Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-25
CITY NEWS

Ex-Mayor c. R. Baldwin is visiting in Waterbury.
 To-night's the night, American band prom, Auditorium. Louie will be there.
 Mrs Joseph Corcoran of Maple street is spending the summer at a cottage at Walnut Beach.
 Howard Barlow, son of former Mayor Barlow, will graduate from the Yale Sheffield school next week.
 John Dallas, Roland Camp and Ed win Northrop of this city will gradu- ate from Yale university next week.
 Tomorrow will be Memorial Sunday for the Holy Name societies. They decorate graves tomorrow afternoon
 Go D, Hibernian Rifles. will hold a special meeting to morrow morning. All members are requested to attend.
 The Sunday school children of St Pauls church are enjoying an outing at Boulder grove this afternoon. Two special trolley cars conveyed the party to the grove where they enjoyed a merry time.
 The fire department was called to the residence of Charles Blake on Ma pie street yesterday afternoon to do battle with fire in the roof of the house. The damage amounted sto about $200. I The American band is giving a con cert in Hamilton park this afternoon l The class of 1904 of the Waterbury High school and their friends will have an outing at Compounce Mon. day. They will take the S:3O a. m train to Bristol and the trolley from there to the lake.
 Monday and Tuesday will be bis days at New Britain. The State saengerfest will be held and the towr will be crowded with people from diff ferent places. The Concordias of this city will go over Monday forenoon leaving on a special train from thC Highland division at 10 o'clock. I The case of Margaret Roone, against Frank Woolworth. proprlctoi of the ten cent store will not be heard in the superior court Tuesday. At torney O'Neil, counsel for the plain tiff, found this morning that he couIt not put the case on, Wilder vs Wilder contested divorce case, coming nex It will be first heard Tuesday.
 Mrs Bridget German died last nigh at the residence of her daughter. MT Thomas Flanagan, on Birch street Besides Mrs Flanagan she leaves an other daughter, Mrs Margaret Basset Of Portchester, N. Y., and two son in Scotland. The funeral will talx place tomorrow afternoon at 1 o,cloc1 with service at the Sacred Hear church and interment in new St To seph's cemetery.
 Miss Jennie O'Neill on Tuesday las received diploma from the Massachr setts state normal school At North AZ ans. Miss O'Neill's achievement is TIT precedented in the annals of the Mort Adams school, which is noted for thol oughness of its course and the sfric, ness with which its students are obiige to fulfill all requirements Mis O'Neill succeeded in completing the tw years course of study in one, the onI one to succeed Of twelve who attemp
 ed the task. Miss O'NeiII has been on of the popular and progressive teacher
 of Waterbury and for eight years ha served as principal of the Lincol
 school Her friends the congratulatfn her on her success.
 . Judge Burpee, counsel for the trolle I company, said this morning that | expects the trouble between the cit , and the 0. R. and L. Go over the Oal vile bridge will be adjusted in yer
 short time. He has had several confe
 ences with City Attorney Kellogg ar
 Mayor Elton about the matter, he sai ! and 1t was on the feeling that has bee : created after these conferences tn, : the matter in the superior court WI : put over. Mayor Elton has told hi s that he will bring the matter befol : the board of public works as soon ' $ possible It would have been settle 7 long ago but for the complications 5 it on account of the railroad oWniT < the bridge.