Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-19
CITY NE WIS.

Another excursion will be given to Boston over the New York X New Eng land road next Saturday.
 A petition for the appointment of John H. Duggan as deputy revenue col lector is in circulation.
 There will be a meeting of the s. Baromeus-Nerein at their club rooms in Lilley's block tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
 Willie, the seven months old son of Patrick Culbert of 96 River street, died this morning. The funeral will be held to morrow.
 Edmond NJ. Chipman has been awarded the contract for feeding the workmen at the Branch. He will, how ever, feed no Italians.
 Notice was posted last night in the Waterbury Clock company's works that work would be discontinued Saturday evening for one week.
 The steam heating apparatus at the new almshouse was tested yesterday by Contractor NJ. J. Daily, and found to work well in every particular. Chairman Tierney of the district com mittee will set 8 force of men to work Monday morning cleaning up the Wash ington street school grounds.
 The New Works and Chicagos will play 8 game of ball next Wednesday, the day of the New York S New Eng land railroad excursion to New York.
 The Concordia Singing society will attend the funeral of Mrs Louis Stroebel | tomorrow afternoon. The society will meet this evening to make arrange | ments.
 The Silver cornet band serenaded Landlord Esinhart of the Earle hotel last night, it being his fifty-second birthday. Refreshments were served by the landlord.
 The following Waterbury people are registered at Hotel Windemere, Chicago, to-day, c. G. Allerton. Miss fullerton and the Misses Annie and E. G. Allerton and Master Robert Allerton.
 Eugene Fancher was appointed trustee on the insolvent estate of Lewis Ray. mond this morning in the probate court James E. Russell was appointed trustee on the Timothy Brennan estate.
 The case of Catherine Mccarthy vs Henry Fisher was tried before Justice Brett to-day. Mrs Mccarthy sues fol $1OO damages for assault, Russell fol plaintiff Lowe for defendant. Decision reserved.
 The funeral of Crescentia Strobe wife of Louis will take place from tn, family residence $40 South Main stree tomorrow afternoon with services in S Cecilias church and interment in Cal vary cemetery.
 Democratic Registrar of Voters Henry J. Flanagan has reappointed all tn, deputy registrars who served with hin last year. They are: Joseph A. Cullen first ward; John c. Butler, second ward N. J. McEvoy. third ward: John All man, fourth ward.
 The Burns club held business meet ing last evening after which the Labo day song was distributed among tn, members. It was sung by all present il manner which drew forth praise iron all who heard it. The Burns club dele gation will be heard from on Labor day
 The rainfall yesterday measured f Of an inch. The water board is keep ing two pumps going night and day an, by this means the families on the higl ground are supplied with water, al though they are obliged to draw tn days supply during the night.
 The Isabella express went througl Waterbury this afternoon in two sec tions of three Pullman sleepers and fou coaches and all filled. This popula train continues to be well patronizet and berths are engaged a long wa, ahead.
 
 New York and Coney Island of tn Celtic Literary association of Ansoni and the Patrick SarsfieId club of Water bury will be held next Wednesday. Tn excursion has always been very popuIa and has always been well managed. Tn tickets are on sale at the Peoples dru store, Baldwin street, Riverside phaI macy in Guilfoile's block and at r. J , Bossidy's.
 Be careful whom you admit into you houses. Men are going about endeavoI ing to obtain admission into house under pretext of having been sent t "polish the piano" to test the gas for leak, or for some such other not uu usual purpose which, however, is bogus Two such attempts to gain admission into houses in Bridgeport, failed yesteI day, but might have succeeded if tn T occupants had not been previously pu on the watch.
 Eddie King, the local pugilist, is quit provoked at the way the Waterbury pa pers mentioned him in connection wit his sparring exhibition with Farrlngtou of Waterbury, at the Foresters' picni , in that city on August 12. King was eu gagged to spar with Harrington by tn Foresters' committee, and the Water bury people, he says, went to the picui ) expecting to see genuine scrap, whe nothing, but friendly contest was ad vertised. King says that there was bu little money in the affair for him an that people got all they were entitled tc , q don't fight for love or because I lik it," said King, but because of tn money there is in it, and unless I ge money I don't fight" Birmingham Transcript.