Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-01

There will be reception from to 10 at St Margaret's school this evening.
 The 13 year old boy of Tailor White, who disappeared when his father was re- moved to the Town House has not yet been found.
 The Cooperative Retail Beef Company has opened market at South Main and Union streets and advertise steaks, roast, etc at low prices.
 A cake of ice, which Henry Snow was putting into wagon at the East Brass Mill pond this morning, fell upon him, pain fully bruising his legs.
 The remains of Mary Benziger, infant daughter of Robert Benziger, the South Main street cigar dealer, were taken to Mid6 letown this morning for burial.
 Tickets for the G. A. R. Encampment ball are not selling as rapidly as was look ed for, but this is probably due to delay in those intending to patronize the affair. This morning the police were looking 1 for drunken man who was driving a sor- rel horse around town abusing the animal and attempting to collide with passing sleighs The lecture of L. E. Munson of New Ha- l ven, before the Young Mems Christian As 1 sociation last evening on Montana as 1t IS and as it was" proved very entertaining and instructive.
 The funeral of Mrs Julia Cook took place from her residence on South Leonard and St. Patrick's Church this morning. A requiem mass was said by the Rev Father Duggan.
 Conway, Waterbury's new halfback, will not play in the game at Hartford tonight. He suffers considerable from the blow he received in the game last night. He will probably not play again this week. The funeral of H. A. Hitchcock took | place this morning from his late residence, A Bishop street, the Rev MT Baker pastor of the Advent Church officiating. The remains were taken to Milldale, Conn, for | interment.
 The Concert and reception by Sheridan Council, Knights of Columbus, at City Hall Friday evening will figure prominently in the social events of the season. Amphion orchestra will furnish music and Prof Prutting of Hertford will prompt. The funeral of William McKone was at tended from St. Johns Church this after noon Rev Dr Rowland officiating Nosa- hogan Lodge and Ausantawae Encamp- ment, I. o. o. F. of which the deceased was member attended in body.
 Partree & Parker took over eighty couples, and Seibert's orchestra of seven pieces, on sleighing party to Seymour last night. The merry company took pos session of the ,Tingue Opera House, and only stopped dancing long enough to enjoy one of Landlord Sinclair's best suppers at the Windsor house. It was morning when they returned to this city
 
 Education held last evening the resignation of R. w. Hine, principal of the High school, was accepted, MT. Hine to act as principal until his successor is appointed Messers. M. s. Crosby and Homer F. Bas- sett were appointed as a committee to ob- tain a principal. The regular monthly meeting of the Center school district com. mittee will be held this evening.
 Father Mulholland expects to receive fo1 the St Francis asylum the $1 ,O00 benefit o1 Father Lynch from the Knights of Colum bus to-day. Mrs Lynch, mother of the deceased priest, did not know of the provi sion in her sons will until notified of the rival claim, and immediately directed that
 the money be paid to the asylum. She
 had been provided for by policy of $10,
 900 in a Hartford Life Insurance company New Haven News.
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 Waterbury Manufacturing company actior to recover $500 for injuries received while at work on drop press, continued to oc- cupy the attentionsof the District Court to- day. The case will probably be given to the jury tomorrow morning. The wit nesses for the defence are Charles T. Nash
 Andrew Piercey, George Lamb, William Garrison, Charles B. Vail, Alexander Lam
 son, Pierpont Thomas and George Seth , Thomas.
 Monday afternoon callow looking indi vidual with long hair wrote in disguised hand on the Franklin House register wha looked like B. Pruding, New York. Afte much fault-fnding, for man who did no settle in advance and who had only fev } flat parcels of doubtful value for baggage
 he was assigned room 26 one the thire
 floor. His actions aroused suspicious which were sustained yesterday whe1 MT Freeman of the Dayton House, Anso nia arrived at the hotel and interviewed the fellow on subject that appeared to b'
 very painful to the transient. MT Free man confldentially informed the Franklin House people that the fellow was dea, beat and had been living on his charity il the Dayton House for two weeks. A gues gave the fellow his fare to New York an, he left last evening, forgetting of cours to pay his bill. There were some extenu , ating circumstances connected with hi case which led Mrs Weeden to look chari 5 tably upon his impudence.