Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-07
CITY ME- w =.

"ODowd's Neighbors' at the opera
house this euening.
The regular meeting Of the board of !
education will be held this evening.
Miss Mamie Flcmming of East Main |
street is spending n two weeks vacation !
with relatives in Danbury.
Pierce Mulville, brother of Undertaken |
James Mulville, is seriously i'll at the |
residence of his parents on Oak street.
The general committee Of the local |
divisions of Hibernians will meet this |
evening to make arrangements for the
st Patrick's day celebration.
John Koran, who has been suffering
ut the police station with n mild attack
of delirium tremens, was taken to the
almshouse this morning by Keeper
Moran.
George II. Cowell will attend the SUI
preme assembly of the Royal Society of
Good Fellows ut WilkCsbarrC Pa, where
he will deliver an address tomorrow
evening on fratcrnal organizations.
Mrs f.. S. uoyt and Mrs Charles Mil
Ior left this afternoon for AltamOnt
Springs, Florida. Hon Stephen w.
Kellogg will leave for the same resort
tomorrow morning to join his family.
George L. Sheridan, proprietor of the
made an assignment on Saturday to j.
ArChambeault. The hearing on the APP
prONal of trustee will be held in the
probate court tomorrow.
Thomas Frenzy will have charge of
the stage settings and properties re
quired for the production of the comedy
drama, "GOld,' to be given by the
Sacred Heart church choir at City hall
st Patrick 5 night. Tickets now on sale.
Sheriff Carmody opened the criminal
side of the district court this morn
ing before Judge Root and then adj
journed it until the first Tuesday in
April. Sheriff Mcdonald opened the
| civil side and an ad iOurnmCnt was taken
until tomorrow morning.
Papers We're served on the city to-day
in suit for damages brought 10y Eliza
| beth Loelller, through her attorneys,
| Webster e O'Neill, alleging in the com
| plant that the plaintiff fell on side
walk on Washington street fracturing
the bones Of one Of her arms.
congressman Sperry, Wilcox and De
| Forest have laid before the national
house of representatives, the resolution
recently passed by the Connecticut lCgis-
lature, favoring uniform salary OF ST.
Zoo for letter carriers who have been
four years in the service.
Connecticuts building at the Worlds
fair Is now completed. 1t is situated at
the extreme northeast corner of the
grounds. The building which is model
ed after an old colonial residence, instead
of being covered with staff is clapboarded
1t is substantial and handsome build
ing.
Two cars of a freight train on the
New England road jumped the track at
ami - e
vile, about $50 this morning and
blocked the road until 1870 O'clock
The o'clock train transferred its pas
sengers around the wreck and brought
back the passengers of the 9:95 train
No one was hurt.
Secretary George w. Randall of the
connecticut branch of the A. O. f. of
A., will institute a new court of the.
order in Collinsvillc this evening. A
court will also be instituted in Terry
Vile in short time. Eight courts have
been admitted to the order since John
j. Mcdonald was elected high chief
ranger.
The funeral of John Finley, aged IS,
was held at $50 this morning from the
residence of his brother, William Fin
ley, 40 Ridge street, to the church of the
immaculate Conception, where a mass
of requiem was celebrated by Rev
Father Kennedy. The pallhearCrs were
Thomas Callaghan, Thomas Maher, Pat
rick Altman, John Egan, Michael Car
lin, William Parkinson.
The forty hours devotion closed at
the Sacred Heart church this morning,
with solemn high mass at s O'Clock.
followed by procession of the Blessed
Sacrament. The officers of the mass
were: Celebrant, Rev j. DuGgan of
Norwalk; deacon, Rev T. NJ Crowley of
Thomaston; sub deacon, Rev NJ. F.
Barry of TorringtOn; master of cere-
monies, Rev f. J. Murphy of this CITY.
During the forty hours the sacrament
of holy communion was administered to
,O50 persons.
The will of James f. Byrnes was filed
for probate this morning. By the terms
of the will the testator's wife is named
as eXecutriX. His estate is divided
equally between his widow and son.
Edward J. Burns. 1t consists of checks
on various banks, eight machines for
drawing coarse and fine wire, the ma
chinery in the JetfeUson street factory,
patents and royalty from the Water
bury Machine Co and other concerns
The will is dated February -, 1898.
The Bridgeport Standard says: Water
bury scheme to run n trunk sewer to
tlueWater mas now reached the legis-
lature. After few years of tidpwater-
if she gets it-she will want to. or be
made to want to, try the rocky coast of
Maine and will conclude that she would
have saved money If she had bored
through the earth's crust to begin with.
IA public scavenQer, tidewater is not
all that inland people may think it is; it
is sometimes slOthful and has habit of
leaving mud flats exposed. And human
beings are sometimes obliged to live
within a few miles of these identical
flats. The same remarks apply to the
bill before the house to have the state
board OF health provide a system of
drainage for the whole Naugatuck
valley.
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