Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-24
CITY NEWS.

Ladies can have two seats for the price of one at Jacques this week by bringing along the theater advertise ment.
 As soon as Mayor Thoms learned of the death of Grover Cleveland he or dered the flag on the city hall placed at half mast.
 There will be an anniversary mass for the late Mrs Eliza Hope, celebrated at the Immaculate Con- ception church at s o'clock Friday morning,
 The Rev C. A. McEvoy, o. $. A., of Lawrence, Mass, is the guest of his brother, Thomas McEvoy, of Central avenue. Thomas F. McEvoy of Bos- ton, son of Mir McEvoy, is also here on visit,
 The commencement exercises of the graudating class of the Convent de Notre Dame will be held in Grand hall this evening, The Right Rev Bishop Tierney will present the di- plomas to the graduates.
 Highway Commissioner Macdonald has notified the city that he has awarded the contract for making telford road on portion of the low CT Naugatuck road to Contractor Benedict of Massachusetts.
 Angelo Ross was arrested to-day by Officer Delehanty for stealing a bathing suit from the swimming ! pool at Hamilton park. Angelo had been taking dip and thought the bathing suit would be useful during the summer; it would have served him all right but Officer Dele , hanty upset his plans a trifie. At the annual meeting of St Jo- seph's T. A. society held on Monday evening the following officers were elected; President, Paul Schultze; vice-president, Edward Loughrain; treasurer, ], J. MSDonald; financial secretary, Edward McGlynn; record ing secretary, H. A. Hayden; ser geant-at-arms, James Dolan; trustees, William Guilfoile, J. Dolan and | Thomas Quinn.
 Before the week is over the lower end of Bishop street will be one of I the finest thoroughfares in the city, ! for the bitulithie pavement will have been laid, and all the business men in the neighborhood will be happy, 1 It takes short time to lay this kind of pavement once the founda- 1 ton is made. Already the broken stone for the foundation has been laid. This will be topped of with a finer stone mixed with the patented stuff, Then comes another layer finer still, Meanwhile the steam roll l CT will be getting in its work and | the job will be finished in no time. Notre Dame academy of Putnam | yesterday held the thirty-third an- nual commencement exercises in St Johns hall, which was handsomely | decorated with the class e6lors, rose
 and white. Right Rev Bishop Tier
 ney of Hartford presided over the ex- 1 ercises and a large number of rela- tives and friends were present, The salutatory was given by Miss Louise $. Brines of Providence. R. l., and the | valedictory was given in three parts f as follows: Lahorare, Miss Margie L.
 Bavier of New York city; arara, Miss
 Laura H, Corr, Waterbury: trun- T phore, Miss F1orilla NJ. BaIlou. Bath.
 Me, One pleasing number on the pro ' sTamme was the cantata. Faith l Triumphant, which was rendered
 we'll by the students Bishop Tierney
 in presenting the diplomas and med
 als spoke of the excellent work that
 the sisters and students had accom-
 plished the past year. Diplomas were given as follows; Academic course
 Miss Laura F Corr. Waterbury: Miss
 FisTills NJ. Ballou. Bath. Me: Miss
 Margie L. Bavier, New York city:
 musical, Miss Rose 4. Duracher. Put.
 nam; commeNial, Miss Louise S
 Brines, Providence. R. I.