Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-28

The funeral OF Stephen, the 4-year old
son of Mr. and Mrs R. s. Curtis, took |
place this afternoon.
Mrs L. w. Fitzpatrick of Westerly.
r. l., is visiting the family of Mr. and
Mrs Jeremiah Fitzpatrick.
Right Rev Bishop Mcmahon and
Father Trainor of Danbury were to-day
the guests of Father Mulcahy.
The Patrick Sarsfield club will give
their first annual sociable at Jacques
auditorium on Friday evening.
John Foley of 256 South Main street
wishes it known that he is not the man
of that name who figured in the police
court recently.
John II. Barrett and Miss Jennie Cor
man were married by the Rev Father
Mulcahy at the church of the Immacu-
late Conception this morning.
Connections are being made with the
main in South Main street to furnish
water for the hydraulic engine which
is to run the new elevator in the Wa
terbury Furniture company's building.
John Carroll aged 33 years. of 8 Hop
kins street, died last night. The funeral
will take place tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock to the church of the immaculate
| Conception.
Extensive preparations are being made
| for the first grand masquerade ball of
the Ell Dorado Pleasure club, to be given
| in City hall, Thursday evening, January
| 5. Bergens full orchestra will furnish
music.
The funeral of James Begley took
place at . p. m. yesterday from his late
residence on Stone street to st Patrick s
| church.. The bearers were: Thomas
Doolan, Finton Bowes, Robert Sheehan,
Michael Bowes, John Flaherty and Pat
rick Garvey.
The committee of the sewer board APP
pointed some time ago to examine into
certain reports concerning Inspector
Carpenter, has given that gentleman
and several others connected with the
department hearing in the matter and
it is expected that report will be made
to the board this evening.
John E. Sherlock, the Salvationist
who is we'll known here, distinguished
himself on Christmas at Hartford. He
disposed of an eight pound turkey
some bread and potatoes and fric
asseed chicken. Three hours later he
had roast beef, baked beans, CHECKER
pot pie, bread and butter, potatoes anc
coffee. In the evening ATTIC O'Clock s
sirloin steak, more bread, potatoes anC
coffee went the same way as the turkey
! The Lithuanian band, which will
furnish the music for the concert anc
sociable IN Concordia hall this evening
arrived last night from Shenandoah
Pa. They played several pieces in the
BROOKLYN district during the evening
This noon the band made a short stree
parade and discoursed some excellen
music. This evening they will parade
the principal streets of the city. A fin'
, | 81 ho1
for the concert. Many tickets hav'
been disposed of. and musicians ar
| anxious to make comparisons between
strangers and home talent, so that ,
+ large attendance is sure to be presen
this evening.
There was large attendance at tn
st Cecilia parish fair last evening, ant
} the entertainment was of a superio
, order. The mandolin and guitar duet
and the sleight of hand performanc
f were highly appreciated, and contor
r ZIONIST George l.. Adams was greeted
r with loud applause. The Black Fores
y maidens are great attraction, thei
e polite and charming manner winnin
many chances. Everybody enjoys tn
9 dancing, the music of the German ban
and Leo Hers promnting giving perfeC
= | satisfaction. Mrs KiIlinCback of IA
South Main street won the $40 in golc
, last night. This evening the Germa
\ band will give a parade and concer
e The stage entertainment will consist c
- concert by the Concordia society. instrl
- mental music by an italian couplt
y something new by the Brooklyn DR.;
matte club. and an exhibition by 'th
leading societies of the city. Less tina
II 900 chances will be taken on the sec
> prize.