Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-18

6 The schools will Ee-opened to-morrow for the summer term.
 Prof Bonn left this afternoon for New York, where he willsspend week. wAn examination for teachers' certih- cates will be held in the High school room on Saturday next at ga. m.
 Mrs Annie Dell, aged % years, died Saturday evening, at her home on North Elm street. The funeral took place this afternoon. aaL
 The 4.05 tram from Waterbury to Hart ford was stoned at the black rock cross ing west of New Britain, Saturday after noon. Fortunately no one was injured.
 Leo F. Adt returned to Albany to-day after a short visit with his relatives here. He will graduate as valedictorian at the Albany Medical college on April 27th.
 The Revs Father Lancaster, of Water town is. sick, with symptoms of pneu- moniA. Father. O'Donnell celebrated mass at the Watertown church yester- day.
 The new day express trains over the Brooklyn, passed through this city for the first time to-day. The train from Boston was fifteen minutes late.
 Collections for the hospital were taken up at several of the churches yester- day. The following are the amounts contributed: St John's church, $206. 90; Second church, $224; First church, $147; First Methodist church, $44.
 The Waterbury. Prohibition associa- tion has elected the following officers: President, Porter l.. Wood; vice presi- dents, E. A. Moree, E. J. Thomas and w. M. Hurlburt; secretary, George Sutherland; treasurer, w. c. Meyers.
 There.will be aSspecial meeting of the Center school, district Committee this : evening at 7:30, for the purpose of ap' Francis OConnor as assistant principal } of the High school, at a salary of $1 ,OOC per year.
 , MT and Mrs Thomas Moran visited the
 almshouse Saturday, at the invitation of Superintendent Thompson. MT Moran will take the place of superintendent oi 3 the aImshouse on May 1. They express ed themselves as highly pleased witt the way they found things under the | present management. The funeral of the late Charles Fully of 215 South Main street, was held
 yesterday afternoon to the church oi ] the Immaculate Conception. Cour Stephen J. Meany, of which the de
 
 body. The pallbearers were: Charles H. Kane. John McEvoy, w. B. Hol . loran, Daniel Keefe, Bernard Keefe anC . Michael Mcfarland.
 In the probate court to-day Christo pher .Strobel was appointed trustee o
 the estate of Horace D. Chatfield
 William J. Rigney was appointed trus tee of the Williams estate. The will oi
 Sarah E. Frisbie was admitted to pro bate, Styles l.. Hotchkiss being ap pointed executor. Hearing on the will of Mrs Mary O'Brien was still further , postponed until Saturday, April 23. It was hardly an ideal Easter Sunday z so far as ,he weather was concerned. stiff breeze blew most of the day, and i , was trIfe too cold for spring milli ! ! nery. There was a good display, how ever, and streamers were plentiful. Th'
 attendance at the churches was large 5 the decorations were pretty and specia music was rendered. Sermons appro :, priate to the day were delivered in al the churches.
 , A young man went into Bank stree cigar store Saturday evening and asked to be shown some pipes. Three briar
 woods were placed on the showcase;fo ' his inspection, and while the clerk back was turned he pocketed one O them and asked for another style. Th' clerk missed the pipe, but said nothing , until the fellow was about to go, whel he was requested to give up the stolel I: pipe. He became indignant at first, bu : when the dealer threatened to call al officer he returned the stolen property
 and sneaked off.