Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-12
CITY NEWS.

For fine fitting clothing and stylish furnishings go to Upson & Singleton.
 Sergeant Cox predicts fair, warmer weather; probability of showers on Sun lay.
 Vespers will be held at the church of the Sacred Heart at 7:30 tomorrow 'vening.
 A special meeting of the court of common council will be held Monday | evening.
 Full line of books and supplies for the | public schools and St Mary's school, at | Martin Bergin's.
 Mir and Mrs William T. Walsh of 23 | <ingsbury street are rejoicing over the | .rrival of a son in their family.
 James Morrison, the carpenter who | vas injured at Benedict & Burnham's, | Thursday, is in critical condition.
 Engineer Mulligan of the New Eng | and road and George Lambert, the bar )er, will give a clambake tomorrow at S5olster's grove.
 Thomas Cronin, infant son of Patrick | ;ronin, of No 20 North Leonard street, | vas buried this afternoon at o'clock, n St Joseph's cemetery.
 Miss Kate Moore and Miss Ellen Mo Cam, who have been visiting Miss Mary COughlIn, returned to their home in }Oston to-day.
 Thit yes entered the residence of Der lurd Reed, 1163 East Main street, Thurs lay night, through window. They ,ecured few articles of clothing. Town Clerk Madden is confined to his | nome suffering from severe cold | which his physician fears may develop ntO pneumonia.
 | Arthur HOnOrs as before the police court this morning charged with drunk lnness. He was given 30 days in jail with costs. Several other drunks paid | ines.
 Conductor John Colgan of the Nauga- | tuck division is at his home in Bridge port on account of the serious illness of his brother, ho is not expected to re | cover.
 Miss AntOnette FerOn entertained her pupils at her rooms last evening, about hirty being in attendance. The pupils | presented Miss FerOn with a handsome piano lamp.
 Jean Jacques commenced this morn- ung to remodel his block on South Main street, east of his new auditorium. He | will have five stores in the building, which will be known as auditorium ulock.
 District court assignments: September l l4-A. B. Simons vs William Dwyer ct uX. September 15-St Mary's Woolen Manufacturing Co vs Miller & Peck; J. K. Smith vs C. B. Webster. September | l6-Kelly vs N. Y. 6G N. E R. R.; Mo Grath vs same, motion to appeal.
 The registrars of voters will be in ses- sion on Thursday and Friday next from 9 a. m to p. m. to prepare correct list of electors for the town, city and school elections to be held Monday, October }, 1891. Applications of per sons to be made electors will be received up to , p. m. Thursday, September F, and no later.
 The funeral of the late Mary Higgins was attended to-day at 9 a. m. to the Immaculate Conception church, where Father Mulcahy sung mass of re- uuicm. Among the floral offerings was a large pillow from the employees of the featuring Co., The pallbearers were: J. T. Dunn, John Kenaugh, Michael Mulholland and P. J. Mcconnell
 The bazaar in aid of the new convent of NOtre Dame will open on Tuesday evening at o'clock. Season tickets are for sale at Bossidy's drng store, Bergin' s Look store and kilbrlde's drug store. Admission fee, 25 cents. Children free in the afternoon; at night, 10 cents. | MUSICAL ana OTtllildIlC will be given each night. Entrance by the usual way to the convent hall. All are respectfully inN tied to inspect the articles of fancy work and painting, which are exceptionally fine.
 By the new timetable which goes in effect September 2lst on the New Eng land road, Waterbury will have an ad \ ditional tram from and to Hartford
 leaving Hartford at S:05 d. m. arriving
 here at 9:25. Returning, leave Water
 bury at 10:3O a. m. due in Hartford al
 II: :5J. The Pullman vestibuled trainI
 between Boston and Brooklyn will stoI
 at Waterbury, east bound 3:05 and wes
 bound }:25 am. They leave both BOs
 ton and Brooklyn at l 1 p. m. D. A writ of attachment has been served II by Deputy Sheriff Pond against tn,
 Union Waterproof Shoe company O
 New Haven, at the instance of AttOrney
 Murehouse of the firm of filling, Webl
 S& MOrehOuee counsel for Goodyear Ind l- Rubber Glove Manufacturing company m located in Naugatuck. The amount O p' the attachment is about 5000 and is t' n, recover money due the plaintiff on note 1, drawn some time ago. The writ is re d turmahlc before the superior court il r New Haven on tht second Tuesday il 1t October.
 a Charges were filed yesterday witl ,s Sim, on F, Baldwin, chairman of tn
 committee of grievances of the Nev
 Haven county bar, against Lawye
 James Cook of Clinton, for attackin,
 the integrity and honor of the judiciar.
 of the state at a mass meeting in Guil
 ford on Saturday last. At that time h
 said: No judge could be found t.
 grant an injunction preventing the Con T solidated road from destroying tn
 drawbridge at that town, over Eas
 river, because of Lynde HarrisOn's ir
 tlICnCe.
 ADJUSTMENTS.
 Casper the YOdler.,, at Charles T. Ellis, Casper the Yodler,
 will annnar at the Onera house nlaX