Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-29
CITY NEWS

Miss Edith O'Brien of Boston Is the guest os tho Misses Margaret and Josephine Dillon of William street.
 Miss Reeds dancing pupils will give a shirt waist dance at her academy in K. of c. hall tomorrow evening. The bureau of assessment will meet tomorrow night and the law conmit- tee will hold session Friday evening.
 Thomas Parker of Washington street and John Dillon of William Medical school.
 Friday morning at St Thomas's church there will be an anniversary high requiem mass for the late Mrs Mary D. Butler.
 Mrs Games S Lambert, wife Of ColA onel Jar.es S. Lambert of the Philadelphia Press. has returned home after visit with Ms ]. J.3 O'Neil Of this city.
 The breach of promise suit of Marie Pumella against PasQuale Contaadi fo7k $5,000 damages has been withdrawn from the superior court, the allegations set up by the plaintiff having 6allena through.
 Notwithstanding the downpour of rain early this morning, the @psiukAinAsl cant was out as usual, and its presence prompted many to remark that tao{ city must have water to waste so long as 1t can afford to toss it about an all { directions when the streets are abouct as wet as they can be made.
 At the regular meeting of Court R, F. Phelan, K. of A., the following of ficerS were elected: o. R., WlllIama Fitzpatrick; s. c. R., Thomas Kenney; recording secretary, Michael Kav0~t naugh; $. w., Thomas Dillon; !. W.si Michael Moriarty; s. B., Patriclu Horan; J. B., James Geraghty.
 The Rev William Lynch, pastor of St Mary's church, Bridgeport, whoseI home is in this city, celebratedy yester@ day the seventeenth anniversary Of hisl ordination to the priesthood. He re- ceived many congrRtulati ations from hisI parishioners and friends andewas nls0l made the recipient of many bsautifulI gifts.
 The expecte6 has happened with ref~l erence to the listing of property. ThaS assessors office is crowded to-day andI it is likely that the lobby will be- packed tomorrow. All cannot bol waited upon now, no matter how harSI@ they try, but those who get lesk csn- not say that they were not aware ol the time limit.
 At the annual meetings of the Hopos vile school district last night officers were chosen as follows: Committee, ID. w. Wtghtman; tax collector. Charles D. Cough; treasurer. John B. Hull; clerk, F. c. Lowrey; auditors. Senator Cornelius Tracy, Henry Wey- ana and w. E. Case. It was voted to lay q. three mill tax on all the rat able, property in the district, the snrno to Be due and payable October 10. 1904. It was decided to build an $S,- TOO addition to the Chapel street school, the work Do be done under tho direction of committee consisting of Senator Tracy, E. L. Tyrrell, Theodorel Miller, D. G. Wightman.
 The Sacred Heart drum corps ia making preparations on an extensdvei scale for the annual state convention of the Connecticut Fife and Drum corps, which will be held at the Driving parkl in this city July 80. Benoresthe hold-i ing of the prize contests at the park there will be a street parade in whichl drum corps from all over the stafe willl take part LalIier's orchestra hast been engaged to furnish music for the4 dancing at the park. The committed wishes RIl persons who wash to rent privileges on the grounds to send ina their bids before next Sunday. The committee consists of R. Moran, S. Mitchell G. Degnan, J. Lyman, J. Lane. |. Tiernan, D. Shea, E. Curley ana .Tsl3 3TswYsNh4