Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-13
CITY NEWS.

l A K. Of l.. badge, picked up on one
 of the public ways of the city. awaits
 it's owner at the police station.
 Dr S. s. Reiss. the optician, will
 remove on or about May to the cor
 ner of South Main and Grand streets
 opposite Union street.
 There will be special meeting of
 St Mary's Dramatic club Sunday af,
 ternoon at o'clock. All members
 are requested to attend. l Members of the Holy Name so-
 city will meet at St Patrick's hall to- night at 7:30. at which time they will
 receive place in the big parade. | The women's mission at St Thom-
 as and St Francis Xavier parishes
 will close tomorrow afternoon and
 missions for men will be opened in
 the evening.
 Do your. shopping tonight at
 Doran X Griffin's, 194 Baldwin street. Special bargains in ladies'
 and gentlemen's furnishings. Mrs
 Keough's old stand.
 Yesterday John J. Howard turned over to Monsignor Slocum check l for $31S.04 towards the fund for St
 Mary's hospital. This was the re-
 ceipts from the Palma minstrels, An anniversary high mass will be celebrated on Monday morning at
 s o'clock at the Immaculate Concep- tion church for the late James Long worth of Baldwin street,
 The members of MT and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing classes in Water vile will give a novelty heart dance and reception in Goodwill hall. Wa terville, Tuesday evening, April 16. 1907.
 The lecture on "Farthest North"
 which Commander Robert E. Peary
 is to deliver at Poli's theater Monday evening, will begin at S:15. This
 lecture is given under the auspices of the Waterbury Indian association. Tickets are now on sale. Prices are
 $1, 75, 50 and 25 cents. .. .t
 Knowing that it could not main- tain itself much longer and not being
 prepared to die and render an ac
 count of its misdeeds, the Third Ward Republican club, at meeting held last night, voted to affiliate with the new Republican club. which a few prominent members of the party are endeavoring to establish in Wa terbury. r'-%-S-~ '' -''~ '.t,'<' 8
 Some youngsters took without per mission "Glascock racer" from the yard at Cooke street last evening or early this morning. If it is re- turned after to-day's fun with it, there will be no prosecution, but if it is not returned to-day, the police will be sent after it. If the parents of any boy finds new auto any where around their premises it will be we'll to ask the youngster where he got it, or there will be trouble for him.
 An attorney who knows something about criminal law gave reporter of the Democrat and one of the com missioners of the department of safe ty a 'call' this morning, the former for not getting more facts on the Hoadley case and the latter for not bringing the detective bureau up with short turn for winking at its duty in this matter. Every per son." he said, whose name was forged to check and who has agreed to settle with the offender on condition that he will pay up and he will not appear against him, is open to a charge of compounding felony, and it is the duty of the prosecuting attorney to issue a warrant for his arrest" |
 A farewell banquet was rendered to H. P. Hommon at Hodson's last night by resident and assistant en- gineers of the sewage disposal de- partment. MT Hommon in Septem- Der, 1905, took charge of the ex- perimental station of the sewage dis | posal plant at a salary of s100 a month. He proved to be a valuable ' man and now that some of the local | men have been broken in it is con- sidered safe to let him go. From here he goes to Gloversville. N. T.. to take charge of an experimental station. At the session last night addresses were made by City Engi- neer R. A. Cairns, Engineer William Gavin Taylor, Orin N. Moulton. F. 4. Spencer, L. G. Cutler, Walter F.. Hayes, E. D. Sewell. Michael Rinaldi.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Cash man took place this morning from the family residence on Kingsbury | street with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church by | the Rev W. H. Flynn and interment | in St Joseph's cemetery. The bear CTS were James Eustice. Michael Keane. Martin Doyle. Simon Sulli- van, Michael Daly and Patrick Lyons The floral tributes included a pillow from the husband of the deceased: pillow. Mrs P. Lyons and Miss Della Eustice: wreath. Mir and Mrs James Eustice: wreath. Mir and Mrs NJ. ]. Keane: wreath, NIT and Mrs D. ]. 4 Murphy: cross, children of the de- wreath. Mrs M. Doyle: roses, MT and Mrs Michael Hannifn: roses. ir and Mrs ]. NJ. Gill: roses, Miss Julia Meredith: carnations. Mir and Mrs II. J. German. Elizabeth Egan. Mrs Charles Darrov. Mir and Mrs A. W. Divis. The out of town relatives n attendance included Mir and Mrs Martin Doyle. Miss Doyle. and Mir md Mrs Daly of Ansonis: Mrs H. c. JoOdale. Torrington: Mrs James Greene. Mrs John Greene. Mir and Hrs Simon Sullivan. Mrs T. !. Lyons, Hiss Mamie Greene. Thomaston: MT md Mrs Conlon. Springfield; Mir and frs Ers.Feo r.;~. rs1f-.,-r-z- ,s-