Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-11
CITY NEWS


Read the Sunday Telegram to-mor-
row, sure.
The board of education will hold a
meeting Monday evening at the usual
place and tire.
An anniversary mass Of requiem
will be celebrated at the Immaculate
Conception church Monday morning
at 8 O'Clock for the late Robert Nc
Grath.
There will be requiem mass Mon
day morning at o'clock at the I'm.
maculate Conception church for the
late Edward s. Howard of School
street.
An anniversary requiem mass will
be celebrated at st Francis Xaviers
church Monday morning at 730
O'Clock for the late John Ready of
Baldwin street.
The seats on the green came in
handy to-day. The weather was just
| right for rest beneath the shade of
! the mighty elms and as result the
benches were in big demand.
Several Waterbury people, includ-
| ing many members of Wadhams post,
q. A. r., are in Seymour this after
noon, attending the unwilling of sol
diers' monument in that town.
| The annual state funniest, under the
auspices of the Waterbury Turn
! Verein, is on to-day at the Waterbury
4 Driving park, and will be continued
this evening in Turn hall, Jefferson
street.
There will be special meeting of
| the Hibernian Rifles In their hall to-
morrow, Sunday, at 1915 a. M at
| which important business lis to be
transacted. A full attendance is de-
| sired.
The list of delinquent water con.
sumers, numbering between thirty and
thirty five, has been turned over to the
superintendent, and it is now up to him
to turn the crank and let these parties
see how 1t feels to get along without
| the service.
The bartenders and the brewery
workers will play game Of ball a
week from tomorrow. The lineup of
the bartenders is as follows: Mnlligan.
c; Galway, p; Lawlor, 1b: Doyle, 2b;
| Noonan, IS; Coogan, 3b: Ward, If; De-
laney, eff; Mccarthy, IF.
/ In New Haven yesterday a divorce
| was granted to Hattie SandIand from
Burton Sandland. and to Luella Gold
smith from A. Edward Goldsmith. De-
sertion was the allegation in each
case. Sandland is supposed to be in
Australia and Goldsmith lives in
| Thomaston.
J. G. Hamlin of 30 North Main street,
electrical and steam engineer, formerly
with Rice & Baldwin and the Northern
Construction Co of New York has
charge of the construction work on the
new trolley road being built for the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co,
which is being done by J. G. Ley & Co
of Springfield, Mass.
Letters are arriving every day from
the Company G boys telling of the
many sights to be seen at st Louis
but they all say that there are nc
souvenirs SO unique as the copper in
gots they have with them which were
given them by st Joseph's T.. A. society
Ingots similar to those will be sold
next week for the sum of 10 cents, sc
as to help defray expenses of the big
G. T. A. U. parade and field meet next
Saturday.
There is considerable rivalry among
the societies which form the G. Il. A
u. as to which will win the beauty
prize at the field day in W'aterbur,
June 10. The Young Mems T. A. &
II d.
ing the best appearance at the field
day in Springfield on Labor day of las
year. and as it Is going to Waterbur,
this year it may land the first prize il
the same sort of a contest.-New Brit
! ain Herald.
Mrs Esther Kennedy and family
Mr. and Mrs e. Il. Simmons, Mrs Mary
Mcdonald, Mr. and Mrs H. d. Brown
In Of Do ga11o a
Foley of Brooklyn, N. Y, left to-day t,
attend the graduation exercise o
Miss Mary e. Kennedy, of 20 Sout
street. Miss Kennedy has attends
Mrs Graves private college at New
Haven and Is a bright young lady i
music. Miss Kennedy is going t
teach the kindergarten in the Wash
ington street school Of this city
About fifty couples attended the whis
and dance given by the senior debatin,
club of the Waterbury High school las
! evening at Music hall. 1t was a yer,
3 enjoyable time and all who attende,
9 are complimenting the committee 70
e the manner in which the affair wa
= carried out. Sixteen numbers wer
C danced and whist was played till 1.
3 o'clock. Refreshments were served
Among the teachers who attended wer
MISS S1nSaDaugh and MISS Garrett o
a the local High school and Prof Shut
!. of the Stamford High school.
d Mr. and Mrs Robert Dennison o
t Glasgow, Scotland. We're the guests tn
|. week past of superintendent w. ]
: Larkin of the Waterbury Clock &C
d This afternoon they sailed for home
e Mr. Dennison is an uncle of Rober
/ Dennison of the insurance firm 8
Bronson & Dennison. and Englis
agent for the Waterbury Clock o.
} Yesterday being their last day in W.
terbury they were shown some of tn
sights. Mr. Larkin who Is membe
of the board of education, Shove
them over Webster school and Primo
pal Madigan and his staff of teacher
I showed them how young America
: educated. Commissioner Beach {
the board of public safety escorte
B them through some Of the engir
houses and had the horses put throug
their drill, and in this way the visitor
last day in town was made pleasa1
for them. Mr. and Mrs Demise