Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-22

J, o. Tyrell of Kingston, Pa, is visit | ing his sister, Mrs R. l.. Bronson, of GA Bishop street.
 Jeanette Walworth's serials are al- ways interesting. Read the opening chapters of her latest story, "The Mart let Seal," in to-day's DEMOCRAT.
 A young son of F. s. Reach of Water vile was drowned while playing with companions near the water edge Just above the dam in Waterville this morn- ing.
 Subscription season tickets for the May music festival may be exchanged for reserved seat coupons at the Driggs & Smith Co.'S music store on "Wednesday next.
 Sanitary Inspector Moses, who has been absent from his office in City hall for the past few months, being busy with contagious diseases, will resume his reg
 ular office hours Monday morning between the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock. A bus load of Waterbury young men
 will go to Naugatuck this evening to at tend the fair, which is being held in
 that town under the auspices of the United Irish societies. The party will
 start from the corner of Meadow and
 South Main streets at 7:30.
 Architect A. J. Smith has prepared plans for an eighteen room tenement
 house with modern improvements, to be built on Center street, Meriden, for Mrs Mary Wickham, and two and one-half story house for Edward Grimord, on
 Bunker avenue, Meriden. a~~ .- A collision occurred between work
 train and a regular freight on the New England road, near Sandy Hook, about
 10 o'clock this morning. Roadmaster
 Littlefield of this city was on the work
 train and jumped as he saw the freight | approaching He struck on his head
 and rolled down an embankment, re- | ceiving a severe scalp wound. Two freight cars were thrown from the track. The i o'clock train from the
 west was delayed forty-ive minutes. | At bar meeting this morning, Judge Bradstreet presiding, the follow ing court
 assignments were made: Thursday April
 27, Brzezinski vs Sodoloski; Monday
 May 1, Dolan vs Cougan;, Friday, May
 5, Kieley vs Thompson. The cases oi Emerson vs Chamberlain. and Chamber
 lain vs Mcdonald were claimed for as
 signment on Saturday, April 29. In the Kieley vs John Moore a bond of 50.0 .0t
 was ordered filed on or before May 6
 1893.
 The long continued will case of Mir
 Mary Shearon was started on it's frs hearing in the probate court room thi'
 afternoon before Judge Lowe. Las February Mrs Mary A Shearon died anC
 left a will dated February 15, 1893. Int will was drawn by Attorney J. F. Holo han. By it's provisions $500 was left to , second cousin of the deceased, by nam' Lizzie Horan; John Shearon, a nephew } $500; Kate Hines, sister in Boston $500; Julia Delaney, sister in Boston $500 ;Rev Fathers Mulcahv and Kennedy
 $500; for monument over the deceased and sister, $500; to the executor, Rev
 H. Mulcahy ,$100, to care for burial plot
 residue of estate to the second cousin Lizzie Horan. The whole estate amount , ed to some $10,000. O'her relatives il the city hired Judge Cowell to contes
 the will and Attorney ONeill appear
 for the executor.
 The witnesses and attorneys wh , went to Hartford to-day to participat !, in the hearing of the injunction case o q Dr c. Art Ward against the town Q nothing. When they arrived at tn court room, Attorney Case, of the firr 5 of Case, Bryant 6 Case, who represente Dr Ward, asked for postponemen
 of the case in order to have time to loo up the law in the premises Attorney t Kellogg & Kellogg and Terry, who aI l peared for the town, asked to go o 2 with the case as they were ready wit 3 their witnesses. Attorney Case sai g that should testimony be introduced h g would ask for postponement then as l matter of courtesy. Judge Prentic
 thought that, under the circumstance S he would continue the case and let g come up in regular form on the shoI l. calendar term of the superior court il g New Haven one week from next Friday r The testimonial to be given by tn I Acme Social club to the young ladies who assisted them so generously at tn dramatic entertainment recently give by the club will take place Monday eS
 ening at Leavenworth hall. It was tn I intention of the club to put on the stag l for opening the evenings 'entertainmen s | an Extravaganza entitled "The Iris - Heiress" composed by T. M. Freney 0 Mir Freney worked hard for it's produC tion, and it would have been treat, bu X owing to illness of some of the member 6 it was laid by for another occasion. Tn . entertainment will open with quaI I tette, 'The Girl Left Behind, ,"by MessI a IJ. L. Duncan, E.. J. Fitzpatrick, D 7 IJ. D. Freney and E. Futile; recitation 2 "The Maniac" Miss Nellie Donohus z song, Miss Emma Farrell; recitation >. Ed L. Maloney; song, James l. Duncan Q Dancing will follow, with music ful Y nished by Bergen. At midnight tn Iparty will sit down to an elaborat . spread prepared by Caterer David. FAIR ON suTDAY. q Official Weather Predictions For TO-Da
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