Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-23
CITY NEWS

The Misses May Phelan and Katie Burns attended the graduating exer- cises at Mt St Joseph's seminary Hartford, yesterday.
 Thomas Conlon. who formerly kept a dry goods store on South Main street and who has been sojOurning in Texas for some time, is visiting in Water bury.
 Ae the commencement exercises at Mt St Joseph's seminary in Hartford yesterday, Miss Mary E. Meehan of this city graduated, receiving dlplo- ma in the musical course.
 The Hon Greene Kendrick, formerly mayor of Waterbury, was in town on business in the superior court. Mir Kendrick looked extremely well. He is developing a chin whisker and mustache on the style of Uncle Sam's.
 The class reception of the Water bury high school will be held in Lea venworth hall tonight. The reception committee consists of Patrick Healey, Roy Johnson. Horace Wooster and Wilfred Schlegel The class will have an outing at Compounce Monday.
 At meeting of Court Hellmann. S6. F. of A, last evening, the following officers were chosen: Chief ranger, Thomas Dougherty; sub-chief ranger. William COlina recording secretary, F. ]. Kendrick; senior woodward. H. O'Neill; junior woodward, ]. Leavey; senior beadle. ]. Cunningham; lec- turer, J. J. Clifford.
 Ladies' night fin Eagles hall, South Main street last night, attracted at least 800 persons. The program in- cluded a concert by FultOn's orchestra, | dancing, and exhibition by the Eagles degree team, solos by Mrs William Monahan and Daniel Roach. recitations | by William A. Lawrence, E. c. Sim mons and Daniel Lawlor. A collation. was served.
 At a meeting of the Ladies' AuxiI- iary, A. 0. H., last night Dr sI. J. Don. ahue was elected physician for the so- ciety. Ten new members were elected and about dozen propositions recelv- ed. A social session followed the busi- ness meeting during which addresses were made by John F. Calvin, D. H. Tierney and NJ. J. Colloty, all second | division men.
 The dedication of St Joseph's Lithu- anian church will take place on Sun. day, July g. The program for the day includes sermons in three Ian guages. The first mass on that day will be at a. m., at which Nthuan. ian sermon will be preached. At the II o'clock mass Father Slocum will deliver the sermon in English and ai vespers. which will take place at 7:30 In the evening, there will he sermon in Polish.
 When in need of help try a 25c ad In the Democrat. One business man ad- vertised for a clerk in our columns and received 92 written answers, besides nearly as many more applied In person It only costs 25c.
 At a meeting of the board of public works yesterday the contract for sec ton 1 of the trunk sewer from Wash. ington avenue to South Brooklyn. was awarded to the McGovern Construction Co of Trenton. \. l.. for $G4,4iiI5 With such material as the city fur. nishe the bid of the Trenton company comes quite close to the estimate made by the engineer, Sso.000. It is understood that the work will be com pleted by next June.
 Rev W. ]. sIocum presided at the graduating exercises at St Mars's school yesterday afternoon. In award ing the diplomas Father Slocum com plimented the teachers and graduates and hoped for a continuance of such splendid results. He gave the class some excellent counsel regarding how they should behave so as to make the most of their opportunities in this lifs and he happy in the next The musi cal and literary program was of a high order and the able manner in wLicf each sustained his and her part must have been source of much satisfac ton fo their parents and friends and also to Father Slocum and the corps of teachers. The hall was handsome Iy decorated and presented a most in vlting appearance.
 Sunday the Holy Name societies will attend memorial service st ths Sacred Heart church The different societies are requested to leave their respective meeting places early enosgf to reach st Patrick's han by 2 o'clock Marshal John IT. Moran will have ful charge of the line of march st Jos eph-s. uniformed rank will head tn, parade this year: the members vii wear white gloves and csrry cane and bouguet of flowers. After leavin: the church the line of march viii hs oat East Main street 10 Silver street to Dublin fo st Joseph-s cemefery where przyerx will be offered at ths first nave A committee wfil psscs flowers on the xrsre< ef decr<sei r,>mbeFR nepresen1nfives Wiil 6ersfze tbe erates ln set c 5u1ru4's sn1 c1l