hours devotion at St Patrick's church will start to-mor- rom morning at last mass.
 The Consolidated road is putting in couple of catch basins under heath their bridge on Porter street.
 It appears as though the hand ball tournament started during the week at the Brooklyn Athletic club will not be as successful as at first anticipated unless the members wake up and take some interest in the con- tests. Last season the enthusiasm waxed warm all season, but as yet this seasons games have been very dull affairs. The teams scheduled to play are not appearing as they should. consequently some of those that have entered are indifferent. Last evening Patrick Clark and Charles Bockwitch defeated Dick Conway and Dick Baldwin. Better get going, you handball experts.
 St Joseph's Lithuanian band is making an effort to receive permis- sion from the board of safety to use the old Protector hose house on Bank street for a place to practice. The band now holds it's meetings in the old Monitor house. The Protector house which is in very good condi- tion and which is valuable piece of property has been lying idle for long time past and many have wondered why it has not been put to some use. The building could be remodeled and 1t seems that the city could receive some revenue from 1t. Although the Lithuanian bad had petitioned the board of safety for use of the building, the commissioners have not as. yet given the musicians any answer.
 The Cadet Juniors will hold their final meeting tomorrow after noon at ? o'clock. The report of Manager Thomas Cunningham will be read although in all probability there will be little or no money to be divided among the players. The Cadets had fairly good team the past season although they did not play as many games as usual. Their hard contests were with the Non- pareils of New Haven by whom they were defeated by the score of 12 to 0 and the Second wards of this city to whom they lost the championship on Thanksgiving day by the score of 5 to 0. A captain and manager will in all probability be elected to-mor- wor. There are several players men, tioned for the former position while Dennis Kelly is likely to be elected manager.
 Eddie Donahue had the time of his life yesterday afternoon endeay- bring to capture his New York Jour- nals which were carried along Bank street by the wind. Every day about 4 o'clock Eddie's papers are brought over on car and thrown of at his place of business on Bank street. yesterday when the bundle struck the sidewalk the wrapper broke and before the ex-bailiff had time to get out and get the papers inside the wind had sent them flying and they flew around the street in all direc- tions. The inside sheets came out of the papers and 1t was very diff hcult task for Donahue to capture the extras. One of them was carried 2 considerable distance up Bank street and when last seen 1t was making It's way toward Town Plot, so the newspaperman gave up hopes of getting it and turned around after he had tracked 1t as far as the He'll mann Brewing company.
 Chairman John Henderson of the Brooklyn and Town Plot Im- committee is still eager Tor a large bond issue and at last nights meeting of the Brooklyn so- ciety he rebuked some of his fellow members for their action at the con- ference held Wednesday night be- tween the mayor and the general committee of this city. Messrs Rasmussen and Kelsey repre- 'ented the Brooklyn end and Mir Henderson wanted to know why they lid not inform Mayor Thoms that the Brooklynites were desirous of a bond issue. Messrs Kelsey and Ras- mussen said that there were other represented besides the one across the bridge and stated that the were not in favor of a bond issue. Mir Henderson, when he gets started. pours hot shot. while Hans Rasmussen and Ben Kelsey are not pad in oratorfcal contests, conse- luently the words flew In punches when the three men mentioned were having 1t out. The members also voted to have the entire committee appear before the aldermen on next evening and impress upon that body the need of the Clark