Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-17
CTTY NEma

Miss M. Enright has removed her dressmakiDg parlors to Pritchardsl block, Bank street.
 Superintendent Bradley of the street railway left this morning on business trip to Philadelphia.
 Special weather forecast for Connecti- cut: Generally fair, except a light shower or two, slightly warmer.
 Thomas McLoughlan died last night | at the almshouse. The remains were taken in charge by Undertaken Lynch | The presentation of trip to the | Worlds fair at Connor's saloon last Sat- | urday evening, was made to NO 5o,SS At a meeting of the state Turnverein here last night it was decided to hold the state Funniest in New Haven, July 1, 9 and 8. Rev Father McKenna, O. F., is in the city to-day visiting the local priests and the families of Patrick McMahon and Mortimer Heffernan. The Y. M. o. l.. A., who were burned out. in the recent Lilley block fire, have secured temporary quarters in the Warner block on Bank street.
 Auditor S. 0. Fleetwood of the Con- solidated road, with a funeral party, passed through here to Winsted this morning in the officials car, No 259.
 Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick presided at the organ in the Sacred Heart church Iyesterday, Mrs l.. Wolff being confined to her home with illness. There was no veepers. -s
 The hospital visitors until May will be Mrs D. F. Webster and Mrs H. l.. Welch. All articles intended for the sick may be left at the homes of these ladies Tor will be called for.
 D. B. Hamilton and family will re- turn from Florida on Wednesday. Mir Hamilton is not as much improved in health as it was expected he would be from his sojourn in the south.
 Dr O'Hara has received word from Barnard, Son & company's office, that they would abate the nuisance in the vicinity of their shop immediately, and have vaults built away from the Mad river.
 The Bliss & Harrington business col. | llege opened again to-day in the rooms of the board of trade, in which quarters lthey will remain until the Lilley block is rebuilt. Night school will open thit Ieyening.
 John Ryan for drunkenness was fined I$5 and costs this morning. For being { / common drunkard he was given sixty days and costs in jail. John Hopkins, ItraInp, was given $5 and costs fo drunkenness.
 Judge Prentice sends word to Tow Attorney J. P. Kellogg to-day, that h. will hear his motion to have dissolved the Ward injunction, stopping the pay ment of bills by the selectmen for tn W removal of the piggery nuisance, il Hartford on next Saturday.
 Attorney Burpee this morning file an appeal in the probate court agains the probating of the will of Henry I ia fol widow of deceased, and the hearing set down for the frst Tuesday in May i the superior court.
 William J. Dheron of this city, boun over Saturday in $1 ,000 bonds for usin x the mails for fraudulent purposes, still in New Haven jail awaiting a order from Judge Townsend trani ferring him to Troy. Judge Townsen v is out of town.
 Engine 191, which runs on the Water town branch, came out of the sho newly painted and repaired. A ne' whistle had been put on which we much higher than the old one, an when going into the engine house aftt the first run it struck a beam, and tC day is "dead engine" again.
 Wadhams' post, G. A. R will go
 MOriden tomorrow evening, as tf guests of Meriden post of that cIty They will leave by special train from th
 New England depot at 7:15, and Dubli street at 7:S0 and will be accomopanie
 by the St Aloysius drum corps. All wh desire may go over with the "boys" c
 the special.
 The intG resting announcement
 made that the Consolidated railros AM does not want the New England raj
 road because it has all the territory
 requires. To many people, says u
 New Haven Register, this news that u enterprising Consolidated has at last g' . all it wants will be read with curio,
 interest
 St The offerings for the hospital fund to the churches yesterday were: Secor
 Congregational, $360; St Johns, $24
 First Congregational, $142,63; Immac, { late. Conception, $40; church of u \! Sacred Heart, $40. No collections we
 taken up in St Patrick's, the First Ba ey tist, St Ann's, St Cecilia's or Trinit ,es but dates for the offerings in the
 churches will be announced later. - The French fair was the popular 6 traction Saturday night, City hall beil all crowded The entertainment cOnsist' rt- of a number tof comic songs 6iy u
 Misses Rosie iLanouette and Della I
 bault, tumbling by the Synno
 brothers and an exhibition of sparriI
 by the Rose Hin clubs "midgets
 AANACU ANU Tao1O SCSuACu bA0 NOOE pIlA0 - John M: Connolly of Blackstone, wi
 was appointed assistant principal at u
 High school by the board of educati,
 at their last meeting, will accept t
 position and will be in this city in abo
 two weeks. At first Mir Connolly foul
 difficulty in obtaining consent from
 Blackstone board of education to
 him come to Waterbury, and word W lT. received that he could not accept t 'A position.
 Marcus Fl. Gilbert, who is charg ana with criminally assaulting IA year-o
 Gertrude H. Johnson of Wolcott, vi Eh now lies in a critical condition, W arst captured in this city Saturday night
 Sergeant Dodds. When he learned th
 mob was in pursuit of him he hurri (. to this city and has been concealed he . for several days. He states that he
 not assault the girl and claims that
 has been intimate with her for soI
 time. He admits that he met the g
 on the day that it is claimed the assal L. I 4 l. .s.