Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-16

U A. O. H., will be held to-mor- row evening.
 Mrs V. A. Cramer accompanied by her neice, Miss Bangs, left to-day for California.
 Postoffice Inspector Evans of Boston is here to-day looking over the work of re-modelling the office.
 A handsome landau was received to- | day from Hincks & Johnson of Bridge | port by James Mclaughlin.
 At a special meeting of the center | district committee called for the pur- pose, the bond of Chairman Tierney was accepted and filed.
 The amount of rain fall up to noon to-day measured 2.36 inches. The streams have been all filled by it, and the reservoirs raised considerably.
 c. N. Wayland, A. s. Chase, B. l.. Frisbie jr, and E. c. Lewis attended the funeral of the late Douglass Burnham in New York to day.
 The will of the late Mrs Anne Early was admitted to probate this afternoon. She leaves her estate to her sister, Miss as executor.
 Miss Alice Hynes, aged 60 years, died yesterday afternoon at her home on Baldwin street. The funeral will take place to the church of the Immaculate Conception at 9:30 tomorrow. The funeral of Miss Rose Reilly of 30 Dover street, took place this morning at S:30 to St Patrick's church. The pail bearers were Peter Reilly, Patrick Rielly, Michael Cooney and Matthew Carroll.
 Rev J. H. O'Donnell has returned home to Watertown, after a months vacation in Chicago. Last night his practitioners surprised him by turning out in force to welcome him. A purse was also rendered the pastor as a token | of esteem.
 The patrons of the Bank street line of the street railway will hail with delight the near approach of better crossing over the Naugatuck tracks. Measure ments are being made to-day for new crossing frogs which will do away with the jarring sensation to which people are subjected at this point.
 William Kelly got drunk again yester day and created a disturbance on Washington street. This morning he was fined S3 and costs for drunkenness and $5 without costs for breach of the peace. Flnton Phelan and Thomas Fruin for drunkenness were each fined $1 and costs.
 The jury in the case against Terrence Coyle, charged with stuffing the ballot box at the fourth ward primaries, after being out more than an hour yesterday afternoon, reported that they could not agree, and were discharged. It is said that the jury stood eight for acquittal and four for conviction.
 The sixth annual concert and sociable of the Third division, A. o. H., will be given in Jacques auditorium on Thanksgiving eve. Bergen's orchestra will furnish music to the prompting of Prof Uffendale. The members of the Third division are well known enter tainers and tickets have found ready sale.
 It is understood that a committee of engineers, firemen and trainmen of the New York 6 New England road made an unsuccessful attempt a few days ago to get increased pay for certain extra | work, which increase, they claim, would place them on a par with em- ployes of other New England railroads. It is understood that an ultimatum may be presented to Preside nt Parsons
 in the near future.
 The first annual concert and ball of the Principe Ereditario di Savoia, to be given in the auditorium on Tuesday levening of next week, promises to be
 a big event of the season. Music will be
 rendered by the Italian Bersagliere mili-
 tary band of New York, forty pieces,
 and Uffendale will prompt. During the
 intermission Signor Carmine Souna
 who has national reputation as a
 cornetist. will render several selections
 Frank Yuliano, a sleight-of-hand per
 former, will also assist. The committee
 are leaving nothing undone to make the
 affair a success. The honorary presi-
 dents of the society are: Mayor D. F.
 Webster, Hon Charles G. Root, Lieuten-
 ant Colonel l.. F. Burpee, Robert A. Lowe, c. E. Turner, B. Sedgwick, J. B. | MullinpS and T. F. O'Brien