Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-15
CITY NEW s.

shoes to be found m the city. stylish tan shoes for old and young. Prosecuting Attorney O'Neill and daughter Marguerite left this afternoon for a weeks stay in Lenox, Mass.
 The recently elected officers of Court Meany's Pride circle, C. of F., were in stalled last evening by Deputy John Fallon.
 The Isabella express for Chicago came through in two sections and about thirty-five minutes late this afternoon. At Waterbury party of fifteen joined the tourists.
 The funeral of Mrs Bridget Hosey will be held Monday morning at S:30 from the family residence. 40 Cherry street, with services at the Immaculate Conception church.
 Mary Welch was removed in BergenS | ambulance from George Ras muSsens house on Town Plot to the almshouse this morning. The young woman is in i 6 critical condition.
 Burritt H. Lewis, aged 70 years. died to-day at 5 Adams street. The funeral | will be held Monday from the residence of c. NJ. Platt, 36 Buckingham street, | with interment in Riverside cemetery.
 James Horigan and Mrs Horigan went to New York this morning win the five children of Daniel Hayes and will see I them on board the steamer for the home of their grandmother in Ireland The officers of all the local divisions of I the Ancient Order of Hiberrians will meet in St Patrick's hall tomorrow | afternoon to transact important busi- ness. A full attendance is requested. Louisa Anderson, aged six months. daughter of Ferdinand Anderson. 33 Brook street, died last night. The I E, E,l N morrow afternoon to Riverside G me tery.
 Justice Brett has decided the case of Matthew German ct ux vs Bridget kiely in favor of the plaintiff to re- cover $10 and costs. It was an action to recover for dImage done to private property.
 Chairman H. F. Bassett of the town school board announces that on Tues day, July 25, a competitive examination will be held for those desiring certih cates to teach in the district schools of the town.
 The St Cecilias society and choir with those who took part Tn the opera of outing at Lake Quassspaug on Monday. The last bus will leave 16 Scovill street at S:S0 8. m.
 Secretary J. A. Fitzpatrick has re- lceived ten applications for the civil service examination which will te held in Waterbury August 6. Next Monday will be the last day on which applica tions can be made.
 Architect Joseph A. Jackson has made plans for altering George E. IJudd's house on Holmes avenue. When the changes to the exterior are com pleted the building will present quite a modern appearance.
 The committee of arrangements for the union excursion to Savin Rock to be given July 27, under the auspices of the Senior temperance society and the | Young Mems Cathohc Literary aSSocia- } tion are working hard to have a large party and a general good time.
 Co E. Hiberniau Rifles. went to Water town on the 1l:l1 train this morning iu l charge of Captain M. Doran for a days ! rifle practice. The object of practice is to pick rife team to represent the company. Captain Dundon the regi mental inspector of rifle practice is t. superintend the shoot.
 Matters were quiet yesterday around the car repair shops in East Hartford . that is, the wood shop, from which the twenty-two men were arrested for theil alleged conspiracy to defraud the New England Railroad company. None ot the accused men have been taken back and Stephen Rowland. the foreman says they will not be until the case ha. been tried and their innocence proved The officers are still looking for two men whose whereabouts are unknown.
 The fame of the Knights of Columbu: Is rapidly extending. Last week Supreme Knight Phelau received 8 letter from one of the most prominent citizens of Pittston, Pa, asking for in formation concerning the order with 6 view towards establishing councils ir r that state similar to those alre ady 1T existence in New York, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The prospects are that it will not be a very great hilt before the organization will become national with branches in every state oi the union.
 The final administration account or the Coyle estate was Ei;ed this morning and the estate will Low cease 10 be source of litigation in the probate court The following is the report: Cash pait estate of Mary Reilly, costs in Mary Reilly's appeal from probate. St1 33 paid E. F. Cole, counsel fees. $lOO; ad ministrator's service. Sl00; probate fees SIP; total, S259 33, which deducted from $, ,9S9 S6 leaves a balance of $. 80. 5 This is divided as follows: Hugh Coyle $2,910.17; estate of Bridget Donahue g, ,e10 Is; estate of Mary Reilly g, 01O1s.
 Colonel Doherty will issue his orde for camp to the Second regiment next 3 week. There is a delay arising iron ' the question of furnishing rations It i probable that the state officials will em ploy the old system this year, that O allowing each company to do its OWL catering. According to the new law which was passed, this duty of taking care of the catering in camp was pu upon the state. It was proposed to Ie out the catering to caterers throughou the state, they to be put under bonds {, furnish certain rations and employ thei own help. The caterers, however, die , not see money enough in the scheme.