Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
CITY NEWS.


 be held from her late home on Pratt
 Place to St Patrick's church at e:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 An anniversary mass will be cele- | brated tomorrow morning at 5 o'clock at the Immaculate ConceD- ton church for the late Thomas ASE
 The Rev F. D. Buckley, D. D., gave an illustrated lecture before she Mems league of the Second Congre- gational church at the lecture rooms of the church last night.
 The remains of Joseph Bevacque who was killed yesterday by a fall | from a house on Bridge street. was shipped to Brooklyn, N. Y., last evening by Undertaken Bergin. Department No 12 of the Oakville Co will have solemn high mass eel ebrated at St Mary Magdalene church in Oakville on Friday morn ing at ' o'clock for the victims of the recent trolley accident.
 The following Waterbury men registered unlicensed assistants have been accepted by the dental comnls- sion, and have received certificates of registration, in accordance with the new law, allowing them to operate under the supervision of a licensed registered dentist, but not to nave charge of Independent office George w. Mitchell Henry l.. Fisher, Arthur B. Holmes and latham B. Reynolds, Elephant" all wool trousers never wet through, $3 at Upson, Singleton &, Cos.
 The ranstorm of to-day knocked the frost out of the ground and made the walks so muddy people had a chance to test the quality of their rubbers. The wind blew swift enough to turn an umbrella inside out, so that one was almost better off without it. Head gear flew in all directions and between weeping over wrecked umbrellas and pursuing fleeing hats many were kept on the jump during the forenoon.
 The feature of the Come Back to Erin" concert at the City hall next Sunday night is Miss Holloway's H. lustrated "Trip Through lreland,' the distinguished lecturer taking her au- dience through every county in Erin, while 11O magnificent views of the Emerald isle are thrown on the screen. Al lthis is interspersed with the immortal melodies of Tom Moore, The soprano sOlOist, Mrs J. J. Me- Donald is well known here for she is of an old time Waterbury family, famous for its musical abilities Peter Radican is baritone of the cathedral choir in Hartford. His singing of "O'Donnell Aboo" is worth going miles to hear.
 The civil jury in the district court began business to-day. Judge Cow ell was on the bench. The case on trial is well known among the legal fraternity and has been the cause of many a laugh at the weekly bar meetings. The case was that of Peter Ludwskis against the Bristol Tramway Go. Ludwskis was pas senger in a trolley car and had some altercatiOn with the conductor over his fare. during which the conductor made the fellow get off the seat and then he gave him, it is alleged, l bad trouncing and a kicking Dam ages of $500 was claimed.
 Cravenette coats were the only protection to-day, $10 to S22 at Up- son. Singleton <: Co.'S.
 The criminal side of the district court was to have begun the busi- ness of the December term to-day, hut owing to many things it went over to next Tuesday. The first case down for trial was against Herbert Snow for Overspeeding trolley car on East Main street one evening dur ing last summer. The car ran into hack driven by man named Cor den for George Partree. COrden was knocked off his seat and hurt Besides that the car collided with an other hack in which Walter At wood of the Plume & Atwood Co was seated. and Mir Atwood got such q knocking about that he has brought suit against the trolley com panv for $500 damages
 The following names have been added to the junior list of the Chil- dren of Mary of the Sacred Heart parish: Esther COOney. Gertrude DOran. Gertrude Snowman. Evelyn Girard. Anna Corden. Anna Barrett, Irene Barrett. Helen McGrath. Cath crime Kenny. Loretta Sheehy, Agnes Monahan. Ella Mackay, Mary Kiner- ney, Christine Fleming. Gertrude Killiun. Helen SIavin. Mildred DOran, Nellie KenHey. Jennie Holmes, Mary Keeley, Gertrude DOherty. Grace Kennedy, Loretta Nelson. Margaret DOolin. Marie Marton. Hazel Adams. Helen ReardOn. Mary Donovan. Cath crime Geigle. Mary Moylan. Marie CTouan and Florence Finn. Those promoted to the senior sOdality were Margaret D0ran. Julia Fowler. Stella DOran. Margaret Barton. Alice. Anna and Sadie TObin. Mary Clarke. Kath- crime KinerHey. Lucy Cunningham. Catherine ScanIon. Mary Waters. Helen CoIlOty. Margaret DOwney. Margaret White. Elizabeth Ward. Elizabeth Donovan. Margaret Prior. Mary MeCabe. Mary Fiemming. Mar garet Dunn. Veronica Bailey. There ga Ryan. Mary MuIcahy and Mabel Finn
 If you did not connect at Thanks giving. remember Christmas Don't wait till the rush Call and select your gifts and ws wiII hold them for you Remember we have many househoEd necessarfes in solid silver and plated ware that make nice pres ants as family gifts. as well as ar tFcIeS for TOar best girl or gentleman friend Cpsoa Jewelry Co. Bank