Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-18


 for judge of the superior court.
 The street in the vicinity of the New station is being macadamized.
 The criminal term of the Waterbury superior court adjourned yesterday sine die.
 A baby girl has just been added to the family of MT and Mrs James w. Hod- son.
 Ulysses Fitzmaurice left for New | York to-day and will sail tomorrow for | Ireland.
 A handsome new safe was placed in A. J. Smiths spacious architectural rooms in Platt's block to-day.
 The special train for Springfield to- morrow will leave here at 10 o'clock. The fare for the round trip is $1.5O.
 D. H. Tierney has sold to Napoleon Blanchard, the double house and lot on Oak street, for Dr G. B. Bonton of Westport.
 The case of Charles Snow, charged with seduction, was this morning nolled. It is probable that Snow will be arrested for bastardy.
 Michael Hayden is now and has been since it's organization, a member of the old temperance society, and has not signed any liquor license.
 The body of Dominic F. Holmes, aged one year and six months, son of John Holmes, was taken to Falls Village, on the 11:17 am. train to-day for interment in that town.
 The Waterbury term of the superior court, civil side, will probably come in at New Haven next week. There are eighty-seven cases on the docket, ten of | which are jury cases.
 It has been decided by the executive committee of the Connecticut Press association to postpone the semi-annual | banquet set for New Haven next Satnr- day week, to Saturday, December 10.
 The Young Mems Catholic Literary association have secured the City hall for a grand sociable on April :. The members intend to have it surpass any sociable ever given by the association.
 Papers were served to. day on William Beach, a castor at Holmes, Booth, X Haydens, for $1 900 damages for slan- der. The complainant is Joseph Kar einecka, who alleges islander. Thecase is returnable first Tuesday in December.
 Maurice Walsh, who conducts a saloon at 10 Fuller street, met with a painful accident this noon. He was putting some cider barrels in the cellar, | when one of them slipped cutting off two fingers of the left hand. Dr North rendered surgical attention.
 Ticket Agent Manwaring of the New England road has received a copy of the new time card which goes into effect Sunday. The new afternoon train will leave Hartford at 3:45, arriv- ing here at 4:05. Returning the train will leave here at 5:15.
 The school census of the center dis | trict was taken several weeks ago and when the enumerators had handed in their lists it was discovered that an error had been made somewhere, so the work had to be gone over. The revised lists are now ready and many names have been added.
 The rapidly increasing business of the popular firm of Elkins x Wake renders | it necessary to obtain larger quarters. They will accordingly remove to the store recently vacated by the Hunt es- tate. Previous to removal they will make a heavy cut in prices in order to reduce their large stock of furniture, carpets and upholstery.
 A reception will be held at the home of Miss Margaret Nolan, 5S Mansfield street, New Haven, tonight. Miss Nolan was formerly one of Waterbury's popular young ladies, and the following will attend the reception from this city Messrs c. F. Nolan, William Nolan, F. w. Hodson, T. O'Brien and the Misses Mamie Wheelahan, Mamie Daley and Mamie Mccormack.
 James Thornton the celebrated auther composer and singer, who is with "The Dark Secret company, has kindly con. sented to visit the Sacred Heart church fair tomorrow evening and sing several songs. Mir Thornton is the auther of My Sweethearts the Man in the Moon" after finishing his act at the opera house will be driven at once to city hall where he will sing and return in time to complete his work on the stage at the Iopera house.
 This morning there arrived three car. loads of scenery, the huge tank and the immense paraphernalia of "The Dark ISecret," and large force of carpenters who have been busy the entire day, pre-, pairing for to-nights performance which will also be given at the matinee Tomorrow. This is an entirely new re- production of this money maker. Steve Leach, the new manager, has engaged an entirely new company, numbering twenty-six people, which includes Wallace Ross, the American oarsman little Bonnie Thornton, the "tutti frutti" girl, and James Thornton, who is favorably remembered with I"O'Dowd's Neighbors," a few weeks Iago. Every bit of scenery is carried by the company and the production is realism realized.