Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-16
CITY NE = =.

Mrs Edward Hayward of South
Willow street left this morning for a
visit to Rochester, N. Y.
The funeral of Jennie Cuddy will
take place from the residence of her
parents, 81 Stone street, at 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The regular meeting of Shoidan |
council, X. of c., will be held Friday |
evening at st Patrick's hall, when the |
installation of officers will take place.
Architect A. J. Smith has prepared |
plans for a twelve room house for !
Richard Neary, to be built on Anderson
street, Union City. 1t will contain all
modern improvements.
Tan colored shoes are all the rage
now, for both ladies and gentlemen.
Finn has choice stock in all grades.
1t is considered a pleasure to show
goods.
John lyman, aged 90 years, died this
morning at his residence in the rear of
SO East Main street. The funeral will
take place Thursday morning at 81
o'clock.
The name of James L. Duncan, who
was reelected recording secretary of
the Acme Social club Sunday, was in
officers published yesterday.
MdlO 0SOTR6 Il, AlUGSJ pIlSduG
spector of rifle practice, visited Com
pany A while at drill last night The
ma jor's visit was entirely unexpected,
but he found good attendance and the
company went through the new tactics
very well.
The Catholic temperance societies of
Connecticut will have a field day at
New Haven May 30, when 5000 men
will take part in parade. 1t is ex-
pected that the Boston and Springfield
unions OF Massachusetts, will send del
egation of 900 temperance men.
In the case of White against the Ball
Milk company, to recover $12 for wages,
which was tried last Saturday before
Justice Frank p. Brett, judgment was
given to-day for the plaintiff to recover
the above amount with costs. Russell
for plaintiff; G. Il. Root for defendant.
Storekeepers on the Abrigador have
received a number of dad" pennies to-
day. They are not counterfeit, hut are
limperfectly made and are believed to
have been placed in circulation by some
one employed at the factory where the
lcoppers are stamped for the govern
ment.
A successor to w. II. Hammond, for
merly superintendent of the western
division of the New York & New Eng
land railroad. has not yet been APP
pointed. +. +. Dewey, superintendent
Of the eastern division, is acting for the
western div ision, but it is thought the
new man will be appointed by June l.
The funeral of Mrs Catherine A.
McCann was attended at 8 o'clock this
morning to the Sacred Heart church,
| where a requiem high mass was cele-
brated by Rev Father Treanor. There
were number of handsome floral offer
ings. The pail bearers were: Theobald
Cruise, James Burns, John Seery,
William Keenan,, John L9wlor and p.
j. McGrath. Interment was in Calvary
cemetery.
The Sodality of the Children of Mary
connected with the parish of st Cecilia,
held its first entertainment at the parish
hall last evening. About sixty young
gentlemen and ladies were present. A
supper was served and the evening
passed in social amusements, was one
not to be forgotten. The sodality will
from time to time entertain its friends
in like manner. This society has in
hand a play, entitled est Cecilia,
which it will render before the public
next fall.
The state turn fest will be held in
New Haven from July to July 5. On
Sunday and Monday there will be prize
turning in Turn hall. Tuesday, July i
there will be parade in the morning
| and exercises by the young lady turner's
, on the green at 1890, to be followed by
picnic at Schutzen park. An interest
) ing feature of the picnic will be recep
| ton to German veterans of the war Of
| the rebellion, the committee having
issued an invitation for all the German
veterans of the state to attend.
The funeral of Mrs. John F. Sheehar
/ Ior ntt 1nI of a ,,H., IL,
t morning from her late residence or
Waterville street to the Church of the
| Immaculate Conception, where re
< QUEEN high mess was celebrated.
large number of floral tributes were of
fered by friends of the deceased. Th'
pallbearers were Thomas jackson, JOIN
y jackson, Thomas Fitzsimmons. ALFRED
Doty George Harican and Georg,
Byrnes. Interment was in St. JosephT
Cemetry.
= "Pinafore" will be rehearsed at Musi
\ hall this evening. A large attendance
Y desired at o'clock. DIR. Martin is de
lighted with the large sale of tickets 70
the opera. The combined efforts of TIN
, singers and musicians in rendering
"Pinafofe" at the City hall June 6 an
7 will afford Waterbury a chance o
Judging what local talent can achiev
In music. The tickets for the oper
which are now bought at NJ. F. Dal9y's
Martin Bergin's or p. F. Bossidy's, or o
. individuals, can be exchanged at II late
date for particular reserved seats.
The Apothecaries Hall company me
yesterday and elected F. B. Rice
director of the company to fill the va
= cancy caused by the death of his father
the late A. E. Rice. L. 1. Munson wa
made president of the company, whic
position had also been made vacant b
the death of Mr. Rice. The director
voted to erect a nine-story building O.
the site of the present building, and t
make it the handsomest structure in tn
, city. 1t was decided also to erect
brick store house three stories high an
no by 80 feet, on the company's proE
ID erty on Benedict street. Work Will b
p begun on both buildings as soon q
a possible.
H Manager Heating of the Birmingham
division of the Southern New Englan
Telephone Co has received an orde
from Headquarters in New Haven [