Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-13
CITY NEWS.
Good morning.

S~~~ mand.
 A special meeting of the board of education will be held this evening at 8 o'clock.
 Try the one cent word column of the EVENING DEMOCRAT. It brings quick returns.
 A leap year social will be given by the Hebrew young ladies at Turn hall on next Friday evening.
 The arrival of baby boy may cause some alterations in the plans of Archi- tect Joseph Jackson's family.
 The evening school for the French speaking people will be opened this evening in the Clay street building.
 Rev J. A. Mulcahy returned from Baltimore to-day where he had been at tending the funeral of Father Gately. Kingsley & Burke's restaurant on South Main street was closed last night by Constable O'Brien, in the interest of creditors.
 The "Our Goblins" theatrical com pany went to pieces at Meriden Saturday night, owing to bad business and poor management.
 The sacrament of confirmation will be administered at the church of the I'm \ maculate Conception tomorrow morn ing by Bishop McMahon.
 The Womens club will have Mrs G. A. Custer lecture at Lcayenworth hall this evening. Her subject will be, Garrison Life on the Plains.
 Have you settled that subscription bill yet? It is only a small amount by itself, but there may be ten or fiften hundred in just the same position you are. Do you catch on? E. J. Finn, the East Main street shoe dealer, has an elegant line of slippers for ladies, gentlemen and children, suitable for holiday gifts. School shoes, Well made, at moderate prices.
 A market wagon owned by Gardener McMahon and heavily laden with garden products had hind axle broken in two on South Main street, near the corner of Union this afternoon.
 Miss Eva Allard, aged nineteen years and six months, died this morning at her parents home on Pond street. The funeral will take place to St Ann's church at o'clock Thursday morning.
 Mrs John Leo, who has been visiting her parents, MT and Mrs Thomas Della. ney of Hill street, left the city this morning accompanied by her husband for Hot Springs, Arkansas, to spend the winter.
 The midnight passenger trains be- tween Boston and New York, over the New England road, are doing a good business. The American Express com pany usually has from two to four cars on each train, filled with express matter.
 Sheriff Miles B. Preston of Hartford county came to this city to-day and in company with Constable J. F. O'Brien went to Naugatuck on matters con- nected with the accident on the New England road near Pomperaug Valley Saturday morning.
 N Patrick Phalon, aged 55, died early this morning of asthma, at his home on Dublin street. The deceased is the father of William, Joseph, Patrick Michael, James and Annie Phalon anG Mrs William F. Dillon. The funeral will take place Thursday morniug.
 The opening of the Red mems fair ir City hall last evening was largely at tended. The several booths attractively arranged and filled with every thine that could tempt a pale face to exchange his money for. The American banC gave thoroughly enjoyable concert.
 A conversation with the sanitary in spector reveals the fact that the healtk Ol bHS AS SOOus mere ar( but three or fonr cases of contagiou. diseases which the board of health knew of, and beyond that there is practically no sickness except the chronic cases, r The Bakers and Confectioners unior will give handsome cake to the best lady waltzer at their dance Saturday night at Concordia hall. The cake il warranted to keep fresh and sweet fol five years. It will be on exhibition ir Lake, Strobel & Co.'S window tomorrow evening.
 Wednesday, Friday and Saturday o this week are Ember days, and they art days of fast. It is the rule throuehou, the country that the candidates for the priesthood be ordained on these days from the different seminaries. As rule the faithful offer prayers for the candi dates.
 Mrs Elizabeth Malone of Hartford mother of Peter F. Malone of thus city died yesterday morning. She suffered $ slight shock of apoplexy on the evening of November 8, election day, and fel over a chair and broke her hin. Sht failed from that time until her death The funeral will be held at 9:3O to morrow morning.
 Last evening Washington conclave No %, K. s. F., gave one of it's notabl, invitation sociables at G. A. R. hall There were eighty couples in the grand march, led by G. V. Gooding and Mis- Katie Dooley. Miss Kitty Fitzgerald won the souvenir for the best lady waltzer. Booths orchestra furnished music and Prof c. Miller prompted. , The order of Knights of Columbu has been garnisheed for the sum O = $1 :O00 in suit brought by Undertake John Cullan of Bridgeport, agains Vaughan Barry of Ireland. The wri s is returnable to the term January or O the common pleas court, and the sui will involve the question of liability O |, beneficiary under the policy of insur ance for last sickness and funeral ex penses of the insured, leaving no othe estate for creditors to recover from.
 The following report for last montl was presented at the meeting of tn r1 NE Is Al