Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-10
CITY NEWS

James Kelly, 70 Howard place, on
June 6.
You can start on the road to possible
riches with one of Epson, Singleton &
Cos home savings banks.
Moriarty's undertaking night calls
are answered at the Office door, s135
Broadway up one fight. or telephone
| from any part of city, 1858.
The hall of the Washington Hill Ath-
letic club will be the scene of merry
| gathering this evening, when one Of
the clubs popular promenades will be
given.
An anniversary requiem high mass
will be celebrated In st Thomas's
church Saturday morning at o'clock
for the late David f. Dillane of Bishop
street.
The North End Athletic club will
| give promenade at their hall tonight
and all who attend are sure to have a
| pleasant time. Good music will be fur
/ nished for dancing.
The June meeting Of Mellicent Por-
ter chapter. d. A. r.. will be held on
Monday afternoon at o'clock, at the
home of Mrs Samuel Root, 972 West
Main street. Reports of national con-
gress and other meetings of order since
4 April Will De Tcdu.
/ Circus parties to the Great Adam
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers eonsoli-
dated menageries, circuses and hippo
dromes are elsewhere proving the jol-
Hest social sensation OF the season
and for electrifying sights, merry in
| terludes and unconventional enjoy
ment put theatrical ones in total
eclipse.
very pleasant surprise party was
given at the home of Ella Mulligan,
% Judd street, Wednesday night. Sew
4 eral games were played and among
those who contributed to the evening $
entertainment were as follows: blue
Bell" by Ella Mulligan and Willie Hig-
i gins; "Meet Me at st Louis" by Miss
M Kelley and r. Shannahan: In the
Valley of Kentucky" by Ella Keefe
and e. Bower. The party was over at
| late hour.
Don't let your thoughts stray away
from the idea of attending the charity
bazaar which is to be given in City
| hall for three nights commencing June
1 Is. The Queens Daughters have
taken charge of the affair, which is for
| the benefit of the Sisters of the Holy
J Ghost. the members of which cater to
one and all, rich and poor, Protestant
and Catholic. Thus it will be seen why
every person in town should be inter-
ested in the progress of this work and
see to 1t that it will be a grand sue
cess.
Most Of the lawyers will close their
officers tomorrow at noon and reopen
at Z o'clock This is in accordance
| with custom established some time
ago When the Saturday half holiday
/ Et.cf toll oil oh ho 1nx lnH
the way Each signed an agreement
to close his Office at noon every Satur-
day during june, July and August,
and many of them extended 1t to
September. This year they will not
be asked to sign any paper. Last
Saturday, though many lawyers closed
their offices the idea was not generally
| observed, but 1t is understood that all
will close tomorrow at noon.
Some members of the bar are under
the impression that there will be a SEES
sion of short calendar held here next
! Friday to arrange civil business for
| the week ensuing and dispose of II
number of divorces. Clerk Marsh has
| not yet definitely ascertained what
Judge Subway will do. He said to-
day that he understood the Judge will
come here If the members of the bar
SO DESIRE. He wrote him to-day on the
matter. 1t is expected that good
deal of civil business will be disposed
| of as there is not very much criminal
business on the docekt The only
case of Importance is that against
David g. Marsh for perjury. but 1t ap-
/ pears to be the intention of the attor-
neys interested In that case to let it
go with the decision of the supreme
court in the case against VandemarS..
At a meeting of the Reynolds mem.
Orial committee held in New Haven
last night, 1t. was decided to hire Music
hall for Sunday, July 3, for use In case
of rain storm and as place where
the guests could be received In any
4 event. The monument to James Rey-
nolds is to be unveiled on that date. It
/ was reported to the committee that all
the Irish Catholic societies had voted
to turn out on the occasion. These liz
clude the Ancient Order Of Hihernians.
several societies, the Robert Emmett
| club, the Henry Grattan and the Wolfe
Tone clubs. 1t was also reported that
/ there was every reason to believe that
Recorder John w. Goff and John De-
voy OF New York, who were associated
with Mr. Reynolds in fitting out the Ca
talpa expedition which freed Irish po-
pIlSOnSIS DIT AuSITdlId. VIII De
present. Captain Anthony OF New
Bedford. who was in command of the
ship, is also expected,
The twenty third State funniest
will be he'd under the auspices of the
Waterbury Turn Verein at Turn hall.
Jefferson street, and at the Waterbury
Driving park to-day and tomorrow.
The affair will begin at o'clock this
| evening in Turn hall, when there will
be reception. From to 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning at, the Driving
i park there will be prize turning and
there will be an intermssion from 10
4 to / o'clock for dinner. At / o'clock
the events will be continued and from
o'clock until midnight there will he
concert and dancing. At 8 o'clock in
Turn hail. Jefferson street. play en-
titled "A Venetian Night will lie
] produced. On Sunday might there will
be general festivities. The societies
which will take part, besides the Wa