Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-16
CITY NEWS.

William NJ. Igo of Waterbury. was granted divorce from Sarah Iso. of Derby, at New Haven, yesterday
 The members of the cast of ''Hood- m m B in. :" will hold a rel earssl in St Patrick's lower hall to-morrow at 1:3O o'clock.
 Michael Quirk of Ridge street sus- ta Il d ugly inju ies to his face yes teriay evening by falling On @ ice on the sidewalk.
 There will be q meeting of the de- gree team of Court Oregon. r. of A., in Foresters' hall. tomorrow after noon at 2:3O. Every member is re- quested to be present.
 It IS understood that Robert D. Sayers of 514 North Main street,
 Nashvlllc. Tenn. is a nephew of Mrs John Dillon of William street and of Mrs John Mulville of Oak street He Is said to be very wealthy
 The members of the Corcordia Sing ing soci fly are requested to be present tomorrow at 1O:3O a. m. for rehearsal at the society hall. Singers not be- longing to tine society but willing to attend the funeral of the late Dr Wer- ner are also invited.
 John Cain died at noon to-day at St Mary's home, Hartford. The re- mains were brought here this after noon in charge of Undertaken Bergin x Son and taken to the residence of his son, Maurice Cain, IS High street. from where the funeral will take place to the Immaculate Conception church Monday morning.
 The feast of Our Lady of Lourdes will be marked with services of an unusual solemn and grand nature at fllIJs ,1
 TOW. High mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock and vespers win he sung in the evening at 7:3O. At both services the regular choir will be assisted by Professor kenyoNS orchestra
 It is hoped that a large number of the members of St Thomas l.. and D. society will be present at the meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O. The meeting last Sunday had to be ad- journed owing to the few members present. As business of importance is to be transacted at the meeting to- morrow. it is essential that there should be q large attendance
 The following young ladies who are to take part ill the drama Ireland, Past. Present and Future' are re- queSted to attend q rehearsal at the Catholic Women's association rooms on Monday evening. The Misses Annie Doran. Libbie Quinn. Katherine Gal win. May Dorsey. Katherine Neville, Katherine Campion, Mary Kane. Daisy Lord. Margaret Dillon. Jennie Culhane. Nellie Burgess, Annie Law Tor, J. Sugrue and l.. McNellis.
 A pretty and rather startling sight is seen on the margin of a pond near Campville on the Naugatuck railroad. Up on high hill q huge cross glitters in the sun. It may be seen for miles distant and produces a somewhat sen sational feeling at first sight. Upon ap- preaching nearer, the cross, it can be seen, is formed of ice cn cod Il basis. The bui der is unknown but it is supposed to he the work of some woodchopper from Canada, it being custo mn that country at this season 10 erect such crosses wherever 1t strikes ones fancy to do so.
 Efforts are now being made to re- organize the Boys Glee club of the High school by several of the former members. The Boys Glee club was a success during it's short existence and as the boys have been stimulated to greater zeal and energy by the grand triumph achieved by the Girls Glee club at it's concert a few months ago, the indications that the club will be re- ol SlillLet u IS itISo tlit IDOSe Ol the promoters of this plan to unite the two Glee clubs the Boys and the Girls into one club. If this is ac- complished. much may be expected of them in the musical line by the music lovers of Waterbury.
 The case of NJ. H. Waas against John Wagner was heard by Judge Cowell in the district court this fora- noon after bar meeting. The suit is ) recover s3S4 Sometime ago Wagner. it is claimed, became involved in an assault. To save his property from the result of a civil suit he deed d it over to Waas with instructions to set tie up all his financial transactions. Waas did this, but Wagner claims he look fourteen chickens which Ee had no right 10. Waas on the other hand claims that he expended the sum claimed over an1 a'ove what he got from Wagner in settling his affairs. Decision was deferred.
 Representative Guilfoile has received scores of letters from all parts of the state supporting his bill. whish o vides that all corporations shall make an annual return of their income, iia- b lties and assets. Such law WIS in fol. prev ious to the lsst Iegisla- ture, by which it wa: repealed. 1t is now claimed that creditors of corp ra- tions have no means of ascersa Il ng the extent of the corp rations liabili- ties. the minor stockholders who are not allowed to see the books of cGr- poratiois s arr in conrtaFt danger of being frozen out and losing their ln- yestments. All that corporations are now obliged to do according to law is t 4file with the town clerk . stateme of their capital stock and list of their directors every y>a-s