Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-27
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 team and a team from the Battery in Waterbury. Manager Barbiero has not decided just who will play on his team, but he will pick four of the best players in the borough. Ed die Farley, the well known baseball pitcher, will play with the Waterbury team. Both managers will decide this week when the first game will be played. Half of the games will be played at MT Barbiero's pool parlors at the corner of Main and Maple streets, and the other half at The Battery on Abbott avenue in Water bury. This will be the first, tourna- ment of its kind to be held here this season and the pool enthusiasts are greatly interested in it.
 All arrangements have beeen com pleted for the wrestling match which will be held this evening in the Gem Opera house, between Young Duchesne, the French wonder of Fall River, Mass, and Alex Swanson of this place, the champion welter- weight of the world. There will be three preliminaries and the bill will undoubtedly be we'll worth seeing. Sports from Waterbury, Beacon Falls, Seymour, Ansonia and New Haven are expected to be present.
 The democratic primaries will be held to-day from until g o'clock in the following places: First ward, the borough court room; Second ward, O'Brien's livery stable on South Main street; Third ward, Union City hose house. The delegations which will be elected at the primaries will meet at a later date and elect delegates to the state, senatorial, congressional and probate conventions.
 At the meeting of Beacon lodge, K. of F., in Beacon Falls tonight two will be initiated into the of the third rank Visitors will be present from Waterbury, Sey- mour and Naugatuck and after the degree work refreshments will be served and social session enjoyed.
 Work on the new addition to the Central avenue school is progressing rapidly and 1t is now thought that the two new rooms will be ready for shortly after the opening of the fall term. The work is being done by Contractor John J. German and F. Alton Clark is the architect.
 In the probate court yesterday the final account of Seth D. Bingham. of the estate of the late Lucia B. W. Beach, was accepted by Judge McDonough. Henry Beach was appointed guardian over his mil nor son, Edmund.
 A hearing upon an application for permission to sell certain real estate belonging to the estates of Florence, Clare and Daniel Kiernan will be held h the probate office tomorrow morn Ing at 9 o'clock.
 David Stevens of Kansas City, Mo, who Is visiting relatives here. was captain of Company H, c. w., in the Civil war. He enlisted from Nauga- tuck. It is his first visit here in { lbout six years.
 William E. White of New Haven | will deliver an open-air lecture on socialism tomorrow night on Maple | treet. He will speak under the aus ,ices of the local branch of the so- ialist party.
 Miss Alice Duffy of South Main | treet and Miss Margaret Dillon of 1 Johnson street have returned from tew York, where they have been ] pending their vacation.
 The Misses Cathrine Bender and iarie and Annie Mccarthy of High and avenue have returned from New Iaven. where they have been spend ng a weeks vacation.
 The next meeting of the board of warden and burgesses will be held n Tuesday evening. September 1. It Sill be the boards regular monthly neeting.
 Miss Margaret Purcell has return 1 from Hartford, where she was resent al the reception of her friend. lister Mary Emeline, into a convent.
 The Union Dry Goods company will pen their new store in the A. O H. on Church street on or about he first of September.
 Mir and Mrs Frank Palmer of 'leasant avenue have returned from iev York city, where they have been pending a few days.
 Harold Lees of Shelton and Fred iodson of Waterbury were guests of sdward ]. Ahern of North Main treet yesterday.
 Senior Burgess Joseph ]. Hall is eting warden of the borough during he absence of Warden Thomas D'Loughlin.
 Mir and Mrs Fredolin Schmidt of Woodland street have returned from helton. where they have been visit 1g relatives.
 Mrs Patruck Toohey and daughters Barnum court have returned from lent. where they have been visiting elatives.
 Theodore Lskis. formerly Of Nau- atuck but HOW of New York city. visiting George Manukas cf Church treet-