Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-18
CITY NEWS

Tonight, at Auditorium, Military band promenade. Latest music. Special sale of washable vests at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S, $1, $1.5O and $2OO.
 The Rev W. w. w. Wilton, pastor of the Grace NJ. B. church of New Haven, will preach at both services | at the First M. D. church tomorrow. Floyd William Foster of Thomas l ton, divinity student at Wesleyan unversity, will occupy the pulpit at St Paul's M. B. church on Farm ! street tomorrow.
 The funeral of Mark s. Chipman took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence on Chipman street, with service by Dr Anderson | and interment in Riverside cemetery. Joseph, the months old son of MT and Mrs John Heating of 2S Frank lin street, died last night. The fu- neral was held this morning at II o'clock with interment in Calvary cemetery. . The funeral of Mrs Ellen Mahler will be held from the family resi- dence on North Willow street to- morrow with service by the Rev De Witt Williams and interment in Riv- erside cemetery.
 A high mass will be celebrated Monday morning at ' o'clock at St Patrick's church for the late Miss Mary Malone of West Clay street. The funeral will take place to-mor- row afternoon with services at the church at o'clock. a
 Mrs William L. Hotchkiss and Mrs L. Montague of North Willow street were out for ride yesterday, when the horse shied near Welton street,
 throwing both occupants out. Both
 were badly shaken up, but neither was seriously hurt.
 Rev William J. Slocum will preach the sermon and Bishop Tierney will lay the corner stone of the new paro- chiel school of the Church of the Im- maculate Conception at Hartford, Sunday, September Q, at o'clock in the afternoon.
 MlSS JGHllc A. riShCy, uouSheSA of Mr and Mrs J. H. Freney of 49S West Main street, has accepted po- sition as assistant principal in one Of the public schools at Meriden. Miss Freney is graduate of the Water bury high school and of the Normal school at New Britain.
 Upon the complaint of Miss Mary Thi1onft c arrested to-day by Constable Lannon on a writ issued by Attorney Bauby. Chilcott runs restaurant on South Main street below Union, and the girl was employed by him. Chilcott furnished bail. The case will be tried in day or so.
 The Rev Father Traynor has con- sidered it advisable to change the hours for mass in both extremes of his parish.. At St Michael's in Wa terville the hours for mass hereafter will be at s and 10 o'clock on Sun days, and at St Mary Magdalene's in Oakville the hour will be 9:30. This change goes into effect tomorrow.
 The Patrick Sarsfeld club of Wa terbury and all the Emmet clubs throughout the state will have a Sein Fein outing at Steeplechase Island in Bridgeport tomorrow. Some of the best newspaper men in the state besides very many of its most distinguished citizens will be present. The local club will leave on the $50 train and it is expected that every member will be on hand.
 The board of public works held short meeting this morning and ap- proved a bill of s2,536.0S for the Grouse Construction Co. It was voted to recommend to the alder men that sewers be laid in Colley street. The board will have an out ing on August 23 for the purpose of looking over the sewage disposal ex- perimental station in the city yard and also to inspect the work being done on the sewage disposal plant in South Brooklyn.
 The warm weather of recent date has made the popular day excursions under the management of the N. Y, \. H. and H. R. R. Co especially at- tractive, and particularly so with the trip planned for Tuesday next, the features of which are advertised in to-day's issue. The desire for a days outing and rest is inherent In every active mind, and the opportunities afforded upon this delightful trip should not be overlooked. Remem- Der that the sale of tickets is strictly limited, and the would be excursion ist" should purchase early to guard against disappointment.
 John Moriarty is in receipt of a communication from the committee in charge of the reception to be ten dered to William Jennings Bryan by the National Democratic club of New York on his return from Europe, of- fering him the freedom of the rooms during the event. Governor Folk of Missouri is chairman of this commit tee. Lewis Nixon, chairman of the plan and scope committee. has also communicated with Mir Moriarty in forming him that he has been ap- pointed a member of the reception committee. The affair will take place on August 90 and will be a magnificent demonstration.
 There was very little business for the city court to-day. Dennis Cliff ford was fined s7 and costs or given the alternative of going to jail for being intoxicated last evening and forgetting to call upon the probation