Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-01
CITY NEWS.
Domestic pies are good to eat.

A son was DOTH -yeSteruay Ao .AA and Mrs J. B. Smith, AS Hawkins street fe
 There will be meeting of the boss barbers of the city at P.J. Duyal's, 230 South Main street, at S:30- tonight.
 The New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad company will. give one of it's popra-lr excursions to Glen Island next Saturday, 9-5
 There will be meeting of Com panions of the Forest in Pythian hall at eight o'clock tomorrow evening. All the members are requested to be present.
 The Good Will Outing club, north end institution organized for the en- joyment of creature comforts will give clam bake in Moore Grove on Sun- day August II.
 During the month of August Mrs T. C.. Morton will be hospital visitor and any articles which anybody wishes te contribute to the hospital may be sent to 157 Hillside avenue.
 Moriarty's night calls answeredyas usual at the store and at the house and 527-2 and 423-5. A call at any of these places will find us on duty for dDQ oOAAs
 Preparations have been made for the accommodation of the largest crowd that ever left Waterbury for. Coney Island. on the St Joseph T. A. socieyt's excursion to New York and Coney Is land on Saturday, August 10
 Suit for $2OO has been entered against Thomas F. Russell by the Bergner Sc Engel Brewing company r1f I1,iloHolpIio Thnu aloiua have sold goods to MT Russell while he was in the saloon business on Bank street.
 Tonight at the Salvation Army, Ensign Cordell will lead the meeting, commencing inside at p. m. The farewell meeting of the present officers will not take place on Sunday as pre- yiously announced, as this has been postponed for the present.
 The al fresco fete to be given by the church of St Mary Magdalene at Oak vile will continue until tomorrow night Tonight Cams orchestra will furnish music for the dancing, and to- morrow night the well known Rosedale orchestra will furnish music and Prof Harper will prompt. A big time to all who attend.
 John J. Murphy of Cherry street and Miss Anna NJ. Bergin of North Willow street were united in marriage at the Immaculate Conception church this morning at 6 o'clock. The Rev Father McGuane performed the ceremony. Thomas Bergin was best man and Miss Agnes Murphy was bridesmaid. E
 Round trip tickets. good for the day of sale only without stop lover priff- leges will be sold hereafter from Wa terbury to New Haven for $1.30 and to Bridgeport for $1.20tf a saving ofH30 and 20 cents respectively on CtteI fare now charged for the round trip be- | tween Waterbury and the places named The tickets will be on sale every day in the week.
 The funeral of Rose Pope took place | this morning from the home of her parents on Canal street. to the church | of Our Lady of Lourdes where re quiem high mass was celebrated at o'clock by the Rev Father Karam. The pallbearers were six little girls, com panions of the deceased. They wore white dresses. The funeral cortege was I one of the largest. for a. child that has been seen in this city in a long time There were a. large number of beauti- full floral pieces. Interment was in | Calvary cemetery.
 The concert given for the benefit of Scott Snow at Hartford was suc- ] cess. Colonel William Donaghue esti- mates that between 1000 and 5000 l people were in attendance, and the | amount netted for MT Snow, as far as caH be estimated at this time, is in the neighborhood of $2,000. The exact | figures are impossible to give, as Col | o If the committee would have to be held and the tickets given sOuto accounted for, before an accurate Iestimate could be formed. The vaudeville: show net; ted about $600.og Us eTeI Lf3T1 H T | After several years as, physical in. structor of the Y.tM.oC Al, during which he has displayed to the. best of advantage his fine abilities as such Arthur Shoemaker finishes his engage ment with the local association. IH order to partly show the esteem in which he is held by those with whom his duties led into contact, an informal farewell reception will be rendered tC him tomorrow evening between and 10 o'clock at the Y. NJ. C.. A. building by the young men of the association It is expected that every member oi the association will be present at this | IdreW6ll TecepIlOu IO MT SQOomdk6r who. accompanied by his sister, Miss Laurena Shoemaker. will leave or Saturday for a months encampmen1 at Twin Lakes.
 A special town meeting has beer called for next Tuesday evening in the city hall at o'clock. The main Ob ject of the meeting is to take action regarding pernanently improving tho town highways. The state annually appropriates certain sum for thi. work. but for any town to obtain z portion of it it must first make an ap propriatfon itself. At the meeting called for next Tuesday evening thu taxpayers are asked to appropriate $9,000. After August 15 the state can not help in this matter as the time ex pires on that date when it can reacl out a helping hand Another objec of the meeting is to consider the ad visibility of building a bridge in plac, of the present old structure on tn, Meriden road at what is known a. Munson's corner. State. Highway Commissioner Macdonald is of tn, opinion that the road at this poin should be raised several feet Tn, bridge, also, he thinks antiquated | is not definitely known whether tn. bridge or the road was there first.
 The indulgence of the Portiuncul. can be gained at St Patrick's churcl at the present time. It is one of tn greatest privileges that can be ex | r1<~1 A-