Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-02
CITY NEWS.

Saturday.
 MT and Mrs T. H. Hayes attended
 the Army-Navy game at Philadelphia
 Saturday.
 Coleman c. Tennenbaum, who has
 been ill at his home, 235 North Elm
 street, has fully recovered.
 The board of education will hold
 a meeting this evening, the last but
 one before the board goes out of eX-
 iStence.
 Fred Dawson. ub-quarterback on
 the Princeton eleven, was a specta-
 tor at the All Waterbury-Nau gatuck
 game yesterday.
 The Right Rev Lemuel Wells,
 D. D.. bishop of Spokane, talked on
 missionary work in the far west, at St Johns church yesterday morning.
 The board of aldermen will meet
 tonight. The annual estimates will
 be read to the board and ordered
 published This is the only action
 that can be taken on them for the | present.
 | Warm overcoats down to your
 heels. SIP, $15. and $19 at Upson, Singleton X Cos.
 ! At The Elton last evening an ilfor-
 nal banquet was rendered to Attor-
 ney P A. O'Boyle of Pittston. Pa,
 who gave the eulogy at the Elks'
 exercises. About fifteen Elks were present.
 Dr Dwyer, who is attending the Misses Kittie and Bridget Hanley of Union street, who were in the rail- road wreck on West Main street, said to-day that the patients are doing we'll but that it was out of the gues- tion to tell at this time how serious ly the glrls are injured.
 Officer Maurice Noonan, who was operated upon for hip trouble a few months ago was exhibited before q clinic of doctors from all parts of the country in New York the other even ing by the operator. Dr F. H. Albee, who practiced in this city for some time. The operation is considered successful from professional point of view. pr Albee. in an interesting paper, explained how it was perform ed. the length of time it took to ef- feet an absolute cure and other tech nica details. While in New York the officer was the guest of Dr Albee
 Elephant" trousers-very heavy all wool, s at Upson, Singleton X Cos.
 The Misses Annie and Jennie Ser gin entertained large party of Wa terhury and New Haven friends at their cottage at Fort Trumbull ycster- day. Mrs Annie Tanning of Ansonia l was chaperone. From New Haven | there were A. Rufus Farley. Clarence O'Brien and Frank Lawlor. q wei; known musician in the Elm City. | From Waterbury there were William . Mcdonald. John Kane, the Misses . Nellie A. Leeney. Julia and Kate Kelly, Julia Thompson. John Bennett and Michael Peters. It was kind of welcome-tO-winter party and was very merry and pleasant.
 Deputy Coroner Walter D. Make peace was still busy to-day with the investigation as to who is to blame for the accident of Friday morning. The witnesses were examined in the coroners office. The railroad author ities are still acting with the coroner and are aiding him in securing any information which will help him bring the evidence in. When asked if he had any idea when all the evi- dence would be in. Mir Makepeace said he was of the opinion that he would finish taking testimony to-day and would in all probability haze a statement to give out tomorrow.
 Miss Margaret Sweeney. who ap- leared in the chorus of The Honev- nOOners." which was presented at Polls theateT a few days ago is lnOwn tO almost every theater at. endant for the past seven or eight 'ears. She was the obliging ticket Jerk in the box office for a long time. The is now full fledged professional lerself and assists not a little in the uccess of The HoneymOOners. She vas given an excellent reception from Ter many friends on the night of the Omedy and was also called to the to receive a bouquet of lowers. as a testimonial from some CIV of her many friends.
 Al a meeting of Sheridan council. < of C.. yesterday afternoon. officers gere chosen for the ensuing year as OllOws: Grand knight. John F Gal in: deputy grand knight. P. H. leal: financial secretary. John J. Kelly; recording secretary. Paul G chultze; treasurer. John IT. Moran: I haneellor. Thomas B. Carney: Ter ureT. l. P. Sheehan: advocate. Lu-l ten F. Wolff. warden. Peter F lHinn: inside guard. John F. CarpT: utside guard. Charles Fitzpatrick. -ustees. T. H. Bride. James F. luinn. P IT. GsrTity. orEznist. Ed ard Wolff: members of chapter. ( ohn F. Calvin. Lueien F. Wolff and l. !. Colloty. members uf hnzuitaIs sir committee, Psul c. SchuItzs. Fl Finn and P Fl. Real
 If you did not ooanert at Thauks-I wing. remember Christmas. DontI ait tiII the rush Call and szFerf 1ar gifts and we will hold them far yu- Rsuzrber we have uzuri
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