Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-03

tween the hours OF and O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The board OF education viii hold its |
regular mdnthly meeting tomorrow |
evening.
A group picture Of the priests OF the |
Hartford diocese Is on exhibition in
Turner's window.
E. s. Smith has secured patent upon
a device to be used as q fastening for
garment supporters.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Waterbury Wheel club will
take place this evening.
No freight trains will be run on the
Naugatuck davision, nor on the New
England road, tomorrow.
1t is reported that Attorney John F.
Holohan will be appointed prosecuting
agent on next Wednesday.
Tomorrow morning at o'clock, at
st Cecilia's church, q high mass will be
celebrated for the late William Klocke.
The Holy Family society had a
pleasant reunion at Thomas HermRnn's
on the Middlebury road yesterday after
noon.
Local forecast for Connecticut: Until
s p. m. Tuesday. Fair, except possibly a
thunder shower this evening; stationary
temperature.
A blind man, piloted about town to-
day by dog, was one of the curiosities
The man was selling lead pencils and
court plaster, and the dog never missed
a store.
Edward, the infant son OF Edward
McAvoy of 81 East Main street, died
yesterday afternoon. The funeral was
held at o'clock this afternoon to St
Joseph's cemetery.
Constable Rigney to-day arrested
Peter Schaffsr on a complaint made out
chickens from Robert Platt. The case
was continued until next Tuesday.
Patrick Bowe, employed by Oliver
the butcher on South Main street,
almost severed one finger Saturday
| night by a stroke of q claaver. DR.
McAvoy attended him.
Lieutenant Colonel Burpee, as coun-
sci for Colonel Doherty, has demanded
retractiou by letter of the MiddIetown
| Tribune's charges that Colonel Doherty
has prostituted his office by taking; part
in the election of Captain Dickinson.
Matthews & Wizards shop team made
a lively run from the rear of 2S3 Hill
side avenue down Fairview street at
noon to-day. When near johnson
street the horse tripped and fell, break
lug the shafts. Two small boys were IN
the wagon, but they escaped unhurt.
$Maurice Sullivan, the young man
whose strange disappearance caused his
friends so much anxiety, was discovered
travelling with a circus in Torrlngton
yesterday, and will be brought home to-
day. Sheriff Carmody and Keeper
Moran of the alms-house went to Col
linsville this afternoon to find him. The
circus is playing there to-day.
Constable Egsn to-day served papers
on the Scovill Manufacturing Co, claim
ing damages of 500 for the city. for
maintaining a nuisance on the com
pany's premises contrary to section If
teen and twenty-five of the bylaws of
the city. The ditch which runs from
the John Dee pond through the COM
pany's land has been lately cleaned out,
but several decaying carcases Of dead
animals are exposed and no attempt has
been made to bury them.
Miss Katie Conlon, aged 10 years, died
this afternoon at the hospital, after an
illness of four weeks, with pneumonia
Tho deceased was a niece of Thomas and
William Conlon. The remains were re-
moved by Undertaken Bergin to the
residence of Thomas Conlon, SO State
street. The funeral will be held Wednes-
day morning at 0 o'clock, to the church
of the Immaculate Conception, where a
requiem mass will be celebrated.
The Burns club is holding its annual
picnic and games at the West Eud
grounds this afternoon. The members
of the club, with the Athletics who are
i to take part in the sports, left Foresters'
tall at 1915 and headed by Hellmann's
Advance drum corps made q short
parade before leaving for the grounds
Bergen's orchestra Is furnishing the
music and Uffendale is prompting.
Dancing will be continued during the
evening.
James F. Phelan, the tea merchant on
East Main street, yesterday morning
opened a window in the rear of his
store, which was left open until he
returned from church. As he entered
the store on his return he saw . young
boy standing in the rear part of the
store. He asked him what he was doing
there, when the lad bounded for the
rear window and made his escape. Mr.
Phelau pursued him and saw him and
a pal make off up Abbott avenue. He
could not catch either. Nothing was
missing from the store.
| DIR Axtelle has made arrangements
for a clinic to be held in his Office in
Bohl's block once a week commencing
next Saturday. The clinic will be on
Iorthopaedic surgery. It will treat Of the
bones, such as hip joints, spinal COM
plants, white swelling of the knee,
etc, and will be conducted by DR. F. A.
Goodwin of Hartford. DIR. Goodwin
IS well known here. He has made
a speciality Of these diseases and has
studied under Professor Phelps In the
post graduate college and hospital, "a
West 33rd street, New York. All persons
who cannot afford the expense will be
admitted free to the clinic.
Fourth of July celebrators should re-
member that it is unlawful to discharge
fireworks or make any disturbing noise
except between the hours OF O'Clock
Tomorrow morning and IL O'Clock to-
morrow night that q fine of 81 viii be
imposed on anyone who shall discharge
a cannon or other fire arm loaded with
ball, bullet, shot or other hard sub
stance, within the limits OF the city /;
that it is against the law to make . dis
turbIng noise within one hundred feet
of house in which Is Q sick person,
providing a notice of such sickness be
nlaced conspicuouslv on the front OF