Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-13
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 A rehearsal of the Choral society will be held this evening.
 "Woman Against Woman" at the opera house this evening.
 The annual meeting of the board of trade will be held this evening.
 A meeting of the town board of health has been called for this evening.
 c. Collard Adams the DEMOCRAT is seriously ill with pneumonia, at his home in Cromwell.
 Thomas Kelley, aged 37 years, died at the town house this morning. He has no relatives in this city
 The superior court will be in session tomorrow at the district court room. Judge Sanford will preside. In the police court this morning. Ed ward Benson. charged with theft, had his case continued for 30 days.
 Attorney O'Neill went to New Haven this morning to make arrangements for the defense in the Fanny Crowley arson case.
 A dozen walters are wanted to work at the Fremont house on Friday evening next, on the occasion of the tiremen' s ball.
 The trustee in the w. F. York assign ment announces a dividend of 50 per cent, which does not include the book account.
 MT and Mrs J. K. Smith and Mir and Mrs F. E. Benham and children left N. Y.this afternoon to spend several months in Florida.
 The will of the late Joseph Clement was admitted to probate to-day. The will was made in 1885 and beQueathed his property to his wife. The board of education and district committee will meet this evening to dis cuss the matter of a new school building for the Brooklyn sub-district. The Rev Father Fitzgerald. of Nauga- tuck, assisted at St Patricks church yes terday, the Rev Father Martin being confined to the house by illness. Sergeant Cox of the New Haven sig nal station, says to-day's cloudy weather will be followed by fair weather. A cold wave is predicted for tomorrow.
 The funeral of Mrs Margaret Walsh, aged S5. who died at her home on the Watsrville road, was attended to the church of the Sacred Heart this morn Ing.
 Town Cle+1 Madden has cleaned up the mantel in his office and has every thing nicely arranged. Outside office hours he may be found at 2l0 North Main street.
 A committee composed of commits stoned officer of each company in the Second regiment will meet at New Ha- ven tonight for the purpose of forming a veteran corps.
 Notice has been served on Town Agent Platt of Ansonia that suit would be in ,tituted against the town for damagas caused by the drowning of James Mather m the Naugatuck river.
 The total amount of taxes collected by Tax Collector Hellmann is S233, ,497. 6O MT Hellmann is anxious to make col ,ections as soon as possible and would re- quest those who have not paid their taxes Jo do so.
 Miss Lizzie Oxlev, aged 24, died this morning at the residence of her aunt Mrs Margaret Campion, North Rlver- tide street, from pneurlOnia. Her funeral will take place from St Patrick $ church Wednesday morning at 9 o'c ock.
 Hoffman's Catholic directory p aces the Catholic population of the diocese ul Hartford at 100000 Other statistics given are regular clergy F, secular 169. total lS6; churches, 14S: stations, 34 chapels, 32; orphan asylums, 2; or phans, 274; theological students, 25, academies, s; parochial schools, 36 children attending parochial schools, 15,- 0OO; baptisms, 1000; marriages TOO.