Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-14
CITY NEWS.

Boys overalls, sizes to 16, 25c, at Upson Singleton X Cos.
 The Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H. will confer the third degree on a num- Der of candidates this evening.
 James Moore and family of 20 Washington street left to-day on the 1915 train for Boston, where they will reside.
 An anniversary mass for the late Jeremiah Shea of Mill street will be celebrated at St Patrick's church at [ o'clock tomorrow morning.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church at s o'clock to- morrow morning for the late Peter Higgins of Vine street.
 The Rev Martin o. Lepey, pastor of St Pauls M. F. church was one of the speakers at the banquet given by the mems class of the First M F. church in Bridgeport Monday evening.
 There was no city court to-day. Three cases for keeping unregistered dogs were settled. The principals were Nicholas Zinno, Frank Bramba and Charles Bruno. They paid $I each.
 The list of curios at the Bronson library has been enriched by the addi- tion of two ancient coins, the gift of A. J. Blakesley. They are Greek coins and date back to the time of AleXan- der the Great and Tiberius.
 Further contributions to St Marys hospital fund have been received as follows: St Cecilia's parish, $16; St Joseph's, S10.66; Our Lady of Lourdes, $10; St Casimir's, Terry vile, $7; St Hedwig's, Union City, $5.
 Mrs M. J. Ryan of Mitchell ave- nue left yesterday for Dr Brooks private hospital where it is hoped she will, under scientific treatment. recover her health, which has been impaired by a severe siege of pneu- monia.
 Yesterday the United States sen- ate upon motion of Senator Carter of Montana reinserted in the post of ice appropriation bill the full item of S1,1S5,000 for the promotion of l. 100 letter carriers to the S1,200 | grade.
 The divorce cases set down for hearing tomorrow in the superior court are Hermine Hicks against rI irr Frank B. Ward. Harriet E. McVit- tie against William R. McVittie and Fern Smith agains- Charles Smith.
 Miss Jennie C. Culhane, Miss Laur- ntta NJ. Henebry. Miss Nellie A. Gal | yin, Miss Harriet l.. Seng and Miss | sara C. Mcdonald, graduates of the | New Britain Normal school class nf i l9M will attend q reunion of the class | which will be held il New Britain on Saturday.
 The 99 cent store which was start ed several years ago on SOutL Main 1 street by Henry F. Harding was sold o-day by order of Referee in Bank ! 'uptcy Newton. The buyer was John | Wiseman of Naugatuck and the price S9OO. Attorney ]. J. O'Neill as trus- lee, sold the business. Mir Harding | vas represented by Attorney Cassidy.
 The committee in charge of the inspection and dance which Com Dany E. Hibernian Rifles. is 10 hold lt City hall on Friday evening, May l9. are now working hard on the and expect to make he affair this year the banner in- 'pectiOn of the company. This year 'Or the occasion the company will ,e equipped with new uniforms. The men have all been measured for heir suits and they will display hem for the first time at the in- ipection. After the inspection there will be dancing for the remainder of he evening.
 Sam Walsh's baseball team of cops .ot mad yesterday upon receivinE a from Jack SayIes's tres Pnts and forthwith went out and hal
 practice game. Last year the Crcs- cntS licked the r"ps all over Reid file in score nf "a 10 Q. History ID that game tells how Cop CavHn- | ugh made SwiUp al the bal and s' -rcat was the force hc usc,l that hs. rhirl"d around and around until thc pcctators thought h" was a dancing cviIish dcrvish When tine cops will lkc mp the challenge is matter for .crulation but it is not cXprcts'd that hey will ict it go unnoii'rd
 Manager Parsons of Polls has Iade arrangements for the exhibition ore on Sunday evening. May r.. 0f ie motion pictures which were made tho big Catholic centennial Cele- ration in New York a few weeks 1 go. This will be the first production these pictures in the state The -est parade and the impressive cere- Onies in connection with the cen mary will interest the audience re- irdless of religion The grand epIe-t -atiOn at St PatTiCk's cathedral will } shown and the procession of car nais and pTelates from Archbishop srley's residence tO the cathedral ! be film is more than 1.000 feet long! ld is considered a remarkable feat
 photographic art
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