Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-19
CITY NEWS.
The state fair at Meriden opened to=dn

quested to be present
 Miss Myrtle Edwards of the Eight Bells Co spent the day with her mother in this city and will join the company in Hartford this evening.
 The trouble between the Painters and Decorators union and A. F. Tavlor S Co. has been settled by the discharge of the non-union man employed by the company
 The new military law provides that troops shall be paid within ten days after the tour of duty. No payment has been made vet for camp duty. which ended An gust 26
 R, F.. Perrin. agent for the Boston Free Food company. who has been guest of Mir and Mrs Thomas F. Lunny for the past few days resumed his travels this morning.
 The members nf Citizens Steamer com pany No ,. voted last evening to decorate the graves of the deceased members of the company on next Sunday. The comuanv will turn out in citizens dress.
 Owing to improvements in the mcchan- lc;Il department of the DEMOCRAT many changes 0f advertisements could not be made to-day. We ask the indulgence of advertisers for a few days for any seeming neglect on our part.
 The committee on public lands and buildings of the court of common council met last evening and voted to advertise, for bids for coal. Janitor Loughliu Was in structrd to have the district court room rc- painted and papcrrd.
 The Rose Hill Social club will this even ing tender a farewell banquet to John F. tiarrrn who leaves to- morrow tn accept an appointment ill Washington. Mir Garrcn k an rN-prCsidrnt uf the club and one of the most popular members.
 All delegates tn the Central Labor union arr requested tn attend an important spc- cial meeting in the ,ngincrrSa room G. A. R, block. this evening. tu consider a ,ues- tl"n that will be submitted by the Paint CT x and Decorators local union No 2lu
 James smith of Simonsvillr. aged Is. died ln Bridgeport yesterday. where he had gone several weeks ago for the benefit of his fail ing health. He leaves a wife and three chil- drcn. The funeral will take place at ? o'clock to-mnrruw afternoon with strvirrS ln the Chapel street Methodist church.
 C"nlon Bros. were not arrested in Mid dl"t"wn, as the press dispatches yesterday stated. They were notified tu appear in court, and introduced nu evidence. pre- trrring to take the ease {" the superior court at once to test the legality uf the vendors law.
 \ hearing on the application of John Fruln. fora liquor license was held before the county commissioners yesterday. Acoplc in the vicinity object to the granting of the license on the ground that it will dcpr. ci ltc the value of property in the neighbor- hood, The commissioners reserved de ci>inn.
 Architect Joseph A Jackson hascomplrted plans for a block for the Waterbury Land Improvement Co to be erected on Bank street near the bridge The building will have frontage of eighty feet and will be three stories high. of pressed brick and granite trimmings. Ii will contain four stores and eight tenrmrntS.
 Secretary \. NJ. Young, of the Traction company. expresses himself as btin,, we'll pleased at the settlement of the differences "NlSunE for N" long time between the city ana hlS company. It k probable that steps will be taken immediately to equip the hn"S for electric power. and temporary rm- rl"Nm"nt may h" given to two hundred men.
 Tn" Arm"N are battling this afternoon wlth the strong New Britain team at the West End grounds. The teams line up as follows: Acmes-B Bowers D: Nichols or Brennan. C: O'NeilI. lb: w Fox. 2b; NIur- phy, sS; Coughlin. 3b; Carr. If: Klobedanz. If; J. Fox, It. New Britains- Sullivan. D: lAlhS, C; D. O.Brirn, In: !. O'Brirn. 2h; N hrOhn If ham ct: AIaloney. If.
 Under the skillful hands of Patrick Hayes and corps rf artists of the L. F H''aS' C"., the trayors otfirc in City hall has been transformed into u vcritahlt nal ace. The walks are tsstcfullv decorated pretty. hcw carpets cover the floor. and the. "r~k> present t bright appearance. Anovrl and attractive feature which will set tn, room off will he the pictures of all tn, mayors Waterbury hr> had which will h.. placed on the walls
 pleasant party wu> given hv Mr and Mrs John !. non22tu rf Walnut street E'~t evening. iu honor 0f u baby >nn. who , arrived al their home recently About hft"'u couples wcr" present. Singing and .;tw'~ helped tn la>> thu, hours pI,a>tntIv. N i- o'clock H handsome rrIrt>t WAS ~'rN"d. [" which all did ample, justice ! About o'clock the party retired yer, wrn pl'Hs'd with their evenings culr>m,nt. and wishing MT and Mrs D"ncg.tn and tho, ''h\ bong and happy life and continued i pr">p, rIty.
 orW dirrcttrN "f thu. stat, "t Cnnu-cti cut t"r all doctors. dentists veterinary HurH""n>. druggists and trained nur>,> i, . now being prepared by pr Thomas Cecil Hnd his cHnra~>cr>. All th"s,. desiring to haN' their names ,rtcd with their rffi,, ''.'' VIII hiH'tlN Sttitl all lEiftlCululN tO tht "thCt rt the Stat, Mctllcyll directors. h"mhs Cecil. NJ, D.. 1SG Crown street New Haven. Tn, particulars will b, us | follows: The name. address place of 1 %r"'natl"n. office hours speciality if any.
 In th" last report of the commissioners "i th" state school fund are tables .ilinr ih" number "f children of school :.-,. in . each town and the number of school dis l hI"t~ lnt" which each town k divided. In ! ~''n'' "t th" towns there must b, about ao 1 many ~h"I officials there are children . il Ill" l"' towns nf the >tatathrr,. ar,. II4 | districts and lG4.n13 children attcndin. >'h'%H' lhlS K an average of only lIG 1 pupils Ill zach district in spite nf tho fact that the districts in twrntv-ninr of the large towns "f the Statr lav,. been cnnsnli- | dated
 Representatives "f the Armour Packinu company have announced their intention [" lest the law passed hy the last l,-,i,ln- tur' relative tn the sale of nlrnmar..,rin, in 1 Connecticut According |" thu, provisions "t the law dealers must have d license. f, sell the imitation butter. and il must not be tn" same color a> buffer \" dealers in this city have taken out licenses N" far as known and the company has now drelde'i tn sell direct to thu, con Snn"rN- They have complied with thu. nitcd States law by obtaining the nrc,s Stry licenses. and will sell through agents representatives of tn" company >Iy that tn" law providing that the nltnmar.g,rin,. cannot be tn" same color :ts butter k un constitutional and they will fight it. Per sons using oleo colored to initiate butt,r are liable to fine of SlOO. but the ArmourS promise [" make good the loss if they ar, arrested and fined.
 The Center district committee held an adjourned meeting last evening. Chairman IlCrnpY nTrSlllnp RiI1S ,,,,,,,,,.;,