Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-24

for taking a team without permission.
The American band will give the first
grand recital of classical and popular mu-
sic at the City hall. December =. The
tickets can be had from the members of
the band. No tickets will be sent 10y mail.
The town meeting. called at the request
of the Citizens Relief association, to con-
slider and take action on some means to as
sist the poor and unemployed of Water
bury. will be held in City hall this even
ing.
Thieves broke into the coop of Martin
Phelan. % Pleasant street, last night, and
stole six chickens that were being fattened
for Thanksgiving. The lock was broken
and the heads of the chickens were cut eff
and tackled to the door.
The funeral of Miss Mary Hache will
take place from her home, POI South Elm
street, at o'clock tomorrow morning
At St AIMS church the Children of Mary
sodality, of which the deceased was a
member. will attend the mass of requiem
in a body. Interment will be in Calvary
cemetery.
Tickets for Miss Mountfordsss lectures
given under the Hospital Aid Society on
the evenings of December 9th and It'll are
now on sale at the Park Drug store. A
limited number Of tickets for the matinee
on Saturday December 9th may also be oh
tanned at the same place. Notice of sale of
reserved seats will be given hereafter.
An entertainment will be given for the
Boys club on Monday evening. December
IL, in Leaveuworth hall. The programme
will consist of music by double quartettes
from the Yale glee and banjo clubs, and
two fares presented by local talent. The
tickets which will be as cents, will so sale
Thursday. December Z. nj Cones drug
store.
Judge Robinson has reserved his deci-
sion in the case of Charles F. Bhvens of
Willimantic against the New York 4 New
England road for SIS. 600 damages for be-
ing injured in the railroad accident, and it
is understood will not render his decision
before next week. 1t is believed that it
will be in favor of the plaintiff, and that
he will receive about 81 900.
The committee consisting of Earl Smith,
Bev ]. 4. Mulcahy Rev ]. H. Duggan, Rev
Joseph Andersen, D. D. and F. J. Kings
bury, appointed to nominate ccommittee
10 present to the town nesting tonight,
which committee Is TO assist the selectmen
in the distribution of aid 10 the poor met
yesterday afternCo and appointed a COM
mittee of twenty-five whose names will be
presented TO the town meeting this even
ing.
Charles l.. Sanderson of Waterbury and
Miss Rachel B. Wright of WATERFOWL were
united in marriage in Christ church, Wa
tertown, yesterday afternoon. The maid
of honor was Miss Mary A. Townsend of
Bridgeport, the bridesmaids Miss Estelle
B. Caplin of Brooklyn. n. Y. and Miss
Caroline E. Pollard of this city. and the
besfman W. c. Hungerford. After
short trip to Washington Mr. and Mrs San
derson will reside at the corner of North
Main and Grove streets.
1t leaked out yesterday, says New Ha-
Ven paper, that Representative L. F. Root
of this city and Miss Jennie Il. Chapman.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs John G.. Chap
man of New Haven, were married in The
Little Church Around the corner, in New
York, by Rev DIR Houghton several days
ago. Mr. Root and Miss Chapman have
been together frequently for some time but
there was not the slightest suspicion that
they were to be married. Miss Chapman
Is we'll known in society circles in New
Haven and is very handsome and accom-
plished young lady.
Dennis Quinn. assistant superintendent
of the Metropolitan life Insurance COM
pany in the district of burlington, died at
the home of his sister in that place at
IL 80 last night. The deceased was we'll
known in the insurance business and WAS
appointed assistant superintendent of the
Metropolitan two years ago. Recently he
was transferred to Torrington. Some
weeks since he WAS taken down with a
severe attack of dysentery. He was at
tended by DIR Hayes of this city. He
gradually failed and hope WAS given up
almost n week ago. Funeral arrange
ments have not yet been completed, but it
| Is thought the remains will De inferred in
Torrington on Sunday
c. 4. Warren, deputy collector, met
the Hon John c. Byxbee yesterday at the
revenue Office in Hartford, renewing his
bond and receiving re-appointment, and
commission as deputy collector of the
seventh division. His Office is OF 10 Bank
street. Parties beginning business in No
vember. liable to government tax will save
an additional tax of fifty per cent if paid
before the end of the month. The can
didates for Mr. Warren's position need not
| be alarmed over his disappointment as the
| old deputies will be released as soon as Mr.
Byxbee gets the run of things in his office.
| Passenger traffic on the New York and
New England road has fallen of almost
one-half in the last few days, especially on
| the white train, " which was always one
of the best paving trains the New England
road has. 1t is probably due to the fact
that the white train" is not allowed to
/ enter the NrEanu CentfNl depot IN New
| York City. but stops at the approach to it.
| In is rumored that commencing the first
| of December there will be delivered to the
New England road from the New York,
Ontario and Western road 1000 cars OF
merchandise daily for points in New Eng
land. This freight formerly went by way
of the New York, New Haven and Hart.
ford from New York.
The committee appointed to ascertain
what town roads can be worked to advan-
tage met last night and organized by elect
! E. J. Finn chairman and r. A. Cairns
/ secretary. The committee voted to visit
certain town roads to-day and visited this
morning place on the WATERFOWL road
between Shades mill and the driving park;
/ the Bunker Hill road near the junction
/ with the road to the town house; the
| Thomastun road from Hinchliffe's bridge
/ to Rigney's; the Plank road to the pump
ing station and the Naugatuek road from
/ the South Leonard street bridge to the
town hne. The place visited on the
Fhomaston road is stretch containing
two bad fiat spots and two sand hills. The
low places are very bad in the spring Of
the year. and they might be repaired with
great convenience to all who have tc
traNel over them.