Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
CITY NEWS

Carmel BOccacnlO. CnafleS Lucia
 and Dominic Manfredi attended the annual banquet of the Marconi club
 in Seymour last night.
 Upson, Singleton and Co have one case, 60 dozen pairs of mems regular
 15c sox (seconds). Special for one
 half dozen pairs, South Main
 street store.
 A class for new beginners will
 start at Nellye T. Reeds select school
 for dancing, 43 East Main street, Sat
 urday evening, Many Naugatuck
 people have already registered and
 this class promises to be a very in teresting one.
 At meeting of St Mary's Alumni
 association last evening the following officers were elected for the coming six months: President, kevin Fitz- patrick; vice-president, Mary Gull hane; recording secretary, Mary Healey: financial secretary, James Cosgrove; treasurer, Michael Pendy;
 librarian, William keenan.
 Thomas Saunders saw smoke com- ing from the chimney of Charles
 Maher's house at TAP East Main street about 12:30 this morning and thinking there was fire sent in an alarm. When the firemen arrived
 they found that their services were
 not needed. The members of No 6
 arrived at the fire in record breaking
 time.
 At the annual meeting of the Aba
 gadasset club on Monday evening the
 following officers were elected: Presi-
 dent, George E. Camp; vice-presi-
 dent, Clifford N. Welton: secretary. Andrew E. Woolworth: financial sec
 retary, James A. Peasley; treasurer,
 nichard Pruesser, Jr; board of gov ernors, Frederick K. Bartlett. Dr Frank J. Erbe and Edson w. Hitch cock.
 Fred Druehl, advertising manager for the Republican. will go to New
 Haven next Monday to make arrange
 ments for going to that city on the first of the month. when he will be- come manager of the advertising de-
 partment for the New Haven Regis
 ter. MT Druehl although in this city
 only short time has made a large number of friends, who will regret to hear that he is to return to New Haven
 A surprise party was given at the home of Miss Margaret Brick. of P
 Ridge street. in honor of Lewis Mar diello of New York. About 40 boys
 and girls were present. The program was as follows: Piano selections by Margaret Brick. Mary and Anna Sa- linardi and Raymond Dillon, violin selections by Master William Sheehy
 and Elizabeth Lynch. \ song entitled Holding Hands" was sung by Mas ter Philip Salinardi. accompanied by Anna Salinardi, playing the piano. Among the out of town guests were Mary Purcell of Lynn. Mass, Joseph inc Carmody, of Boston. Master Mi chael Brick of New York and Joseph Fitzgerald of Brooklyn. New York. The officers of the Brass City and
 Mattatuck lodges, N. E. o. P. were installed Monday evening by the new ly organized degree team. The ln- stallation ceremonies were in charge of Supreme Chaplain Mrs Brown and
 suite. consisting of Frank l.. kainz Dwight Bradley, Mir and Mrs T. M Kane and MT and Mrs George Burritt 1 The entire ceremony was carried out | without referring to the ritual. The installation proceedings were given twice during the evening. for Brass City lodge in Columbus hall and for | Mattatuck in Red Mems hall. The team is expected to install officers in | Southington and Union City during the latter part cf the week.
 The Waterbury Business Mems as- | sociation will hold its annual meet l ing fin it's rooms in the Jones' Morgan building tomorrow evening at s o'clock. The reports of the various committees will be heard. officers
 will be elected, delegates to the meet ing of the state association will be selected, and other important busi- 1 ness is expected to be transacted.
 Secretary John H. Cassidy has noti- 1 fled the members that after a confer ence with the officials of the New I all freight claims and other cor respondenee of this nature should be | addressed to G. l.. Winlock. assistant
 general freight agent. South station | Boston. Mass. At the head of the ! notice that is being sent out to the ! freight claims is the word ''Stung."
 The following are the new officers Of the Washington Hill Athletic club: President. John Kelly: vice-pre>itlent. ! Joseph Havican: financial secretary, | William Buyes: recording secretary. { William Sheehan: treasurer. Thom1s I.awlor: captain. Terrence COughlan trustees. Jeremiah Griffin Joseph | Clark. Edward HOleran: financial
 committee. Thomas Carroll. John HoIeran. Robert Parker: spOrtin. | committee. William Bowes. Terrence
 Coughlan. Richard Pheian- Robert | Parker. Joseph Hayican. ConImenc- ! ing January 25. the club will resume | it's monthly entertainments These [ will fin a way interfere with the an- uuaI dance which will be held on | March 1,;. Captain Coughlan said today that he will endeavor tO put a ! first class team on tine field this sum- mer and give competitors not only in Waterbury. bur all over the state ! something to do. Unless I mis my guE<s." said Mr SoughIan- -the | Washington Hill elub will have T nine this year that will lse t-stfer than it ever had before and this is saying 1 great deal
 How annoying Is 1t to havs a wstrh that is out of repair frequent