Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-30

1 w eQneSday or saturday evening ! still there was much hustle and foI
 time the clerks were kept on the
 jump.
 Those who took part in the A. O. 1 H. entertainment Thursday evening i were Alice Moriarty of New Haven
 10 years old, who sang and danced ; { Miss Betty Brennan, Miss Hapnah
 Moriarty, John Hussey and H. B.
 Moriarty, all of Waterbury, who
 danced four-hand reel, and Con
 McAuliffe of New York, bagpipe player.-Hartford Times.
 The baseball club of the Good Will Social club gave their second enworth hall. The affair was suc- cess and largely attended. Music was furnished by Luddy's orches- tra. The committee in charge of the affair consisted of Charles Mar tin, chairman; William Phelan, Will liam Fitzgerald, Maurice Walsh and Thomas Fitzgerald.
 The state board of education is sending out this week two special school documents, numbers and &. The first is relative to the four nor maj training schools, and shows pie lures of the buildings at New Brit ain, Danbury, New Haven and Will limantic. The other gives particu- lars as to the summer school for teachers, which this year will be held at the Danbury Normal Train ing school from July ' to August l..
 To-day marks the real opening of the summer season, especially at the shore resorts to which thousands thronged morning and afternoon. Al though some years the weather is a trifle chilly around Memorial day, the sun has been in it's prime the past week and it made the folks at the shore resorts anticipate large crowds to-day. Memorial day, not withstanding it's significance, Is looked to by the big majority as a day of recreation and is fast taking it's place among the other holidays, as day of enjoyment.
 The lawyers have so many cases on hand they will make an effort to have a September term of the superior court, civil side, held next fall. The criminal elements of the city are crowding out all chances of hearing civil business in the superior court. At the weekly meeting of the bar yesterday morning it was voted that t!.o president, John 0'Neill. communi- cate to chief Justice Simeon Baldwin to appoint a judge to hold term of the court here in September. While the civil docket is increasing month by month the list of criminal cases is growing faster aud faster every term. The Catholic Women's Benevolent legion gave an Indian Whist ir Red Mems hall last night. The best scores were made by Miss May Higigns, Mrs Mary Devlin, Miss Anna Ramon. Miss Hannah Moriarty, Mrs W. Keat- ing, John Dealey. Joseph Worsley, Frederick Snowman, Alice Grimes, Louise Butler, Catherine Monagan, Anna Finley. Mrs James McMahon. Miss Belle Farrell and Mrs Sophie Morgan. The committee in charge consisted of Miss Catherine Conway, Mrs Mary Keefe, Miss Louise Butler. Miss May Butler Miss Hannah Mori- arty, Miss Annie Corden and Mrs Jo- seph Worsley.
 The board of education will meet Monday evening and before the meet ing the committee on teachers will hold a caucus, assuming that it will not have been held before. After the caucus the list of appointments of teachers throughout the city will he announced This will be more inter- esting this year than it has been for some time owing 10 a recent develop ment of affairs in the Brooklyn dis trict. and the resignations of many teachers for the reported intention of sacrifice on the altar of Hymen. Furthermore. it is the meeting at which final preparations for the an- nual graduation of the high school pupils are announced.
 As was 10 he expected. whenever John Schuster of Wood street gets a day off. he went fishing yesterday with his friend Daniel Hide. .As was to be expected. also. he came home with a barrel Of fish. not an item of it ever saw the retailers counter. and the large capture is credited 10 his absence of mind in a peculiar re- gard. Mir Schuster is to sing with the ConcorClias in MeTiden next month at the annual Sangerbund and according to report he went into prac- tiee while fishing and thus many fish fell victims tO the sound Of his siren like voice But his npighbnrs on Wood street, more than the fish of Chestnut Hill reservoir can testify tU the music of his dialect tones.
 The divorce cases Of Jennie Ward against Frank E. Wa-li and Jennie W Gamer against William H. Cam her weTe called in the superior court yesterday but went over as they were Tot ready for trial The Gamer else was partly heard two years ago. Now Gamer can't be found and that is file cause of the delay in hearing the ease. He thought then of putting in q .Ie- fierce and entering a cOunfer claim against his wife hut evidently on ser- und thought changed his mind Mrs Gamer claims deseTtion- In 0rler to reach Gamer several notices If his wife-s intention to sue far divorce