Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-24
CITY NEWS


 There win be special meeting ni the Royal Neighbors this evening at : o'clock at Murray hall.
 There will be no session of the High school tomorrow as the teachers will visit the schools of other cities.
 Articles of association have been filed by the Waterbury International Athletic and Social club. incorporated.
 The Royal Neighbors will give a Japanese whist and social at Murray hall tomorrow evening. Refreshments will be served.
 About fifty couple were present last evening at the hurtly gurdy dance given by Miss Nellye Reed in her hall on East Main street.
 Lilley. Swift X company were given Judgment by default this morning by Judge Burpee against Albert Cote. The amount of the judgment Is SIS for goods sold.
 The. Third Ward Republican club will hold banquet at The Elton oil the 31 of this month. Among the speakers for the occasion will be the Hon George l.. Lilley.
 The laying of the cornerstone of the new Synagogue, Beth Israel, on kingsbury street, will take place at 2:3O o'clock Sunday afternoon, in- stead of 4:30, as originally intended.
 '.Abe" Medelssohn has returned from San Francisco and has some interest ing stories to tell of the earthquake and fire. He lost everything in the blaze. He intends to remain in this city.
 The law committee will meet to- night at s o'clock in the aldermanic chamber. If you have been notified of the session. make 1t point to be on hand or arrange to have some one state your case. If not you win be counted out.
 A very handsome crescent was pre- sented at the funeral of Mrs Adeline Perreault yesterday by Mir and Mrs Philippe Pilon. The pail bearers were Philippe Pilon. Joseph Pilon. George Pronovost, Hilaire Rodier, Elzeard Lafrance. Clement Harpin.
 The penny provident savings bank at the Friendly league will remain open until, Saturday, June 2. This will be the last date during the com ing summer in which deposits will be received, and money may be with drawn. The bank will reopen on Saturday. October 27.
 The Ladies' auxiliary, A. O. H.. and the committee of the Division A. O. H. will meet this evening al K. of c. hall at 8 o'clock to complete for Hibernian night at the opening of the charity bazaar of Queens Daughters at auditorium next Wednesday evening.
 George A. Harper of Watertown won his case against the Consolidat- ed railroad company. He sued to re- cover $50, the value of COW that was killed on the railroad last fall. The case was tried before Justice Cur tiss Atwood in Watertown yesterday and the company took an appeal from his decision.
 Bishop Tierney will administer the of confirmation to one of the largest classes that has ever been turned out in Waterville on Sunday in St Michael's church. This class will consist of at least 100, of whom are converts. Because of the confirmation ceremon- ies, the hours for services will be changed and on Sunday they will be held at s and 10 o'clock in the morn ing.
 The divorce mill in the superior court will not run tomorrow. There are no cases to be ground out and in the session will be very short. Such an occurrence as this has not taken place in years. It must be supposed. however. that the reason Is there are no cases on the docket for there are scores of them. 1t sim ply means that of the big batch awaiting trial not one of them is ready for the court.
 The meeting of Court McGivney. D. of l.. Friday evening will be purely social affair and as there will be an dancing and a social hour. very pleasant evening is an- ffcipated. Each members may invite ,ne friend. There yet remains a few who have not made returns upon the carnival tickets. and the committee them to do so Friday even Ing in order that their accounts may be closed.
 At a meeting Of representatives Of he several councils Of the K Of C md Daughters of Isabella last night ( was decided that the kniRhts houId take charge of tne entertain nent of the Queens Daughters on the 'veninE of Thursday. May 31. at the other organizations vill Ict in a similar capacity during the and the knights in- end to make their program even nore attractive than that Of any of he other societies.
 To-day fs Ascension Thursday. a ,olr dny of obligation in the Roman satholic ehurrhrs. This explains why psny wonfered vhere all tiBe p<ople ~ere going when they heard the aur- vfnr feet of footsteps passing by heir homes hefore 5 o'ciock this moru- nx- Probably the largest eDnxre<sfion hat ever rolIertei sf the Immaculate 1onrrptior ehurrh st : o'clcrk. ex- eps st | mssstnu- wss there th.s morr- nx. the rl.cr trfrx psrke1 and many 'nIinx ft impossible fo rrs h~ysui fhr fep~ Iezdinx fo the main tufrsnces It rss practically the same sf su tke '<h>r cksr~he< of that d<noninsftor. ,sf ouiy at the earir serTfce- hx< st asf q. eervtcss u1u be h<i1 af 70 1n s<eninG