Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-31
CITY NEWS.


 meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
 Special forecast for Connecticut Fair tonight and Sunday; light easter ly winds.
 Business was extremely dull in DO lice circles yesterday. Not an arres was made, even for intoxication.
 The Rev Father Slocum will speal before Isbell post, G. A. R., in S1 Francis church, Naugatuck, to-mor row evening.
 There will be an anniversary mass at o'clock Monday morning at the church of the Immaculate Conception for the late John Corr.
 Herbert H. Nodine, who for the pas three years has been foreman for tho Waterbury Manufacturing Go, has ac cepted a position with the Benson Furniture Go.
 A number of people are going from this city to- morrow evening to attend the sacred concert for the benefit o1 St Michael's church at Wateryille The concert will be given in Carter's hail.
 Miss .Gussie Carlton Clough, daugh ter of MT and Mrs John c. Clough ot New Britain and William H. Watrous of Waterbury were married Thursday evening by Rev J. W. Cooper of New Britain.
 Unpaid water rents to the number of 104 were sent out to-day from the of fee of the bureau of water. Unless the parties settle on or before June 10 they will have to get water from some other source or go without it.
 The teachers of the Barnard school Mabelle F. Wood i'll the teachers recep- tion room of the school on Thursday afternoon. After the luncheon dane ing, singing and games were enjoyed until a late hour.
 This is the last day for paying rate bills without having the percentage added. Things are rushing in the of fee of Collector Thoms so that while every other man you meet is kicking about the size of his bill still all ap- pear anxious to pay them.
 The assessors of the city of Water bury will be in session from June l, 1902, to July l, 1902, hours to 12 a. m., from 2 to 9 D. m. and from z to s in the evening, to receive lists of all persons liable to pay taxes in said city. All property to be put in the lists at fair market value.
 Michael Horan, son of Mir and Mrs died early this morning. Besides his l.. |. four sisters, John, Francis, Mamie, Christina and Annie The funeral will take place to St Francis Xavier's church Monday morning.
 A photograph of the students of Co., lumbia college of physicians and sur geons is on exhibition in Pollak's pie ture gallery on Bank street. The group contains the picture of A. W. Pollak, son of Adolph Pollak, who graduates next month and has already been engaged for one of the big hos pitals in New York
 The regular monthly meeting of the Catholic Women's association will be held Monday evening. It will be one of the most important meetings of the year and every member, therefore. is earnestlyrequestedto attend. Directors will be elected for two years and the coming closing evening will be dis cussed, besides other important busi- ness.
 The funeral of Patrick McKenna was held from the residence of his sister, Miss Anna McKenna, of 23 Cole street, to the Immaculate Conception church this morning at 9 o'clock A requiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev Father McGuane. The pall- bearers were Thomas Kiernan, Patrick Gillmer. Michael Brady, John Doolan. Jerry Connors and Charles Egan. In terment was in the new St Joseph's cemetery.
 Town Clerk F. P. Brett has received copies of the proposed amendments to the constitution. They will be distrib- uted to all who call for them while they last. There will be vote on the pro- posed constitution on June IS and it might be well that electors and others should read it and find out if the changes agreed upon by the convention are worth ratifying. Copies of the draft can also be had at the Democrat office.
 Miss Gertrude Mccormack of South Main street entertained about thirty little friends Thursday evening. Among the attractions were piano selections by Master Walter Brothers, vocal duet, the Misses Brothers and Mertz: reel tation. "The Auctioneer," by Master Joseph Courtney; cake walk, the Misses Hall. After partaking of a merry repast the jolly party dispersed, declaring Miss Mccormack to be a charming little hostess.
 A little folder containing the fire alarm boxes and the railroad time ta- ble just issued at the Democrat office can be had for the asking by those desiring them. There was and is even now big demand for the Democrat calendars, which were all given out long ago. Many people wanted the on account of the railroad time table being printed on it. The folder Answers this purpose just as we'll and can be carried in the vest pocket.
 The Socialistic Labor party has the following state ticket: For governor, Ernest Oakley, New Ha- ven; lieutenant governor, James T. Minee, Hartford; secretary of state, s. G. Harrison,; treasurer, Adams Marx, New London; comptroller, T. I. Tl<,xr D,s+ Akx