Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
CITY NEWS

The enterta5nment committee of fhA queens Daughters will meet this even- ing in St PaFick's hall at S:15. Up to noon to-day Collector Hunt had taken in $7,200 in cash and about $34,O0O in checks. At press hour the rush was still on.
 There will be a months mind mass. tomorrow morning at o'clock at fhe Immaculate Conception church for the late Michael F. Keefe of Martin street
 In the probate court to-day there was a hearing on the estate of Emily Loucks and on the account of her coli4 servator, William Krooner. It will be resumed tomorrow.
 There have been barn dances and barn dances. but the South End Social club say if you want to see the reat thing call down at their rustic enter tainment Friday night
 The department of safety will meet. at o'clock this afternoon and the board Of health will have a session at 5. The board of public works will hold q session at 7:30 this evening
 Gus KIeinecke. son of W. c. Klein ecke of this city and Miss Lucy Rog
 
 ried in Portland Me on May 30 The bride is the leading lady of "The Rag ged Hero company, of which the groom is manager and musical direc- tor.
 Miss Harriet L. Joy of Grandview avenue and Edward l.. Cowles. for merly of this city, but now of Fitch burg, will be married at the rectory of St Patrick's church tomorrow morning at g o'clock. After a brief wedding tour to Newport and Atlantic City they will reside at Whalom Lake, Fitchburg.
 The last drill of the season will be held tonight by Go G. The present drill season has been marked by an. absence of any battalion drills. which were formerly rather popular. After the drill tonight final arrangements will be made for the trip to the st Louis exposition. 1t is expected that about 70 persons will go on the trip.
 The Waterbury High school baseball team will play the team of the Che shire Military academy at the Athletic field tomorrow afternoon at 2.30s o'clock The military boys have a strong team and are confident Of win ming easily The local boys are now playing fast game and intend 10 dis agreeably surprise the Cheshire play CTS.
 The monument to be erected in the Hibernian plot in St Joseph's cemetery will be unveiled Sunday afternoons June 19 Rev W. l. Slocum will deliver the oration parade consisting of al the local md Naugatuck divisions 0f the order will be held under tEe direc ton of Grand Marshal John F. GaIvin, National President Dolan and othek members of the national and state bodies will be Tn attendance and the occasion will be the biggest dny iR the history of Hiherninnism in Waterbrry
 The funeral of William Fl. R'eserd took place this morning from his ,,.fn home on East Main street with ulass of requiem at the Immaculate pon ceptlon church and interment in Gal vary cemetery The bearers were Patrick Stapleton, John v nahua. John Kane. John Delehanry. M.cSsel Staplcton The floral tributes locsud- { cd a pillow marked Husband. from the widow of the deceased wreath. Annie and Michael Stapleton, wreatf. o. w. Taylor; wreath, Deiia sos and Etta Maher.
 The assessors will be in their offic~ tomorrow and the rest of the month for the purpose of receiving statements from rate-payers regarding their prop erty. Everybody who owns anything that belongs In the grand list should call upon the assessors and thus save the 10 per cent which the law obltges the board to add to all property rot listed by the owner. Considering tho high rate of taxation dt is surprising how many fail to save the added per cenetage when they could do so with snt putting themselves to much trou-