Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-19
CITY NEWS

To-night's the night-American | band prom at Auditorium. A son was born to-day to MT and
 Mrs Thomas Carmody of 254 Dub lin street.
 A daughter was born yesterday tG Mir and Mrs James O'Connell or ll2
 Baldwin street.
 The commencement exercises Of the convent of Notre Dane will be on
 Wednesday, June 20.
 Another chapter in Clayton An drews' Matrimonial Tangie.H-See Sunday Telegram tomorrow.
 Company A. held it's annual field day on the Summit rife range, near the Cheshire trolley line to-day.
 On Monday evening, June II. the NJ. A. whist club will give a promen- ade and dance at Columbus hall
 An entertainment entitled "A Dream of the Flowers" will be given by the Third Congregational church on Thursday evening, May S1.
 There will be an anniversary high mass Monday morning at s o'clock at Immaculate Conception church for the late John Kelly of River street.
 Thomas Driscoll of wolcott street while at work at the Clock shop this morning cut his finger so badly that four stitches were required to close the wound.
 An anniversary solemn high mass will be celebrated on Monday morn- ing at 7:30 o'clock at St Francis Na- vier's church for the late Mrs Sarah Bowes of Baldwin street.
 Next Friday evening the Wesleyan concert at Town hall. waterown. un- der the auspices of the Ladies Aid society Of the NJ. F. church.
 The officers and directors of the Catholic Women's association Will meet Monday evening to complete arrangements for the closing exer- cises which will take place on Thurs day and Friday. June and S.
 Commencing Monday morning the first connection on the trolley cars in Exchange place will be made at 6:15 o'clock. This is fifteen minutes earlier than usual. The last connec- ton will be at 12:07 midnight. on all the lines in the city. This does not apply to the Cheshire cars and the one on South Main street will not go beyond Smith & Griggs.
 The Saturday half holiday went in- to effet in nearly all the factories this afternoon and as a result the town was fhronged with boys and girls. who had stepped out to do some shopping and incidentally to see what was going on. The trolley cars did rushing business. many leaving town with the understanding that they will not return until tomorrow night.
 RarceIons council. K. Of q. will hold an important meeting tomorrow afternoon when the resolution passed al the state convention relative to as- will he read and discussed members. the men wilO founded the organizatiOn- are very much interested in this matter. snd t Is Hely that the session held bv Barcs- lona tomorrow will attract a crowd rd meefinE.
 The eoaI dealers met las; night sn.i reiu-pd the price Of eoai per ton. from s1.io ie s12l This is the lowest it vtll be for the present year. Te<- ierisy a communication vss receive,r from one of the mining firms stating inst they srr doing very little in the roiIirrirs. workInT caIv sbout thrpe e- four hours . day. Miners are srarce and many cf them have not yet rp- turned to work
 The graduating clsss of the Dag gan school has elected the follorfng oHrers- President Patrick Nshzn- sy. vtcs-p-ssifs1-- wstther Brsty. Mss IuIis Ryan. trezsu- sr- Miss Bertha Neabert- historian. Miss Nssei Word, prophet Mstthsr Brztr. prophet on prophet Niss NxrT Kleievs -aRfkor of c1sss vfIr. Me Axree skeka,- The cia8 fkis Tear ts . Iarge ooe-