Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-20
CITY NEWS

Hot weather footwear in canvas
 Kid, black and tan, patent leather etc, at Frank the shoeman's. The twenty-seventh annual re
 union of the Scott Family association VIII be held at the residence o
 Charles F. Loomis, jr., Cooke stree
 and Perkins avenue, on July 4. The funeral of Mrs Matthew Nolan
 will take place at S:30 o'clock to-
 morrow morning with a mass oi
 requiem at the Immaculate Concep
 tion church and interment in new $,
 Joseph's cemetery.
 Graduation exercises of the pupils
 Of the Grammar school will take
 place tomorrow afternoon at Polls
 Admission will be free to adults, but
 children will have to present admis.
 sion, tickets at the door.
 George Aucle says that the Grouse
 Construction company owes hin
 $l0.60 and not being able to collect
 It in any other way he has garni-
 sheed money coming to the company
 from the city to satisfy the claim. The funeral ol Philip Mahaney
 will be held from the family resi- ! dence on Green street at S:30 o'clock l tomorrow morning, with mass of requiem at St Patrick's church and interment in Calvary cemetery. ! Articles of association have beer I filed with the state secretary by the I PrOvincia dii Salemo di Mutuo, Sue. corso, Incorporated, of Waterbury, to I which Italians belonging to the province of Salemo, Italy," are elig i ible.
 I The committee appointed to look into the matter of the collection and l disposal of garbage met yesterday af- ternoon and adjourned for week,
 after approving a bill of SIT for ser vice rendered by the engineering de- i partment
 l Michael Harmon of Ridge street
 and Miss Anna McElligott of River I street were married this morning at I the Immaculate Conception church 1 by Father Slocum. The witnesses
 were Thomas Flynn and Miss Mar I garet McElligott.
 l At a meeting of the Queen $ l Daughters last night Father Duni- l gan announced that the sum of $900 i had been taken in at the recent en- tertainment of the society at the Au- l ditorium for the benefit of the Sisters
 of the Holy Ghost.
 l The commencement exercises oi l the graduating class of the high school will be held at Polls to-mor- row evening at s o'clock. George W. Cable, the we'll known novelist, will I deliver the address and the diplomas will be distributed by Mayor Thoms. i Eddie O'Connell. the we'll known champion lightweight wrestler of Connecticut, has purchased the Ar cade cafe on Grand street and will renoyate the place throughout. He expects to make it one of the pret- tiest cafes in the center of Water bury.
 NJ. c. Glass of Ridgewood street, l for some time past chief operator in | the local office of the Southern New England Telephone Go, will leave 1 Saturday to accept position in the west. He will be succeeded for the present by Assistant Chief Operator | Wilfred L. Horton.
 The St Michael Russian-Greek Catholic Aid Society Incorporated, of Waterbury has filed a certificate of amendment of certificate of incorpor- ation, striking out the names of Har- " Wislacky and Stephen Hornick as incorporators, and substituting those of Michael Kitchinka, John Patrick, John Demko and John Barno.
 A pleasant time is in store for all who attend the whist party and dance to be given in the Auditorium to- morrow evening by the St John Bap- tist society. The members say they will sustain their reputation to-mor- row evening and make it interesting for all who are present. Whist will be played in the early part of the evening, after which there will be dancing.
 A quantity of firecrackers. includ- ing large, and small ones, is at the detectives office awaiting to be put in evidence tomorrow morning when the young fellows who pilfered them will be in the city court. The detec- tives refused to give out the names of the boys who stole the goods, as they said that they have not as yet been arrested The place broken into was a storehouse of H. F. Hard ing in Howard place.
 Contrary to expectation. there was no criminal business for Judge Reed or the jury in the superior court to-day, it having been all fin- ished up yesterday afternoon within an hour. Accordingly Judge Reed informed the jury to-day that there would be no business for them this term. Tomorrow the case of the Lambert, Hoisting Engine Co against Constable NJ. F. Carmody may be heard by the court. Constable Car mody attached certain pieces of ma chinery belonging to the McGoyern Construction Co jn a suit brought against it by the Waterbury Lumber and Coal Co. The Lambert Hoisting Engine Co claims to own the at tached machinery.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Feeley took place this morning from the res idence of her sister, Mrs John Me Lean, 345 Bank street. with a mass of requiem at St Thomas church by Father Ryan and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were John Millerick. Patrick Nugent. Thomas Fox, John Martin. Patrick Gallagher and William McGowan. The floral tributes included a pillow let tered Wife" and a wreath inscribed Mother" from the husband aud chill dren of the deceased: pillow. sister