Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-22
CITY NEWS

] Locks is visiting friends in this city.
 Miss Katie Conley and Miss Mar,
 E. Mulcahy, of 2S4 North Main street have gone to Morris for few weeks B. J. Torkomian has sold for Floyt i l.. Andrews q five tenement block ant l store on the corner of Washington ant
 River streets to William Comber.. Architect J. A. Jackson now q resl dent of New York, and family. ar
 rived in Woodmcnt Monday evenin: for the summer at their cottage there The Misses Anna L. Bowes of Bald i win street and Josephine Hurley O South Main street attended the com mencement exercises at Holy Cross Worcester, yesterday.
 Court F. R. Crosby. F. of A.. vii
 meet tonight at o'clock at 633 Nortt
 Riverside street, 10 take action on ths
 death of Daniel Lawlor, whose funera
 will be held tomorrow morning.
 The board of public works met at 1
 o'clock this afternoon to take action eI
 bids for the trunk sewage disposal
 sewer into South Brooklyn. The Me
 Govern Construction Co is the lowest bidder.
 While coupling cars at Beacon Falls
 yesterday, George Brown, a brakeman
 got his shoulder crushed and also re. ceived injuries to his chest and ribs
 He was brought to Waterbury, where
 Dr Russell attended him.
 A class of nineteen pupils gradu-
 ated from St Mary's school this after
 noon at 3 o'clock. The Rev W. J.
 Slocum conferred the diplomas. The
 program consisted of recitations. de clamations and vocal aud instrumen- tai music
 MT and Mrs Frank Hodson of Wat erbury will occupy J. W. Hodson's cottage at Laurel beach during July. The Misses Marguerite. Lillian and Esther Hodson and Fred Hodson of
 Waterbury were Sunday guests of Mrs Hodson.
 The young folks who live in the neighborhood of 135 Baldwin street tell wonderful stories regarding the lawn party given in honor of May Blane's 10th birthday. A musical and literary program was rendered. includ- ing singing and recitations. Refresh ments were served by Amy Lawson and William Blanc, IT.
 Rev Father McClean of St Mary's parish, Milford, has completed Jr- engagements with the officers and mem- bers of the WoodInont fire company whereby he can have the use of the company's meeting room for couple of hours each Sunday for holding in them religious services. The holding of these services will begin on the first Sunday in July and will continue the balance of the season.
 The beautiful month of June is now nearing its end and yet large number of people have shown a marked indif- ference to the appeals made to them to call upon the assessors, who are in session days and evenings. and list their ratable property. After June all not listed by the owners will be attended to by the assessors and 10 per cent will be added, as the statute provides, for failure 10 comply with the law. This is important and every body should attend to it.
 The following are the new officers of the Bunker Hill school district: Com. H. A. Jilson; collector. George Mahler; secretary, George $. Clapp: auditors, c. s. Doherty, c. E. Beardsley, ". q. Epson. A committee of A. H. Wells, H. A. Jilson and Charles Egan will supervise the erection Of new school house on tbe Guy Porter lot, recently purchased by the district for ST,000. A committee consisting of Messrs Jilson. Bohl and Plumbly Will dispose Of the old build. Ing.
 ]. Swenson has been for some time up cottage which he has had built at Fort Trumbull beach. and Satuoiay he spent the day cleaning up around the lot on which this cot. tage stands. cutting down and carry ing away in his arms q large amount of poison ivy. which ha did not par -icuiarly notice. but which was svi- ien-ly there. for Saturday evening he was in agony from the itching and burning which developed on his hands. face and neck. Swelling fol- lowed and for a time he was unable to see ont Of his eyes
 SlDiay the Holy Name societies will attend memorial service at the Sacred Heart church. The different srri"-.H> are requested to leave their meeting places early enough -p Tparh St PafriCk's hall bv . o'clock. Marshal John II. Moran will have full charge uf the line 0f march. St Jos zI5iI's. uniformed rank. will head the araie flis year. the members will wear white gloves and carry cane and B bouquet uf flowers. After leaving -he church the line 0f march will he 1ut East Main street to Siiver street. t0 Duhliu, tO = T0Seph's cemeterY. where prayer VIII be oferef at inc first grave \ committee will plara flowers on the graves os lereas1,i members. Representatives will decorate the graves ln new >t JHserh's and Cal raTy cemeteries.
 Young men of today have fastifio1s tastes. They Ike a falrir slnaI thin watrh We haze a fae asSo-trnenf of .heu- plain and euzrares1. with rhe reTy lest movements made il thIs size. Today ve are abe 70 show vau The sest all around watch ever pr11ueai , far SIP Cps0n Iewelry Co. watch uzkers.