Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-30
CITY NEWS.

home from their wedding trip.
 Mrs John Millerick of Bishop street is rapidly recovering. She hasxReen ill for some weeks.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Showers tonight; Tuesday fair; light, variable winds, becoming southwest.
 Walter L., the sixteen year old son of MT and Mrs Homer I. Bassett of Long Hill, died yesterday. The fu- neral will take place tomorrow after noon with service at the house and lnterment in Pine Grove cemetery. Miss Elizabeth Hayden of Washing ton street, a popular employe of the New England Watch company, left to- day for Blackwell's Island, New York. where she will enter the hospital con ducted there by the sisters of charity. to study to be q trained nurse.
 Dr Lynch of Bridgeport, who is in- terested with Attorney Cullenen of the same place i'll the estate of the late Patrick O'Hara, the engineer who was killed in the railroad accident near Winsted recently, was in town today inquiring into the condition of Mrs O'Hara, who is i'll.
 The three Labelle children of Cham berS street, who have been suffering from an attack of smallpox, were dis charged from the isolation hospital to-day. There are four patients still at the institution. These and one quarantined house at the corner of Round Hill and Wood streets are the only reminders now left of the malady.
 Great preparations have been made Tor the annual pilgrimage to the Shrine of Ste Anne de Beaupre. Canada this year. The start will be made to-mor- row and it is estimated that the crowds this year will Surpass those of preced- ing years. The Rev Father Senesac of this city is one of the members of the organization committee, which is com posed of the French pastors of Connec- ticut.
 The trouble between Rocco and Rousso, as it is known ill the district court, began to-day before Judge Cowell. A ticket to Italy is the cause of the trouble. The plaintiff claims he did not use it and the defendant would not return him his money. The city court decided against the defend ant and the present hearing is an ap- peal from that decision.
 Tn the district court this afternoon Judge Cowell granted an order to Judge Peasley to sell the goods of Oc- tave +. Cardinal of Round Hill street. Some time ago MT Cardinals business was attached by his creditors and the order to sell was granted to satisfy their claims. The sale will take place at II o'clock Wednesday fore noon and Constable NJ. F. Carmody will act as auctioneer.
 Business is rushing at the assessors office today Tomorrow will be the last opportunity people will have this year to file lists of such taxable prop erty as they own i'll Waterbury. Those who have not yet complied with the law should do so tomorrow and>save themselves the additional expense which will come in the shape of a ten per cent addition to their rate bills.
 Benjamin Chatfield of 50 Hawkins street, a civil engineer in the employ of k. A. Cairns. and Miss Mary L. Gold smith of 80 East Clay street were mar iiSSt liilo HUI ui1S dL , U CHUCK dC ity church by the Rev Dr Buckley. The ushers were Dr William o. Beech CT, Walter Palmer, Gerard Chatfield and Lamont Hall. Immediately after the marriage ceremony Mir and Mrs Chatfield left on a wedding tour. On their return they will reside at 33 Fair view street. The wedding presents were numerous and costly.
 The case of Thomas Hoar versus Contractors Lathrop and Shea, which was to have been heard in the city court this afternoon. has been contin- ued. This morning Attorney Byrne counsel for the plaintiff, moved for a bill of costs on the grounds that Sat urday afternoon Attorney Minor, coun- sel for the defendants, informed him that the case would have to go over as he could not locate his chief wit ness. The plaintiff came from Bridge port yesterday i'll order to be on hand 1 to-day and returned home upon the ad- vice of his counsel. To the great sur prisv of Attorney Byrne, Attorney Mi nor said this morning he was ready tc go on and the bill of costs should moi be allowed. Attorney Byrne was no1 ready, so that the case had to go ovel and the question of additional costs
 pon the defendant will be decided 1later.