Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-16
CITY NEWS
Bicycle repairing at Youmana.

There will be a months mind mass at the church of the Immaculate Con ception tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock for the late, John NJ. Connolly, son of MT and Mrs Miles Connolly.
 The funeral of Josephine, the nine months old daughter of MT and Mrs Edmond Hyland of B South street, took place Sunday afternoon at 3:3o o'clock with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The entertainment committee of the St Joseph T. A. society met in the club house Sunday and made arrangements for the annual excursion which will take place on Saturday. August 1, to North Beach by way of New Haven.
 Ivy temple, No 5, R. S., will hold it's sixth anniversary tomorrow night. Members are especially requested to be present to answer to the roll call. Meeting will begin at o'clock sharp. entertainment at 9; refreshments and ice cream will be served.
 Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Jane c. Boyce of Hartford and Thomas c. Oliver of Waterbury. The wedding will take place at the home of Miss Boyce's father, John Boyce, of No S9 Chestnut street Hartford, on Tues day, June 30, at 5:30 p. m. @
 Invitations have been sent out for the wedding of Miss Julie Smith Reil- ly and Dr George Cornelius Bailey at St Josephs cathedral, Hartford, Mon- day morning, June %. at II o'clock. Miss Reilly has conducted classes of dancing and department in Waterbury and other cities for several years.
 Tn the superior court this morning Judge Thayer signed the papers ask ing for a hearing in the contempt of court. proceedings ill the P1att Bros X Go against the city officials of Water bury. They will be served today or tomorrow and are returnable Friday when date will be fixed for filing an answer.
 Court Vigilant, No 80, F. of A., held an important and largely attended meeting in their hall in e. A. R. building last evening and elected off cers for the ensuing term: Chief ranger, kThomas Heating; sub-chief ranger, John Hogan! recording secretary, Jo- seph Delaney; senior woodward, John McFarry; junior woodward, John Which; senior beadle, Dennis Sullivan; Junior beadle, John Reilly; lectuser, John Mcfarland; deputy chief ranger, Michael Oass. This court is already one of the finest courts in the city and promises to be one of the best in the state.
 At the annual meeting of the Water l bury Industrial school yesterday after noon officers were chosen as follows President, Mrs R. R. Stannard; vice president, Mrs A. S. Chase; secretary Mrs Gilman c. Hill; treasurer, Miss Catherine l.. Peck; prudential commit, tee, Messrs F. B. Rice, E. Leaven, worth, H. $. Chase, Mrs Rufus Smith Mrs Hill; superintendent of school Miss E. J. Whiton; assistant superin. tendent, Miss Katherine Hill; direct resses, Mrs Wilcox, Mrs Lowe, Mrs E Alton, Miss Wade. Miss K. D. Hamil poration to fill a vacancy from the Elizabeth Whitmore, superintendent was read and approved.
 Mayor Kilduff, Commissioners Finn Moore and Filling were present at the meeting of the board of charities yes terday. After much discussion it was 1 voted to disapprove the bill of c +. TrOtt for $136, which he has paid for the maintenance of Mrs Annie Will son, an inmate of the Conneeticut hos l pital for the insane at Middletown Mrs Wilson was committed to the re ! treat some years ago by her late hus band, but she has never been a charge upon the city. A communication iron John Pope of Seymour offering to sel wood for $4 per cord in Seymour ol 1 $4.70 per cord to be delivered in this l city was referred to the committee or wood. The matter of receiving esti mates of the cost of the proposed auto matic fire apparatus for the doors al the Brookside home was referred to { committee.
 All tickets for the commencement ex ercises of the senior class of the Higt school which have not been exchanged by tonight will be no good The tickets not exchanged will be given to the com l missioners of the board of education l Superintendent Tinker and Schoo Clerk Fitzgerald and will in turn bt | given to those who want them or apply for them. The demand for tickets thig 1 year has been far in excess of the sup | few empty seats at Polls theater o1 Thursday night Commissioners Kent Chase, Carmody and Chapman of thu board of education, School Inspecto 1 Smith and probably Mayor D. c. Xii duff will attend the commencement ex ercises of the graduating class of tn, Sprague school. which will be held il EPythian hall. Waterville. tonight. I'm address to the graduates will be deliv cred by Vice-Chairman Charles Y
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