Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-27
CITY NEWS.

l The American band will give con cert at Stanley park tonight. Special forecast for Connecticut Generally fair tonight and Friday, light west winds.
 The graduating exercises of the Wa terbury and Monroe's business colleges will take place tonight. Ladies' auxiliary, No 5, A. o. H., will hold a social session after election of officers tomorrow night. All mem bers are requested to be present. There will be months mind mass of requiem at the Immaculate Concep- tion church at S o'clock tomorrow morning for the late Mrs J. W. Me Donald
 Michael J. Mahoney of Hartford and
 Maria G. Joy of this city were mar ried in St Josephs cathedral, Hart ford, last Monday by the Rev Walter Shanley. Mir and Mrs Mahoney will reside in Alexandria, Ind.
 About eco or more persons went on the execu1.sion which was given to Hanover park to-day by the First Bap- tist and First Methodist churches. Among those who went were the mem bers of the High school glee club.
 The employees of the Matthews x Willard's concern will have delight full outing at Belleview lake on July 3, and so will their friends. All per- sons who visit1this well known resort on the above day will be treated to q day of enjoyment
 The lawyers do not seem to favor a half holiday Saturday. The petition circulated among them by Charles Howland, captain of the elevator in the Odd Fellows building to close rheir offices every Saturday afternoon dur ing midsummer has received only twenty signatures.
 The Jefferson ball nine will play at the Athletic field on the afternoon of July 4th. An attempt was made to secure the strong Dublins of Meriden and the Wallingfords as their oppon- ents but they had games already ar ranged. A local nine may be the Jeff fersons' opponents.
 A plea in Jurisdiction in the appeal of Amos Culver of Naugatuck from the assessment laid on his property by the assessors of that borough was ar gued before Judge Cowel1 this after- noon in the district court. Attorney Sweeney appeared for the borough and Senator Kennedy for the appel lant.
 The members of the Third division of the A. O. H. are making great prep arations for the picnic which they will give at the Driving park on July 4th. They intend to make it .the greatest thing of it's nature that has been given here i'll many q day. Games of various natures will be held. Dancing will be feature of the picnic. The American band will furnish music. Tickets are selling rapidly.
 At q meeting of the board of man. agers of the. City Amateur league at the St Joseph's T. A. rooms last night. James Coughlan of East Main street was appointed an umpire to succeed Benedetti, resigned. After considera- ble evidence had been introduced con- cerning the protested Brooklyn A. G. Jefferson game at Waterville last Sun- day, vote was taken with the result that the game was ordered to be thrown out and to be played over The vote stood 3 to 2. The Jeffersons, Washington, Hill A. c. and the Oak villes voted in the affirmative and the Brooklyn A. c. and the St Thomas Ga dets i'll the negative. The assignment of umpires for next Sunday is as fol- lows. Coughlan at Waterville, Som- CTS at OaSville and Klobedanz at Riv- Srside park.