Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-13
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"tuIka, Oy the baker opera Sos dI 1 the opera house this evening.
 Try Phelan's cream java coffee, the best in the city.
 Waterbury council, c. B. L., will meet this evening in Carrollton council hall.
 The Ideal Banjo club and Either quar- tette will assist the American band at the concert in City hall tomorrow even- ing,
 The infant daughter of Patrick Doolan of 2l5 South Main street died last evening. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon.
 A set of slides from the New York so- cIety of amateur photography will be bury Photographic society tomorrow ;evening
 The common council will hold aH ad- journed meeting this evening. The new source for an additional water supply will probably be the principal subject discussed.
 James Mccormack, former resident of this city, but who for ten years past has been travelling through Ireland, has accepted a position with the Metropoli- tan Go in Waterbury.
 John Mussileck, for several years em- ployed at the Waterbury Watch shop, left this morning for New York to ac- Icept position with the firm Of Bene- dict & Co, the Broadway jewellers. The first rehearsal for the music fes- tival to be given in May, under sthe di- rection of Professor J, E.. Bartlett, will be held in St Johns parish house on Wednesday evening, March g. It is not intended to hold more than six re hearsals.
 The funeral of the late Edwin M. Birch was held yesterday afternoon from Bergin's undertaking rooms, with services at the Hall memorial chapel. The bearers were s. NJ. Buck of Dan- Oscar Peterson, J. Nell and Dwight E. Bradley.
 Mrs Carlos French of Seymour was taken sick while attending the inau- guration at Washington on March and has been confined to her room in the Arlington hotel ever since. As nu- meruus people all over the state are making inquiries as to Mir French's whereabouts the information is given out to-day that he is detained in Wash Iington on account of his wife's illness.
 At meeting of the executive council of the State Court of Foresters of Amer ica, held recently inI New Haven. the , lsecretaries of the thirteen local courts were instructed to explain to their dele ! gates who will attend the annual state meeting of the courts to be held in Dan bury, May 10, the necessity of holding :, the parade in New Haven the second week in September, when the supreme Icourts will convene.
 The state committee of the Turr Nereip have decided to hold the annua turn fest July 8 and i. At the fest tEert will be class work on apparatus, bar and rings. There will also be eXhibi e tions of calisthenics by classes of ladies y Besides the class work there will be in IS dividual work, foot races, pole vaulting jumping, kicking, fencing, putting th' u shot and other sports. The place fo IS holding the turn fest has not yet beer d decided on.
 Barcelona council, K. of C., held ;, largely attended meeting last evening I The arrangements for the annual bal ,t to be held on Easter Monday night were "a " discussed. The council proposes t, spare no pains in making the event
 very notable one. A jeweled badg'
 will be presented to the member sellinl ? the greatest number of tickets. It expected that a large delegation iron Ojeda council of Naugatuck will at tend.
 At meeting of the Acme Social clu Iyesterday committee was appointed t. secure new furnishings for the clu
 
 Acme quarters will be as well fitted a any rooms i'll the city. A committe
 was also appointed to make arrange
 ments for a testimonial to the Youn
 ladies who assisted the club in the lat
 entertainment. The testimonial wi
 take tangible form after lent and wi
 be an elaborate affair.
 The officers of Go E, Hibernian rifles
 of this city, have received circula
 from Colonel McGovern of Hartford
 commanding the regiment, asking then - to appoint committee to enlist tn
 support of senators and representative
 for the passing of the bill now pendin
 appropriating money to aid in establish
 ing the rifles as an independent milItar
 organization. In case the bill become - law the Hibernian rifles will hold a
 annual encampment and will be subjeC St to the orders of the governor. to President Matthew Smith of the Ros
 Hill Social club was to leave Waterbur
 for Pawtucket, R. l., last Saturday, bu
 was prevailed on to defer his leave tai
 ing until today. Yesterday afternoo
 the club rooms were filled with tn n members and guests assembled to ter der farewell reception to Mir Smitl
 when Treasurer M. A. Wallace in th
 name of the club presented to him ,,s handsome purse as a souvenir of regarC | MI DuuIIuS IuOuSu ldhen greatly Dy Su Sl- prise, accepted it with a neat lit of speech, thanking his fellow member IS with whom he has been associated du ,t ing the past six years, being twice pre-
 ident of the club. The rest of the afte or noon was spent very socially.
 In the police court this mornir
 Lawrence Bovally, charged wit
 violation of the city ordinance on sid
 walks, had hIs case continued unt
 Saturday. The cases of John and Wi
 liam Hall, charged with resistance
 Constable Egan, were nolled at the r
 quest of the officer. Constable Egan a
 tempted to attach a wagon in u r possession of the Hall brothers, but WI ] prevented by them and their help. |
 procured warrant for their arrest ar nd then took the wagon away. Matthe Ap- Cannon was charged with vagranc h Officer William Brickel saw hi rst begging money from different people
 the Brooklyn district yesterday nor sVrrs mud kol l,s, |