Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-27
CITY NEWS.

The dance at Mulcahy Memorldi hall by St Marys Alumni assoeia- tion last evening was well attended. Music was furnished by Galipeau's | orchestra.
 The subject of the sermon Sunday morning at the Third Congregation al church will be Giving the Best to Our Fellow Men; evening sub iect. Christ the Light of the l World" Prayer meeting Friday 7:45 p. m. Rev c. D. Chunn pas 1 tor.
 Liberty street is now closed be- tween Mill and River streets and will remain closed until all work contem- i plated between the points mentioned l is finished This includes the removal of the old iron bridge and the filling in of the deep ditch underneath the l structure.
 Universalist services tomorrow I will be at 10:30 a. III. Children S I exercises. Address by the pastor on The Origin and Significance of Chil- 1 drens Day" Place of meeting, G.. A. R. hall, Jones-Morgan building, l 10S Bank street. The public is cor 1 dially invited.
 The contract for supplying coal to ] the city departments was awarded yesterday to John McElligott for l S6.S7 a ton, this being the lowest bid. The contract for supplying the 1 Brookside home went to the Citizens Coal Go, S6.54 for Lehigh and $4.15 for bituminous.
 Mrs Edith Curtiss Poore, wife of Dr John R. Poore, has taken an appeal ] from the award of benefits and dam ages arising from the new layout of Meadow street. She was awarded $2.260 damages and awarded S7O0 benefits. The case is returnable to the September term of the superior court,
 The St Thomass Holy Name so- ciety will meet in the basement of St Thomass church at 1:S0 p. m. Sun day and march from there to the lm- maculate Conception church. All members are earnestly requested to attend. Each member is requested to provide himself with a cane and pair of white gloves.
 The assessors were kept busy to-
 day with taxpayers listing their ] property It was a rush all day as
 is usually the case during the last
 few days left to list property. Tues day is the las day on which the property may be listed and if not done before the first of the month,
 10 per cent is added to your list. l At the gospel tent, corner John-
 son and Waterville streets. the ser
 vice on Sunday will be at D. m.
 Subjec,. Prophetic History of the
 World: Nebuchadnezzar' Dream. The sermon will be illustrated with stereopticon views and charts. Ser vices each evening during the week
 at s o'clock, exceps Saturday even- ing.
 The Rev Albert Cassidy, recently ordained to the priesthood, celebrated : mass at the convent of Notre Dame yesterday morning. He was to have been the celebrant of the last mass at the Immaculate Conception church tomorrow, but to-day he was notified I of an assignment at the church of St Rose of Lima, Brooklyn, N. I., and , left for that place this afternoon. Father Cassidy was formerly a well
 known local newspaper reporter and
 has a host of friends here who will
 always be pleased to hear of his sue
 cess. During his stay in Waterbury
 Father Cassidy was the guest of Nil |. and Mrs Terrence oBrien of North Willow stret.
 The Ladies Auxiliary A. O. H drill team will meet in K. of C ! hall tonight for rehearsal. It :! \ very necessary that every member \ should be present as arrangementi will be completed for the compeii tive drill which the team is to tak' | part in at New Haven August 19 \ on the occasion of the A O. H. pa rade and field day. At the meeting tonight it is expected that parties representing large eostuminl house will be present to take meas urements for the handsome costume
 to be worn by the team on Angus
 I9. Miss Julia Larkin. the captain
 of the team. desires that every mem
 her be present promptly al II tlhtht Su dS bO dfDlu uH0eENSsdT,
 delays.
 | Miss May E. German, organist :.
 St Francis Xavier's church. has pre-
 pared an elaborate musical pro gramme in honor of the feast of th = Sacred Heart for the 10:30 servic
 tomorrow. Selections will ba takel
 from the hest composers and at th
 offertOry Rossini's Stabat Mater vii
 he rendered by Miss Margaret Eve
 lyn Bowe of Hamilton avenue. as
 sisted by the full choir. Miss Bow
 received her degree in music las
 ! Wednesday a, Mt St Josaph's sem I inary. Hartford. and her man
 friends in this city will he delight ' ed 10 have an opportunity of hear r. ing her exceptionally fine sopran voice Mrs Lillian Loughlin Noyni '' han of Chieopee. Mass. who is on H. of Waterbury favorite singers. vi + also take part in the pTogramm,
 Among the other s0loists will b
 Misses Elizabeth and Sadie Dunn
 Messrs Maher. COlwelI and BolEei
 ST THONIAs-S SEMINARY CLOSES