Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-16

Rev Father OCOnnel or betneA is t0o guest of the Rev Father Mnlcahy.. to- day.
 The Second division, A. o. H.. will ! hold it's first weekly drill on Friday \ evening of this week.
 Dr P. T. O'Connor, a recent graduate | of Bellevue hospital medical college, has street, over Rametti's shoe store.
 The case of Webster, trustee, vs P. J. Strain, an action to set aside certain conveyances to the defendant's wife, was heard before Judge Bradstreet this morning. Decision was reserved.
 A score of laborers under Contractor Thompson broke ground this morning for the new almshouse. Selectman Pinney and Architect Smith were present at the beginning of the work.
 The delegates from Court Falcon, A. O. F. of A., who attended the con vention in Middletown, will report at tomorrow nights meeting of the court, ,and all members are expected to be present.
 The German Catholics sent a com mittee to Hartford this afternoon to wait upon Bishop McMahon relative to getting a German priest appointed to some one Of the different Catholic parishes of this city.
 Architect Smith has completed plans for frame building to be erected on Baldwin street by Michael Mahon Of Cole street. It will be arranged for a store with plate glass front, and three
 tenements with modern improvements.
 The mission which the Rev Father
 Daniel is conducting at the church of
 the Immaculate Conception for the German and Italian Catholics, will close . Wnlnocdou Fnthar Tloniol cola
 brated the 10:30 o'clock mass yesterday.
 The will of the late Joel B. Terrell
 was filed for probate this morning. By the terms of the will a brother, Ed
 ward Terrell, is named as executor, and
 after $2, 900 is paid to the widow, the
 residue of the estate is left to the execu-
 tor. --
 Articles of agreement were signed
 this afternoon between Dennis Cava- naugh and John Mack, two Waterbury
 asplrants for.ffistic honors, for a finish
 fight to take place next Saturday night, ) for $100 side. Mack is the man who ) recently defeated Jones.
 Packed houses greeted the Saturday afternoon and evening performances of "Ben Hur." The participants acquitted
 themselves even better than on the pre- vious evenings. A snug snm was real. ized which will go toward replenishine the treasury of the Woman's exchange. w. s. Wake, of the firm of Elkins &
 Wake, drove to a house on River street this morning and made a demand fol some furniture on which payment had ) not been completed. When refused he l attempted to take the same, when the woman of the house chased him into the street with kettle of water. Mir Wake through Constable O'Brien, replevined the goods and carted them away. The case of Moskas, brother anG sister, vs Henry l.. Davis, came to { sudden ending to-day. It was tC S have been tried before Attorney Russell ! Sheriff Norway came down from Wa ! tertown this morning with papers tx arrest the brother and sister for theft o T goods from the defendant in the case
 He agreed, however, through Attorney n Cole, to settle with Attorney Lowe al g the costs of both cases and pay up tn, ! claim of the plaintiff in full if the sui | against Davis was dropped. This wa | agreed to.
 ! Selectman Pinney went to Bristo 2 Saturday to find the friends of the craz, Polander, who is confined at the alms
 house. He found a daughter of tn D man in very poor circumstances. Sh' g said her fathers name was Charle n Oswald and that he was a blacksmith e He had disappeared mysteriously tw' k weeks ago last Thursday. He had beel 8 drinking hard before he disappeared b The family have only been ID the stat @ a month and Selectman Pinney will thi n afternoon notify the state authorities
 The daughter came over from Bristo n yesterday, but could not succeed ii } making her father talk rationally.