Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-05
CITY NEWS.
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 Miss W1nifred Ward of Ridgewood street returned last night from Willi- mantle, where she went to assist in an entertainment given by the k. of c. at their Easter ball.
 Court Fruitful Vine, A. o. F., will 1 hereafte meet in the banquet room of Foresters' hall on the second and fourth Wednesdays to alternate Satur- days, commencing tonight.
 Mir Rosengarden, who for.the past ! three years had charge of the ladies' tailoring department at J. Nestor's, "a East Twenry-ninth street, New York, has accepted position with $. For man, 62 South Main street.
 At q meeting of the Hospital Aid so- ciety yesterday afternoon the reports of the officers were read and accepted During the quarter the visitors have been: Mrs Myron F. Cooley, Mrs Mar ] tin H. Brennan. Mrs Amelia Castle, Mrs Ackley Castle. Mrs Frank E. Gas l tie and Mrs Fannie Root.
 The following is q copy of Postmas- ter Guernsey's report for the year end l ing March 31, which shows d net in come from April l, 1900, to March 31, 1901. of $76,000. From April l, 1901, to March 31, 1902. the income was nearly $S6,000, q gain of almost S1,0G0.
 There will be special musical ser vice at St John's church at o'clock tomorrow evening. The program will 1 be as follows: Processional hymn 36S; Magnificent and Nunc ,Dimittus, 1 Marks; anthem, As It Began to | i solo by Miss Buckner; professional 1 hymn 11S.
 The funeral of Mrs Hugh Burns 1 took place this morning from her late home ill Waterville with a mass of requiem at St AIichaePs church and i interment in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were John Cavanaugh, James Burns, William and Thomas McCon- nell. There were several floral offer ings.
 Building Inspector Chatfield desires to state that contractors should bear in mind that all buildings not com menced before the adoption of the building ordinance on February 4, 1902, come under the provisions of the draft whether the contract was let before that time or not. If people would bear this in mind much confu- sion would be avoided.
 The following business was trans acted at short calendar in the district court to-day: Judgment for fore r closure of $1. tax lien, was given against Catherine Brennan to the Town Plot school district Law day, July 5 The same against Catherine 0. Hurley for $9,25. Law days, May ,, and '. The case of the Wood bury Savings bank against John De, laney was restored to the docket.
 All arrangements are completed for the Waterbury Military bands musi- cal festival which will be held in the City hall April 3, 10, Il and 12 There will be a grand concert each night from S:15 to 3 o'clock, after which there will be dancing. The band will also give q Sunday evening sacred concert April 13 at S:30. The band will be assisted by Miss Rose Roberge, soprano; Isaac E. Clark, baritone; George H. Sumner, tenor.
 Three new classes in first course cookery will be formed at the Friendly league school for housekeeping during the coming week, on Tuesday morning, Thursday afternoon and Wednesday evening. In addition to these classes 1 for beginners there will be advanced 1 classes formed on Tuesday evening, i Thursday morning and Saturday after noon. which are open to persons who have taken the first of lessons Further information may be obtained at the league office.
 John Clohessey, John w Burns and | William E. Beecher. members of the board of assessors of Waterbury. were in this city all day yesterday, investi- gating the method in vogue in assess. ing property with the local assessors After q minute examination of the books of the local assessors. the visi- tors declared they saw many improve ments over their methods They also called upon the mayor and had a lengthy conference with him before leaving the city.-Bridgeport Post.
 Court Champlain, F. of A, held ] large and interesting meeting last night in Congress hall. A committee of seven was appointed to make pre- parations for the celebration of the courts first anniversary next June \ challenge was issued by five mem berS against the rest of the coNgf fo1 q supper. The side bringing the least new members within the next three
 months will be called upon to pay fol | it. A social session followed the bus mess meeting and the fun went along in good shape under the leadership of Professors Baribault and Bienvenu Refreshments were served.
 A small banking institution has
 been established at the New England
 Watch concern. A bank has been placed in the shop, the keys of which are in the possession of the foremen of each room and the superintendent of the concern. The employees are in- vited to put money in the bank each week until the summer vacation when | they can draw it out. There will be seventeen weeks before the summer vacation. The employees, by putting a dollar or two in the bank each week. will have a snug little sum saved when the vacation comes. Once the 1 money goes into the bank it cannot be drawn until the summer vacation. This will afford the employees an op- portunity of saving q little money each week which otherwise they would perhaps spend foolishly. The insti- t71fin11 of tho haO1- Taaofc xx-jth fhc