Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-22
CITY NEWS

Chris Mcclure o6 Easton avenue. who met with an accident to his knee about three weeks ago. had an opera ton performed and is doing well.
 A months mind mass of requiem for the late Mary Shea will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at ' o'clock at the church of the Tmmact1- late Conception.
 At the annual meeting of the Wine, Liquor and Beer Dealers association which will be held at Eavin Rock to- morrow, Thomas H. Guest of this city will respond to the toast. "Our Organ izatfon."
 The Bartenders' association enjoyed an outing and clam bake at Pearl lakes yesterday. The festivities in- cluded concert by LalliertB orches- tra and selections by the Exchange place quartet. About 15O persons were present. The. committee con- sisted of Martin Hickey and Martin Clark.
 In the city court to-day, Morris OoI- ltns, arrested yesterday by Officer J. McOarthy, was given thirty days for drunk kenness. For the same .offense Thomas Murphy, Samuel Van Wag her, both arrested by Officer Walsh, | and Patrick Kane, who was given a nights lodging by Officer Myers were fined So and costs and placed on pro, bation for thirty days.
 Michael Martone, the boy soprano, has signed contract to appear with ''The Mad Marriage" company during the coming season. He will join the company next week. Mikey Is known l far and wide throughout the city on account of his fine, rich soprano voice The little boy has earned many a penny by singing for people at var1- ous places where he might chance to 1 be.
 Sarah Kocharske of William street will be taken to the Home for Imbe- ciles at Lakeville to- morrow by Su- l perintendent Doran of the town poor. l The girl Is fifteen years of age and has been slightly demented since she I was a child. There Is some hope of ] improvement by sending her to this l institution and the authorities believe it is only right to try what they can do for her there. She was born in Russia, but the family has resided here for several years.
 Some of the local factories are about to commence operations on ma terial for the proposed new battleshiI Connecticut There is nothing wonderful about this," said prom inent manufacturer to Democrat re porter to-day. "It makes no differ. ence what the name of the battleship may be that the government decides to build, they have Co come into the l Naugatuck valley for most of the \ stock and Waterbury gets it's share I of it. I suppose this is one reason 1 why our navy is fnvtncibIe." Another automobile run will be given on next Sunday by the F. H Towle Go, which so successfully man aged the one which took place tc Winsted week ago yesterday. Owing to the indictment weather only about ten machines participated in the run but with clear weather 1t is expected that this number will be increased tt 9 or more next Sunday. Next Sun days trip will be known as the Wa. terbury-W Woodmont run. The ma chimes will start at 9 o'clock from 1T front of the new quarters of the H. H Towie Go. next to the City hall. WheT Woodmont is reached the autpists anG their guests will enjoy dinner at thu Pembroke hotel. After enjoying tht cool sea breezes for an hour or two they will start on the return trip. Al automobilista are invited to take part in the runs