Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
CITY NEWS.

There will be months mind mass for Mrs Mary Healey Saturday morning at s o'clock at the church of Immacu- late Conception.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church at s o'clock to- morrow morning for the late Peter Higgins.
 Announcement Is made of the en- gagement of Patrick Mungavin of East Main street, and Miss May Gun ningham of Manchester. The we'd ding will take place in Manchester on Wednesday, June 16.
 Dr S. s. Reiss of 232 South Main street, who is the state supreme oli- cer, instituted a new lodge of the Star of Bethlehem at Menden Tuesday evening It Is expected that one will be organized shortly in Waterbury
 If this weather continues a few days longer people will be going to the shore for the balance of the sea- son. So far proprietors of shore ho- tells have not done much business, and unless things change soon many of them will close their doors and return to the cities.
 James Coughlan has notified City Clerk Sandland that he will take an appeal from the assessment against him because of the layout and grade of Eden avenue from Baldwin street to Liberty. He has retained Judge Lowe for counsel. Coughlan was as- sessed for a trifle over $500.
 On Wednesday. June l9. the com mencement exercises of St Thomas' school will be held Ut Leavenworth hall. An entertainment will be held in connection with tho graduation, as has been the custom in former years. Tickets for the event may be secured at the school or lrom any of the members of the graduation class.
 The criminal business for the June term of the superior court consists of the following cases: Frederick c. Tremmel bigamy; Archibald R. Pay ton, embezzlement; James DeLucia theft, third offense; Thomas Dowd, Harry Galway, Frank Brophy and John Ryal. statutory burglary; Hat tie Fay and Annie Gilbert theft. Ed ward Connor, William Jackson and Myron E. Payne, assault This is an unusually light list.
 Henry Matthews was arrested this afternoon by oficer Donahue and for the remainder of the day the officers at the station were greeted with shouts that could be heard a block away. Henry was testing his lungs and evidently they are in good condi- ltion, for when Superintendent of Po- lice Beach was on his way to the sta- Ition he heard some terrible yells as he was going through Exchange place. Upon Investigation he found they were emanating from the police station house and he quickly hasten ed to headquarters only to learn that Henry was feeling In good spirits.
 The assessors are doing their Lest to impress upon property owners the wisdom of complying with the law which states that all property not Iist- cd by the owners shall b. put in by the assessors with an addition Of ten per cent as a penalty. The board has no option In the matter so that eycry case where q person negiects 10 make out list the ten per cent is added In any little home this amounts to g or ss a year. In addition to advertising In the papers the assessors arc go- ing farther and are putfinE out posters calling attention to the fact that property should be listed during the month of June In almost every case the number that ovsriooks it h com posed of people who can well aIor5 to ezry ths additional burdsn-