Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-26
CITY NEWS.


 Watts's, 150 South Main street.
 Mrs Mary Weiss, widow of the late Dr Charles X. Weiss, is dangerously ill at the Waterbury hospital.
 Rate payers should bear in mind that July l will soon be with us. After that date it will be too late to hand ill your list to the assessors.
 l B. Moran and Miss Mary Latanzo were married this morning at City hall I by Town Clerk Brett. They will spend their honeymoon in San Fran cisco. Cal.
 Joseph Baird Crane of this city re- ceiyed the degree of bachelor of sci ence at the seventy sixth commence ment of Trinity college, Hartford, yes terday morning.
 Clarence Andrew Bristol of Water bury and Miss Elsie E. Bradley of New Haven were married Tuesday at Ep- worth church by the Rev Henry Miller. The couple will reside in this city.
 Thomas Joseph, the 9-months-old son of Mir and Mrs John Murphy of 8 l Pemberton street, died this morning. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Through an error of the compositor l in yesterdays issue the name of the champion lady rifle shot of Waterbury was given as Mrs Sullivan Post It should have been Mrs William Post. You all know "Bill.''
 Tn the district court to-day Judge Peasley heard a motion in the suit of Nelson J. Potter against Alice J. Pond, to produce books and papers containing certain information. This is a case in which a milk route in Cheshire is in. yolved.
 Only school children who have reached the age of 14 years will, be granted labor certificates, and only those need apply. Hundreds of chil- dren who have not yet reached that age apply for certificates and thereby make the officials lots of unnecessary trouble. Tomorrow between 9 and II o'clock certificates will be issued, but only to those who are 14 years of age.
 A pretty wedding took place this morning at 6 o'clock in St Francis Xayier's church, when Jeremiah Shu- grue and Miss Elizabeth Lynch were united in matrimony. Rev Father Cur tin performed the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which fol- lowed Miss Katherine Cullen was bridesmaid and P. J. Lynch, brother of the bride, was groomsman. A wed. ding breakfast was subsequently served at the home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs James Lynch, 595 Riverside street. MT and Mrs Shugrue left on the SIP train for a wedding tour to New York and vicinity. On their re- turn they will reside at 984 Baldwin street. where many choice and useful gifts bespeak the esteem in which they are held by their numerous friends.
 The graduating exercises of the Wa terbury Business college will be held in Leavenworth hall at o'clock, Tues day evening. July 1. The graduates are the Misses Pearl Grouse, Leaffa E. Mordo, Margaret Scott, Alice K. Grimes, Bessie Mulviile Ethel E. Ec. cles, Minnie Bavier, Louise Jagel. Anna Shea, Deborah Shea, Grace E. Meeker. Florine Snow, Anna B. Platt. Annie Dunn. Anna Stevens, Jennie Leeney, Mary Doyle. Anna Dudley, May Elem ing, Katherine Merkle, Nellie Bowling, Alicia Noonan. Lula Dowd, Mabel E. Bird, Julia Sugrue. Ida A. Greenberg and Julia A. Sandom, and Harry B. Taylor, Harold Beardsley. Edward II, Emil H. Marggraff and Edward Irion. The Rev John N. Lewis will deliver the address and award the diplomas.
 Chief Ellis was called to Lower Main street shortly after 8 o'clock this morning by the report that a drunken man was taking up the whole thoroughfare to the exclusion of traf- fic. He found the man lying in the weeds near the big billboard, where he had been carried by several trolley men. and being unable to walk was carted to the coop in Kingston's eX- press wagon. The ride shook the man up sufficiently so that he was able to talk a little when the police station was reached. and he kept awake long enough to give his name as Mike Loughren, a painter, from Waterbury He was locked in cell and in a few minutes was once more engaged in the pleasant pastime of sleeping off his jag. Loughen was covered with mud and dust from rolling about in the street, and presented sorry ap- pearance.-Ansonia Sentinel.
 The members of Company A and the American band are cautioning their lO SCI 01cC tlllu SCL nCAI lO q good thing by attending their outdoor promenade and picnic at the Driving park on Saturday next, afternoon and evening. Everything is ill readiness to dish out pleasant time to all who put i'll an appearance. Mir Name, the we'll known caterer at Forest park, will have the catering privilege at the picnic and will be well able to attend to the wants of all A baseball game will be one of the attractions of the afternoon between two of the amateur teams of the city, and all of the at fractions seen at modern picnics will be seen here Remember, dance mu- sic will be furnished by the full brass band of p pieces, and a quarter of dollar will put you on the right side of the fence.
 The presence of the Right Rev Bishop Tierney with Father Curtin as guide, looking over the land in the vicinity of Washington street yesterday, has given rise to lot of talk in that part of the town. It is said that the bishop and the pasor of St Francis Xavier's agreed upon the new site for the church and rectory abutting on the proposed new street running south from Washington street to Luke street. This will carry the church property a little further south than originally in tended and will put it pretty near