Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-01

The Polish Catholic church at
 Golden Hill street. Naugatuck, will
 be dedicated at 10:30 o'clock to-
 morrow morning by the Right Rev
 Bishop Tierney, D. D. Waterbury's $5,O00 year city en- gineer working side line elsewhere l in Connecticut. See Sunday Tele- gram tomorrow. Sixteen pages,
 with comics in color and magazine section.
 At short calendar in the district
 court to-day it was arranged to open the criminal term next Tuesday, jury trials to take place on Wednesday
 and following days, and the civil jury
 begins business on the following | week.
 Miss Elizabeth Holohan, treasurer of the Alumnae association of the
 convent de Notre Dame, will be at the convent Monday evening to re-
 ceive the dues for this year. All
 members who have not attended to the matter already are requested to
 bring or send the dues on Monday
 evening.
 Sheriff John B. Doherty, who can
 add the prefix ''ex" to his name on
 next Monday, his term of office ex- piring on that day, is to become a
 painter. He has bought an interest
 in the painting and paper hanging
 business of Walter D. Austin and
 will become identified with it next Monday.
 The funeral of John Hickey tcok ! place this morning from the residence
 of his brother D. H. Hickey, II South
 Leonard street, with a mass or requiem
 at St Patrick's church by Father Glee-
 son and interment in new St Joseph's
 cemetery. The bearers were James F.
 Sullivan, P. S. Dunn, Thomas F.
 Kenney and John Mccarthy.
 The ceremony of the first holy con- munion necessitates a change In the time of the two first masses in St Anne's church tomorrow. They will be said respectively at and o'clock instead of 7:30 and S:30 o'clock. Sixty-two boys and girls will receive their first hold con- munion at the So'clock mass with ap- propriate solemnity.
 A class of eight will graduate from the convent de Notre Dame Tuesday, June IS. The diplomas will be presented to the members at the graduation exercises which will be held in the assembly hall of the convent by the Right Rev Michael Tierney. bishop of the Hartford dio- cese. Miss Louise Martin has been chosen valedictorian of the class. The other members are Miss Agnes Brennan, Miss May Garde. Miss Mary Healey, Miss Gertrude Mitchell. Miss Helen 0'Rourke, Miss Margaret Rei- ley of this city and Miss Jennie Fra ger of Hartford.
 The annual meeting and election of officers of the Catholic Women's association will be held on Monday evening at 1880 o'clock at St Pat rick's hall. It is a most important meeting, as the election of officers and directors for the ensuing two years will occur. On next Thursday the closing, which consists of an ex- hibition of class work, will take place. The work will be shown in the gymnasium, which will be deco rated for the occasion. and all mem- bers and friends are requested to visit the rooms some time during the afternoon or evening. Everyone who belonged to any of the classes during the year should send in something to the exhibition. The superinten- dent or the teachers will receive the work at any time and will carefully guard it until it is returned.
 At the meeting of the board of pub lie works yesterday afternoon R N. Blakeslee was given permission to fill his sprinkling carts at any points ! where he finds t convenient. At the l suggestion of the engineer the vote l passed at the previous meeting that | hytTants be installed on the high ser | vice at Baldwin and FaiTtnOunt streets ! was resCinded. The engineer consid- l cred the pressure too high for hydrant | service. Communications were receiv- ed from W. J. Larkin and J. !. | kinEsbGry, the former calling atta1- I ton tO the need of relieving Exchange | place rom surface water. and the lat ter suggesting that a double TOW of posts be set ID on the west side of Exchange place. Mfr Larkin's was referred to the enein- ger. but tie other was held ID for fur ther Investigation The board will hold an outing
 Readers of the Democrat who con- template becoming benedicts. will End 1t to their advantage to get the Eedding ring of us: and at the same lime look at our large and varied as- s0rtmeat of iewelry. etc. for wedding zifts Friends of the prospective brides and grooms EiII also do well lo take the hint. as all our goods are -slszbIe and fully guaranteed. The Epson Jewslry O. ss Bank street. |