Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-08
CITY NEWS.

Liberty Circle will meet ill Forest CTS hall this evening.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Rain tonight and Sunday; brisk east erly winds.
 John Moriarty is establishing agen- cies for the AIultiplex gas incandes- cent lamp throughout the state.
 There will be months mind mass for Mrs Mary Gagain at s o'clock at the church of the Immaculate Con- ception Tuesday morning next.
 The May festival of the St Joseph's T. 4. society will be held May II to r, instead of May 10 to B as pre- yiously announced. .
 Prof. Bailey's advanced dancing class meets on Monday evening at K of c. hall. Platt block. The new ly opened beginners waltz and two step class on Tuesdey evening at 70 Bank street.
 Teresa, the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs F. Pashukinis of no Railroad Hill street, died last night at Il o'clock. The funeral was held this af- ternoon at o'clock. Interment was il Calvary cemetery.
 The schedule of games i'll the Y. NJ. C \. Basketball league at the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium tonight is as fol- lows: NormanSvs Monitors, Stars ys Eagles, Losters vs Business Men. Ad- mission to the games is free.
 l. Chase, the popular milliner, is making extraordinary preparations for spring trade. The decorations alone hn ici+ hn Walter Sackett. the artist. is making the store look like q veritable bower Of beauty.
 \ novena to St Patrick was com menced at St PatriclS's church this morning. In addition to the services i'll the morning. services will be held each evening at 7:30 Tomorrow night there will be vespers, benedic- ton and a sermon. The Rev Father Fitzgerald of the Sacred Heart chuICn will preach the sermon.
 Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock Commander Booth Tucker will deliver most interesting lecture at Polls the ater. As illustrated by number of vivid stereopticon views and realistic tableaux, appropriate singing by mem berS of the National singing brigade which accompanies the commander, and which, by the way, is under the leadership of one well known Water buryite, Ensign McKenz1e
 Professor Solomon Rosenthal of New York, who is well known throughout the country, arrived here this morning and gave a lecture at the Hebrew synagogue on Canal street be fore a large congregation. Professor Rosenthal, who is a very eloquent speaker, will deliver lecture il Speedwell hall tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock on .The Triumph Of Juda- ism" All Hebrews in the city are cor dially invited to attend the lecture.
 The news of more smallpox made a busy time for the doctors today There was q rush of people to get vac cinated. The old adage, "A stitch i'll time saves nine," holds good with re- gard to smallpox. If there is any vir- tue in vaccination, and all authentic authorities agree that there is, then people should lose no time in having the, job done. It is not only a protec- tion to the individual, but to the com- munity
 Mulcahy council Knights of Column bus. will hold very important meet ing at Columbus hall tomorrow after noon at 2:30. Prof Wilby will read an interesting paper and State Deputy William J. Neary of Naugatuck will have an important report to make on the doings of the last National council There will be a sort of q social time after the meeting and all members of the order in this city are invited to be present.
 Mayor Kildnff is in receipt of a communication from woman in Sut- tan. Quebec, Canada. inquiring about her husband, a man named Israel Goodhart or Verbencourt He left her about nine months and she heard that he had since died at the Water bury hospital. The hospital author ities know nothing about any man of either name. If anybody can throw any light on the question, the mayor will be glad to hear from him.. Matt Wheeler, the well known CO., median and singer of Bridgeport. has 1 been engaged for tomorrow evenings regular monthly family entertainment of the Concordia society," There will be also songs by NJ. McEvoy and by the chorus, selections by the orchestra, etc. The entertainment will conclude with a musical sketch entitled '"Ehe 1 Organizing of the First Singing So- ciety in Kamerim,' presneted by II. Spoo, ID. Beerbaum, IT. Wendehack, F. Reed and Joseph Miller.
 After Easter the children of the Sunday school at St Thomas's will give an entertainment for the benefit of the church. Preparations for this were begun some time ago and the af- fair is almost perfected now The children will appear in a series of pretty figures, special dances and mu- sic The teachers of the Sunday school have taken the greatest inter- est in this affair and have produced a most winning entertainment of the most novel character Everything in it is new, so that it cannot fail to be a great success.
 Carl Ruffenuch and Miss Belle Carl ton. the former of Spokane, Wash
 and the latter of Portland, Ore, were
 married this morning ill the city
 clerks office by Attorney Bauby, in presence of a large number of specta-
 tors. Constable Donahue acted as H.