Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-10
CITY NE WS.

E. l. N SO dIc dll lOI the holiday trade. Read their an nouncement to-day and profit thereby.
 Waterbury wants some of the burned out Lynn manufacturers to locate there.-Bridgeport Post.
 The attendance at the night school is rapidly increasing. The total number of pupils present last evening was 2O4. Lake, Strobel & Go are doing an inn mense holiday trade. Their stock is very large and has been carefully | selected.
 The choir of the Sacred Heart church will hold rehearsal this evening. Every member is requested to be present.
 Mrs Antime Lafame, aged 3S years. died at her home, on Mad River street, last evening. The deceased leaves a family of six children.
 The "Pirates of Penzance" will be pre- sented at the opera house by the Am phion club on the evenings of January 15 and 16.
 Holiday goods of all kinds at J. F. Charters 6 Cos, 10 and 12 East Main street. Dolls of all kinds for the chil- dren.
 D. B. Hamilton's team ran away on Bank street this afternoon smashing the carriage and damaging one of Partree & Parkers teams.
 The first string of pickerel caught through the ice, was brought in yester- day by Ed Crosby and a party of friends. The catch numbered 1S0.
 Sergeant Cox of the New Haven signal station predicts fair weather followed by rain, slightly higher temperature, for the next twenty-four hours.
 The F. and M. Schae fer Brewing Con- pany weiner beer, bottled for family use and delivered to any part of. the city, by J. w. Hodson.
 The Rev F. J. Murphy, will deliver the next lecture of the series before the Young Mems Catholic Literary associa- tion next Tuesday evening. The Harrington Concert company will probably give concert for the Concor- dia society in Waterbury some time be- fore hristmas.-Meriden Journal.
 A Waterbury man has invented a molasses candy which will not stick to the teeth. This takes all the quality out of molasses candy.-Hartford Post.
 For the number of people engaged Mir Rehan's company has the highest salary 1 list of any travelling. At the opera 1 house Wednesday and Thursday even | ings.
 Bommos & Biltz, the Bridgeport butchers, who assisted at the barbecues l i'll this city, are about to remove to Chattanooga. Tenn, where they will conduct large packing establishment. The Rev J. A. Mulcahy and his sister, Sister Euphenia of Danbury, have left for Norfolk, Va. Sister Euphenia's health is very poor, and it is hoped that the southern climate will benefit her.
 Judge Cowell appeared in the police l If nD~Ip, hr0o smile and armed with a box of choice cigars. The judges happy condition was caused by the arrival of son in his family.
 The Rev J. H. ODonnell, of the church of the Immaculate Conception, will give a lecture for the benefit of the Fourth division, A. O. H., at St Patrick s | hall on Wednesday evening, January 13. The subject will be: Striking Traits of the Irish People" Waterbury people are determined to secure federal building for that city if a proper presentation of its claims will bring about that result, and they have sent an attorney to Washington to urge is needed.-New London Day. John J. Splains new shoe store, 121 South Main street, is now open for busi- ness with asbig ''B." His stock is new and fresh, carefully selected from the best houses. Being independent of the shoe trust MT Splain guarantees his prices to be twenty-five per cent lower than any other house in the city. Continental lodge, F. and A. M., last night elected the following offic CTS: w. M., William E. Crane; $. w., Elliott E. Candee;J. w. ,Eldridge E. Candee; treas urer, F. G. Bryan; secretary, H. F. Nc Reynolds; tyler, H. H. Peck; trustees, N Dikeman, F. A. Spencer and N. J. Vel | ton.
 l There is no doubt that the Waterbury man, who was drowned in Woonsocket, R. l., news of which was received here yesterday, is Michael Murtha, a baker who formerly worked for Smith &, Doran on Baldwin street. He is a brother of John Murtha, who removed from here to Kenosha, Wis, few months ago.
 The military enrolment of the town has been completed and filed at the selectmen's office. The recapitulation is as follows Total number en- rolled 3,606. The number exempt is 1,O19, from the following causes: Disability 45, Minors 224, fire 1O2 National guard 14S, Go G 60, Co A 59, Second regiment 3, active firemen 3O1.
 Lily Noonan, the seven-year- old daughter of Mary Noonan who was fatally burned in the lookup some time ago, was sent to the New Haven hospi- tai this morning. The child was badly burned some three weeks ago while lighting fire in stove at her home on Johnson avenue. The little ones face and hands were badly burned and her injuries were not properly taken care Of
 The German pioneers of Waterbury have formed an organization and are arranging a celebration to be held in Concordia hall New Years night, con. sisting of banquet and musical and
 literary entertainment. The officers of the association are as follows President Paul Hahn; vice-president, J. Eyman
 secretary, w. Burchardt; treasurer Louis Adt; committee on arrangements for celebration, the above, John l.. Saxe and Daniel Kiefer.
 The following officers were elected by