Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-07

1.-The Spirituality Of the Sour will be the subject of Father Mulcahy's lecture before the Y. M. c. L. A., Friday even- ing.
 It is expected that few Waterbury people will attend the banquet of the State Democratic club at Hartford this evening.
 Express Messenger James Adams, who runs between Hartford and this city, was able to be out to-day after several days illness.
 Car 95, used by the officials of the New England road, passed through this city to-day going west. It has been newly painted.
 One cent word pays for a sale, want or rent notice in the EVENING DEMO- GRAF. Try it once and see if it does not pay you.
 After an absence of thirty-five years, Dennis Whalen is to pay visit to his native land, Ireland. He will be gone three or four months.
 Tickets are out for the eighth annual concert and reception of Sheridan coun- cil, K. of C., which will be held at City hall, Wednesday evening. February 1.
 What is nicer or more useful than handsome pair of slippers for a Christ mas present for a gentleman or lady. Finn has large stock to select from.
 Frank Debardi, a jeweler on Bank street, made an assignment this morn ing in the probate court to Gordon B. Lawrence. The hearing will be held next Saturday.
 Engineer Mulligan, so long on Con ductor Dinsmore's New England pas senger train, is now employed as engi- neer on one of the new midnight trains over that road.
 The interment of John E. Sedgwick who died at Providence, Sunday, took place at Cornwall to-day. Mir Sedgwick was the father of Benjamin and Henry R. Sedgwick of this city.
 An evening school will be opened in Sperry street school. All persons re- siding on West Side hill or vicinity, de- string to attend, can do so by making application to the teachers. Michael Carroll has purchased through the S. P. Williams agency the house, No 103 Waterville street, from George s. Abbott: Mir Carroll will move to his new home in April.
 The DEMOCRAT collector is making his quarterly call on subscribers just at present, and is meeting with success. Now IS good time to square up and begin the new year on the right side of the ledger.
 Patrick Egan of Court Falcon, D. J. Griffin of Court Linden and Michael Cass of Court Shields have been ap- pointed as the executive committee on the annual union fair of the local For esters of America.
 The annual entertainment given by the Sacred Heart church choir will be held at City hall St Patrick's night, March F. The rehearsals will begin shortly and the choir promises to outdo all its former efforts.
 On the Naugatuck division the train leaving Bridgeport at 1910 p. m. will, after Sunday, December II, leave at 12 noon and arrive in Waterbury at 1:11 D. m. The train leaving Waterbury for Winsted will leave at 11:12 a. m. in stead of 11:17.
 The state auditors have completed their examination of the books of the quartermaster general, and after having inspected the condition of the state property at the arsenal will next pro, ceed to examine the accounts of the in surance commissioners.
 An attempt was made Monday night to cut out square of glass in the lower part of the window of the Chatfield Jewelry compary's store. A diamond was used, but the parties were scared away before completing their work In the window was display of Water bury watches.
 Members of the Knights of Columbus have received assessment No SO, and notices that the relatives of the follow ing deceased members are entitled tc 900 each according to the genera laws of the order: Patrick J. Sullivan Thompsonville; Frank E. Rose, Bran | ArI. Do sAl- ToI. Richard +. Phelan, Waterbury; Michae F. Heating, Newtown.
 The first annual fair of the parish o1 St Cecilia, to be given in the City hal the week following Christmas, promises 20 be great success. Rev Dr Martin has hopes of realizing enough to pay of the debt on the lot recently purchased on Scovill street. When that is accom- plished the work of building a churcl for the German Catholics will begin.
 Seventeen applicants for pharmacists licenses appeared before the pharmac, commission yesterday and were ex amined. The towns represented by -tht applicants were Hartford, Stamford Waterbury, Norwich, Danbury, Rock vile, Danielsonville. The members O the board, N. Douglas Sevip of Nor wich, Dr John H. Grannis otSay brook and Charles A. Rapelye of Hartford, ex amined the applicants in general che m istry, pharmacy, materia medica an, botany, as applied to medicine.
 Thus far, the presence of the AmeIi can employees has not affected the busi ness of the Adams company along tn New England road. Adams messenger and Adams cars run on the trains eS actlY as before the American obtaine the contract. Express matter is foI | 1nI nI .s,zNo aE-.n The messengers of the American con pany, not being allowed in the Adam car have had to go in the baggage ca with their matter. Superintendent Selleck of the American Express con pany was in town to-day. The com pany used one of their new wagons fo the first time to-day. Ticket Agen Manwaring will continue to act @ Temporary agent for the new expres Icompany until Mir Hale, the locs Imanager, can take charge.