The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-28
ANSONIA.

Special Journal-Courier News service)
 Ansonia, Nov. 27-The old fashioned soiree given by the older members of the Y. M. R. C. T. A. & B. society this evening in the local opera house prov ed to be one of the most enjoyable events held in this city this season. The hall was filled with old time danc- eers from the T. A. & B. societies of Naugatuck, Seymour, Derby, New Ha- ven and Bridgeport. while the local society was almost present to mem- Der. The event proved a big financial success.
 Dancing was commenced at o'clock and continued until o'clock, the mus ic being furnished by zlegler's enlarg- ed orchestra.
 The numbers consisted almost en- tirely of the old time square numbers, but a few round numbers were intro duced for the benefit of the young pso- pie present. Prompter Keefe of Bridgeport, ore of the old timers, guid- ed the dancers through the numbers in Q novel manner and. this feature was a very pleasing one. During the evening experts from all over the statc gave an exhibition "break down" dance. The committee are to be congrltulat- ed for the complete success of the event.
 The Academy football team of this city will so to Waterbury Thursday morning where they will play the st eng second Ward elevan of that city The academies have not been scored on this season and have met several strong teams. They expect to defeat the seccnd Wards and wipo out the defeat which the locals suffered at their hand year ago.
 The lineup of the Academies will be as follows; O., Judd; r. t., Wcsterman; or Hall; r. e., Brown or Nolan; l. B. Mccullough or Conway; | t., McMah- on or Prtchell l, e., Welser or Davis; q b., A. Nolan; r. g., F. Judd; r. h. b., | Cripps or Clark; | h. b., English or Leach f. b., Collins or Ryan Ryan Is 1 the captain of the eleven whi h he claims is one of the strongest in the state. The team will he accompanied by large number of rooters.
 Ruby Social team held it's regular meeting this evening in Temple of Honor hall The meeting was very largely attended and the officers elect ed at a recent meeting wore instllei by Mrs, Russell Parsons L. D.. G. w. T., of Seymour. A large number of the Seymour temple were also present and the meeting was begun at 7:45 o'clock and adjourned as soon as pos sible Then followed social hour during which refreshments were serv- cd by the floor committee
 The annual concert and sociable of the Nonpareil association of this city, will be held Thursday afternoon ana night in the Ansonia opera house. In the evening a. large number of mem hers of out of town asociat'cns are expected to be present.
 The first soccer football game of the { season will be played on the Woodlot, , Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, when the local team and the Waterbury con- | tingent will try conclusions, The game will be played more for an exhibition game.
 Miss Catherine Moher and John Fitz- gerald. two popular Ansonians were married Wednesday morning at O clock at the Church of the Assump- ton, Rev. Father Quinn officiating. Miss Nellie Mulcahy acted as brides- maid and Thomas Riordan as lest man. Following the ceremony at the church the young couple and invited guests repaired to the home of the bride on Jewett street where wed- ding breakfast was served. Upon the return from their wedding trip which is to be spent in New York, they will reside in Je evctt street.
 Paul the three-months-o child of Mir. and Mrs. Paul Weinberger of Vose street died to-day after short illness.
 James H. Wilkins lodge, A. F and ! A. M, will observe Thanksgiving in an f appropriate manner Between the | hours of 5 p. m. ana 12 o'clock, tur- key supper will be served in German | hall. Beginning at o'clock a concert { and entertainment will be given.
 GHET TOM