Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-10-26
CITY NEWS.

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The matinee of st Cecilia's fair. to have
been held to-day, has been postponed until
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
President n. J. welton of the board of
water commissioners returned to-day from
two weekz trip to the Worlds fAlr.
DIR b. A. o'Hara is octing as town health
officer. He was told to do the work and
his official appointment would come later
on.
Mr. and Mrs John H. Green are the
happy parents of twins, born last night, a
boy and girl, weighing eight and ten
pounds respectively.
Della Hurley, who has been running a
saloon on Scovill street since her husbands
death, made an assignment TODAY in the
probate court. Charles G. Atwood of Wa
tertown Was named as trustee.
In the police court to-day John Shana4
han was fined so and costs and James
Mcfarland. who interfered with oficer
Tehan, who arrested Shanahan, was given
twenty days in Jail.
The funeral of Patrick Hayden was held
iron: his late residence, 80 Ayers street, at
3 o'clock this afternoon, with services in
the Immaculate Conception church and in
terment in st Joseph's cemetery,
The railroad commissioners made then
semi-annual inspection of the Naugatuch
division to-day. They were met at Win
sted by Superintendent Beach, Road
master Miller and Supervisor of BridgeI
5. NJ. Burns.
The New York Il New England reports
steady increase of business. The conf
pany is building a 1000 foot siding al
Sodom dam. so called. near Brewsters, and
another 5000 feet in length at Reynolds
vile, ten miles west of Brewsters.
Charles Dodds, aged one year and eighI
months. son of Police Sergeant ThomaI
Dodds. died last night after a few hours
illness. The funeral will take place Fri
day afternoon at , o'clock from the familJ l
residence, 80 Pearl street, to st Joseph
cemetery.
Isabella Faller. aged 50 years, wife ol
Benedict Fuller of Thomaston, died las
night ut the residence of John Eccles, ii
Hill street, in this city. The funeral SER
vices will be held ut the house tomorrow,
afternoon at ; o'clock and the remains will
be taken to Thomaston for interment.
General Secretary Colweu of the knights
of Columbus has sent to local secretaries
notices Of the following deaths: W. B.
Bennett, New London; Thomas Klley
New London; John F. Tracy Hartford
seSsment is 100.
Constable Rigney yesterday attached the
goods in Charles W. Pease'S house fur
nishing and notion store. IS South Main
street. for New York parties. Yesterday
evening Mr. Pease made an assignment in
the probate court naming l. Kamak as
trustee.
Mrs Ann Keenan,, aged 50 years, for
merly of Dublin street, died last night at
the hospital. The remains were removed
to the residence of William {. keenan,. n
WelSon street, from where the funeral will
be held Friday morning at > o'clock with
services in the Sacred heart church and
interment in st Joseph's cemetery.
The enumeration of the school children
in the center school district was completed
last evening. The district was divided
into seven portions and the total enumera-
ton amounts to S,S73. Last year the total
enumeration was 1854. The small gain
of eight is accounted for by the unusually
large number of children who this wear
passed tho school age.
The funeral of Miss Nellie Driscou was
held At $50 this morning from the resi-
dence of her sister. Mrs Patrick Moriartv.
40 Baldwin street. The remains were
taken to the Immaculate Conception
NA'tAN - "ANAV ~ AlAu mass was
sung by the Rev Father Kennedy. The
pallbearerS were John Doolin, Michael
Walsh, Michael Thompson, Timothy Shan
ahan, Patrick Danaher and William
Balfe
The concert programme to be rendered
At the annual reception of the Acme club.
in the auditorium next Tuesday night, is
as follows: The March of the Mountain
GERS. Robertson; overture, 'Lustapul;
valSe de concert, "Leductor; Price de
Salon" for cornet and trombone, performed
by Messrs Phoenix and Heinze; galop de
concert, "A. S. c. of Waterbury"
The case of Catherine Kelly VS. the city
of Waterbury was tried before Judge Brad
street in the district court to-day. Last
February the plaintiff while going to her
work fell on the icy walk on Baldwin
street in front of Ellen Bricks house.
breaking the bones of the right leg near the
ankle. She brought suit through her At
torney, Charles G. Root, for $1,000
damages. Decision was reserved.
Thomas Dillane and Miss Jennie
FriSbie were married yesterday morning at
the church of she Sacred Heart. by the
Rev f. J. Murphy. The bridesmaid was
Miss Lizzie Cavanaugh and jeremiah Dill
lane was best man. A reception fol-
lowed at the home of the brides mother
on East Main street. After wedding tour
Mr. and Mrs Dillane will reside on Fuller
street. Among the presents received by the
young couple was a center table from the
choir of the Sacred Heart church, of which
the bride was member.
The Rev DIR Martin made an address in
four languages to the members of the labor
attending St Cecilias fair in
City hall last night. The attendance was
large and the enjoyment was general. The
stage entertainment WAS Cadets clever
slack wire work and Knox. the contor-
ZIONIST, in his specialties. This evening
little Dottie Simpson will dance the high
land fling, Maloney and Young will APP
pear in Irish specialties and Mayo and
Russell in negro specialties. Dancing con-
tinues each evening.
The National Guard will begin the drill
season next Tuesday, November l. ReSi-
mental commanders have been urged in
general orders to recruit their bands to the
maximum number during the winter and
spring season. The enlistment of band
Just before encampment for three
years accompanied by the oath of allegi-
ance to the state of Connecticut, and then
asking for their discharges immediately
after encampment because of disappear
ance, with no way of ascertaininS their
WHEREABOUTS, Is an evil that must be
abated, and especial attention has been
called to the matter in order to give timely
notice to regimental commanders that the
injurious custom of late years regarding
band enlistments for eneampment only.
will not be permitted hereafter.
The committee appointed at the recent
town meeting to investigate the plumbing
and steam heating at the new almshouss
met last EVENING" in the police court room.
kilduff presided and there were
present Mayor Webster, John Fitzpatrick.
Moritz Grelle, John O'Neill, Earl A. Smith
and Town Clerk Madden. Selectmen Pin