Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-04
CITY NEWS.

I
 Town meeting in City hall this even ing.
 'Little Lord Fauntleroy" at the opera house this evening.
 To-day is city pay day and Auditor Cassin is kept busy.
 Highland lake, Winsted, is still cover ed by nearly two feet of ice.
 John Rick, aged "A years, died this morning at his home on Maple street.
 Henry H. Peck returned this morning from several weeks visit in Florida.
 Sergeant Cox predicts showers, fol- lowed by fair, colder weather; fair on Sunday.
 Mrs Polly Tompkinson, aged S7 years, died this morning at her home at the City Mills.
 Mayor Baldwin is confined to his room by illness, but expects to be out again in few days.
 The board of trade held their regular meeting last evening, but only routine business was transacted.
 The remains of William Jackett, who died at the town house yesterday, were taken to New Britain this afternoon.
 Mrs Lydia A. Reed, mother of D. c. Reed of this city died, yesterday, from pneumonia, at her home in New York.
 The Naugatuck railroad officials have erected gate tenders house and placed a man at the West Main street crossing.
 The forty hours devotion will begin at the Immaculate Conception church with a solemn high mass, at 1O:3O o'clock tomorrow.
 J. w. Dikinson of Chicago, a well known journalist of the Pork city, is visiting m town the guest of Editor Swift of the Herald.
 Great sale at Brett 6 Co.'S. They have placed in their north window mems suits which formerly cost from SIS to SIS. Price now $10.
 All nature brightens at the approach of spring. So does the face, the house and the clothes of those who use lavine for washing.
 The Acme Social club have engaged the rooms Tn the Lewis block on Bank street, formerly occupied by the Lotos club, and have also purchased the furnl' ture.
 The funeral of Kieran A. Egan, son o1 Constable James Egan, will be held to. morrow at 4 p. m., at his fathers resi-. the Sacred Heart.
 William Trumbull, the lawyer of this city, son of the late Dr David Trumbull the famous missionary at Valparaiso Chilli, was married last Monday at Wa terbury, Conn, to Miss Anne Leaven worth Train.-New Haven Register.
 A handsome silver cup, now on exhi bition in F. J. Rametti's window, will be contested for by the tug-of-war teams of the Scovil and Rogers & Brother Manufacturing companies at the sociablt of the East End Democratic club, Fri day evening next.
 Subscription season tickets for thI music festival to be held in City hall Monday April 27, are now on sale al Driggs & Smiths music store and arC exchangeable for reserved seat coupon! on April IS. No season tickets will be sold on or after that date. A new timetable will go into effect or the Meriden, Waterbury & Connecticut River road Monday. Trains will leave Dublin street station at 5, and a. m. 1880, and 7:07 p. m. Trains will leave Meriden for Waterbury at 7:02, and 9:2I a. m., 12:51, 5:45 and 6:50 p. m.
 District court assignments were made to- day as follows: April 6-GOodwin Son vs Eliza Moriarty; L. r. Burpee VI M. P. Phelps. April 1O-T. F. Judson VI City of Waterbury. April 11-Mary D Heron vs H. D. Austin; Mrs J. F. Paine vs c. H. Briggs; Oscar Peterson VI Herbert F. Dayton.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Byrnes whose death was announced yesterday will take place to the church of th' Sacred Heart at 9 o'clock Monday morning. Mrs Byrnes was the mothe of Henry R., John jr, Matthew D. Martin, James E.. Peter J., William T. and Miss Sarah E.Byrpes, and Mrs Mar. Gilman. She was one of the oldest anC most respected of the Irish residents o Waterbury.