Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-06

sewer boards this evening at o'clock. The worFsof grading for the spur track \ atsthe, 'noEch" at West Cheshire is pro- gressing. @Miss Marsa aret Mckinley of this city is visiting Miss Margaret Stapleton of Bridgeport. JohnI w. Smith and family are ex- pected home this evening from thelr so- journ in Florida. The Photographic society will give & public exhibition of prints for one week, beginning April IS. ----..,--
 The invitations are out for the grad uating exercises of the Waterbury High school, which will take place at the auditorium next Friday. MAnother case of scarlet fever has been reported to the board of health: It is a little girl of the Downey family at 42 Ayers street.
 R In the district court the, jury was ex- cused again this morning until 10' o'clock tomorrow. Already twelve cases which were to be tried before the jury, have been settled.
 EC. B. Webster has force of men at work to-day removing the dwelling house to the rear of his Meadow street property. He will build hand some brick block on the site.
 D. T. Hart started on a trip to Wash ington and Baltimore, last evening. He will be gone several days and will com bine.. business with pleasure while away.
 The democratic town committee will hold an important meeting Thursday evening, when it is expected that head quarters will be secured, and the work of the committee will begin in earnest.
 Postmaster Doherty wrote letter to \ FNrNNNdr VNun E1 NIVNrr furnishing him with statistics of the re- ceipts of the office, for use in the com ing hearing on the bill. for a public building in Waterbury.
 Constable O'Brien served papers on Thomas Quinlan for Fred Champlin, yesterday evening, in an action of tort, for breaking carriage and hurting a horse. The case is returnable April 16, before Justice Lowe.
 A child of John Wyer, of South street, strayed away from home yesterday afternoon. She w6s picked up on South Main street by policeman and taken to the station, where she was found by her father.
 General Kellogg to-day received q let, ter from General Manager Futile of the Consolidated system, informing him that he would meet the committee on express train at his office in New Haven Friday morning.
 Mayor D. F. Webster sent a telegram as follows, to Mayor Marigold of Bridge port, yesterday: "My heartiest congratu lations. To see't the smiles of your friends in Waterbury this morning would re- joice your heart
 The police have been ordered tC strictly enforce the law with regard tC unmuzzled dogs, and to shoot all dog that are found with the muzzle simply hanging on theSneck and not properly g fixed over the mouth.s
 r The clothing store of w. D. Richard 5 son & Go was to-day sold to F. B. Hart we'll of Danbury. The new firm nam' will be Hartwell &5 Co. William B Murphy, for many years clerk witl the old firm, will manage the new store
 A Naugatuck woman advertises fo . an experienced waist trimmer. l @ Naugatuck young men are not Gin it, or are lacking in experience, she migh find some young man in Waterbur, whose arm has trimmed waists before I-Ansonia. Sentinel.
 2 Hartford Courant: Orrin E. Merit of this city, and Agnes Fitzpatrick 0 Waterbury, were yesterday refused = marriage license by Registrar Higgins as the girl admitted that she was but 1 years old, and could not furnish proc of consent of her parents.
 The Rev Mr Davis will meet tn r Alliance members at the Friendl league room, No 43 East Main street. a 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. an again in the evening at 7:45 in Bror \ sons hall, 10S Bank street. All ar ] cordially invited to.be present. \ The funeral of the late Frank Boyla ~ took place this morning to the churc of the Immaculate Conception, where
 requiem mass was celebrated at o'cloc by the Rev Father O'Donnell. The pal 7. bearers were: William Dillon, Joh = Barrett, John McNamara and Fran
 Lyons.
 Delegates from all the granges i
 Hartford county met in American M. Inf chanics' hall, Bristol, yesterday, an
 worked the Pomona degree on fiftee 6. candidates. A banquet followed, an - then those present adjourned to th
 town hall for the afternoon exercises
 Work of the fourth degree was pe N formed and remarks were made by M ne Porter of Waterbury. The rest of th
 afternoon was given up to music an
 social enjoyment.
 - The three-year-old child of Job
 Claffey, of 24 Sperry street, fell from
 second story window of the hous
 yesterday afternoon, striking upon h,
 head on the doorstep. Dr O'Hara w,
 hastily summoned and found the chi . in a semi-conscious state. She is
 critical condition and may die, as it
 feared that her skull is fractured. Ho
 the child happened to fall from the vii
 dow is not positively known, but it
 believed she was playing on a bed ne.
 the window with her sister and acc
 dentally fell against the blinds forcir them open.
 '' Deputy High Chief Ranger Edw
 Levick and Worthy Herald Alfrt
 Abraham Lincoln, A. O. F. The ft
 lowing officers were elected and i