Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-01
CITY NEWS.
Tomorrow is bargain day at Curran's.


boards this evening.
Regular meeting of the center district
committee this evening.
Mrs F. ]. Brown and Mrs G. L. White
will be hospital visitors until November
Is.
Charles E. Miner, the bother at 81
Spring street. made an assignment to-day
naming Chris Strobel as trustee.
A meeting of the board of education will
be held Mt 4 o'cl ok this afternoon, when
additional teachers for the night schools
will be appointed.
The train from Hartford, on the New
England road, due here at 7:55, was half an
hour late this morning. The delay was
caused at Plainville Ly hot box.
The young ladies of the Convent of Notre
Dame began this morning the exercises ola
iridium. The instructions of the advanced
christian doctrine class will on that account
be omitted for this week.
Theodore C Sueler, aged II years, son
of Ernest Stieler of Beech street. died last
night The funeral will be held at 3
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from the
house with interment in Pine grove GENE
terry.
Constable OBrien arrested August
Dumschot AT Holmes, Booth 4 Haydens
mill this afternoon on n writ of execution
in favor of Gothef Krauss. to whom he
owed n bill of $40, and took him to New
Haven Jail.
The High school eleven went to Water
| town to-day to play game of football with
| town. They say that if they beat the Taft
eleven they will try to down the Y. NJ. c. A
| team in the near future.
| William Shannahan, aged thirty years,
/ died early this morning at his residence,
256 Bank street. The funeral will take
place at $50 tomorrow afternoon with
services at st Patrick's church and inter-
ment in st Josephs cemetery.
Letters advertised at the postoffice are;
| Miss Mary A. ConnorS Miss Laura Hine,
Miss Fannie Scott. Myrta i. Blackman,
Joseph Cooney. c. s. NJ. Ghdden, John
Landers. +. b. Mansfield, Adelard Ouimet
Mathey Nictore and Rathay Stewart a..
The adjourned town meeting will be
held in City hall this evening The com
mittce appointed to examine into the
steam heating and plumbing contracts al
the new almshousc will report, and there
is likely to be an amount of plain talking
right out in meeting. Citizens and tax
payers should attend.
The New York n New England road
almost monopolized the business il
Chicago tickets from this city during the
fair. Ticket Agent Manwaring SOLD
during the past six months $50 round trip
tickets The travel by months was as fol
lows: May 10, June 81, July 142, Angus
800, September $50 and October 1872,
Jim Flynn polished up an old army
musket the other day and started toward
the primenal forests north of Waterbury to
kill something, he wasn't particular what
He was successful beyond his mos
sanguine expectations and last night
number of boys assembled at 2. W. Con
nors house on Stohe street to discuss
twenty pound coon, served up by Davit
David with fixtures.
The funeral of the Rev Mortimer Brrn
man, pastor of st Malachi's church in Eas
New York was held yesterday. Rev
Fathers Mulcahy and O'Donnell, Doctor:
O'Hara and Mcdonald, Chris X. kilbrid,
and several relatives from this city at
tended. The final absolution was pro
nounced by Right Rev Bishop ODonnel
of Brooklyn, and interment was in Flat
bush cemetery.
Manager Vail Of the Connecticut build
ing at the Worlds fair says there was
proportionate increase of Connecticut visi
tors toward the last, as many 4O0 regis
tering sometimes in n day. 1t is estimated
that about 5000 persons from the nut
meg state have lourneyed to the fair
Many of the exhibits from Connection
have been sold subject to delivery to-day
The rest will be removed without delay.
The Veru road race was run yesterday
afternoon over the Pequot course in Eas
Haven. The road was in good condition
and there was some fast riding. The
record for the course. 30 minutes - Is
seconds, held by F. T. Catlin. was broker
by Catlin himself and new record of 3:
minutes 2-5 seconds was made. He wa.
given a $50 Victor bicycle. James Lang
of this city, who was on the scratch. fin
ished third in thirty-three minutes and on,
second. He won pair of pneumatic tires
The employees at the site of the new
reservoir, engaged in clearing out stumps
were surprised this morning to find order
to discharge forty men. They came dowI
in body and demanded their pay from
Auditor Cassin, and that gentleman die
not have the money to pay them at one,
they were very much put out. The cit,
engineer claims that the work of gettinj
the stumps out was progressing but Yer,
indifferently, and the committee ha,
thought it best to let the work ont by con
tract.
The Earth, a new paper, which made it
first regular appearance Monday. an
would be suspended until mex
Monday or until such time "A
facilities can be provided to prin
enough papers to supply the demand
The paper contained no advertisements
1t was printed in Naugatuck and James S
Carrolrs name was given in the first issu
rs business manager. In last nights issu
the name of DIR A. s. Houghton. who i
said to belong in Ansonia. was given a
manager.
The seventh annual concert and receT
ton of the Acme Social club was held las
evening in the auditorium, which had bee
prettily decorated for the occasion b
Charters & Borden. The music was h
the American band orchestra, and an eN
cellent concert programme was rendered
Floor Director f. l.. Maloney and Mis-
Mary c. Coughlan and the committee i
full dress suits led the grand march c
$50 couples, and ii was long afte
midnight when the eighteenth number ha
been called. There were n number of OF
of town visitors. The committee of al
engagements consisted of G.. H. SheehaI
f. NJ. Lewis and l. J. Davidson. The n
fair was admirably conducted and from
/ social and financial point of view WAS on