Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-10-17
CITY NEWS.
New Zealanders at the Casino.

dence to South Willow street.
Prof Bristors school of trained horses |
at the opera house this evening.
DIR Axtelle said to-day that E. 7. Tur-
ner was gradually growing weaker.
The Y. NJ. c. A. football team is play
ing the Hartford High school team to-
day.
Read the new story on third page to-
day.-"Number Skis Sister" will be in
teresting reading.
Sheridan council, K. of c., will work
the third degree at the meeting to-
morrow afternoon.
The new Zealanders are drawing big
crowds nightly at the Casino. The show
is said to be good one.
The funeral of the late Mrs Philip
Riley will take place tomorrow after
noon at 80, to st Patrick's church.
The fair of the Sacred Heart church
will open at the City hall on the even
ing of November 3, as announced.
Superintendent Beach said this after
noon that Conductor Frank Scott will
have charge of the new express train.
The annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut state board of trade will be held in
Waterbury on the Goth of January next.
The superior court has disallowed At
torney O'NeiHs motion asking that the
Camp VS. Pearsal case be stricken from
the jury docket.
The special train to the conductors
fair will leave for New Haven at 1925
this evening. The fare for the round
trip is s. cents.
All of the property in Bridgeport of
ex-Vice President SpOoner of the Adams
Express Co, was placed under attach
ment last night by Sheriff Stone.
The Rev Father White arrived from
Albany last evening, in response to a
telegram announcing the serious illness
of his father, Matthew White.
F. B. Rice has received word from
Engineer Herring, who was appointed
to survey for new water supply,
that he will be here October %.
Epson, Singleton & Co have as nobby
line of fall suits and OvercoatS as one
could desire. They are also showing
the correct styles in hats and neckwear.
The case of Longworth VS. the Meriden,
Waterbury & Connecticut River Rail
road Co was heard before Judge Brad
street in the district court this morning.
Conductor F. A. Dickerman of the
Naugatuck division led the voting for
the most popular conductor at the Con-
ductor's fair in New Haven last even
ing.
Rev j. A. Mulcahy has been invited to
deliver his lecture upon the Passion
Play, before the faculty and students of
st Charles college, Ellicott City, Nd,
on Thanksgiving eve.
Attorney Porter L. Wood has been
appointed deputy game warden for New
Haven county. He will prosecute all
complaints for violation of the game
laws and Sunday shooting.
The Adams Express people say that
there is no possibility of the United
States company securing possession of
the New York and New England, as
there is a recently made five years con-
tract with the Adams company.
School Clerk T. j. Moran will be at
the center school district office daily
from to - a. m. and 2 to p. m. On
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even
ings he will be at the office from 7 to g.
The men Healey and Ferris, who were
arrested here yesterday and taken to
Naugatuck, charged with highway rob-
berry, have not been given a hearing.
They are confined i'll the Naugatuck
station house.
The case of Austin Brainard against
Comptroller Staub has been assigned for
trial on Tuesday, October %. The suit
is one to compel Mr. Staub to pay Mr.
Brainard the sum of SEC. Sc, alleged to
be due for salary as executive secretary
to Acting Governor Buckley.
La grippe has again made its appear
anCe in several sections of the state. At
Plainfield nine-tenths of the citizens are
suffering with it, and the physicians and
druggists are dealing out quinine in
great quantities. Jewett station and
| Wauregan are also ffected.
A half bushel of walnuts which Chris
Nolan, clerk for j. w. Hodson, had Sc
GREETED in the cellar of the store, were
mysteriously spirited away a day or two
ago. Yesterday afternoon box came
by express for Chris, the charge being
fifty cents. The box contained the
missing walnuts and the victim of the
joke is looking for blood.
The case of the town of Waterbury VS.
the New York and New England rail-
road was heard before Judge Cowell in
| the district Conrt this morning. 1t is a
motion to strike out part of a complaint
in the suit brought against the road for
whistling. City Attorney Burpee op-
posed the motion. Decision was reserv-
ed
The funeral of Charles Weiceluns,
who was killed at Holmes, Booth &
Lay uSIS 1dCIOIy w eunGSudy LOOK place
| at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, to st
Patrick's church and was largely attend
ed. The pail bearers were William
Pamteius, Andrew Boudich. Charles
| DOrchwith, John Green, Andrew Zvenct
and Peter Bucenoritz.
| There was gratifyin ing attendance at
the fair of the Womans Relief Corps in
Music hall last evening, and pleasing
entertainment was provided. At inter
walls during the evening solos and duets
were rendered by Mr. and Mrs Lamp
man, recitations by the Misses Mabel
Howard, Garce Corner and Mabel Mason.
Mrs Dora Munson gave humorous read
ing. The fair will close this evening.
The clerks of the state treasurers Of
flee have completed the registering of the
bonds and other securities on which the
direct state tax of two mills is paid,
thereby enabling owners to omit this
property from their list in the towns,
as held October /. This is the second