Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-13
CITY NEWS.

The committee on water supply will J inset this evening. '@
 William P. Jarrett left this afternoon to | visit the Worlds fair. The Waterbury Wheel club will hold an- 1 other of its enjoyable smokers this even ing. James Fleming, clerk in the Morgan house at Lee, Mass, is visiting relatives at S5 Union street.
 The funeral of T. F. Judson will be held at ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon from his late residence with interment in Riverside cemetery.
 The committee appointed by the town meeting to recommend appropriations for the current year is holding meeting this afternoon.
 The funeral of William Wardle will be held from the family residence. 593 East Main street, at 30 Sunday afternoon with interment in Riverside cemetery.
 A large delegation from Waterbury lodge of Elks, No. 265, will go to Hartford this evening to witness the working of the new ritual by Hartford lodge, No. 19.
 The Central Labor union of Waterbury will meet this evening in the Engineers room G. A. R. block. A full attendance Is requested, as important business matters are to come before the meeting
 Walter \. Lowell. superintendent of the Waterbury Brass company, while getting out of the companys wagon yesterday af ternoon, slipped and fell on his left arm, breaking it between the wrist and elbow.
 Deputy Sheriff Carmody has received notice that the Waterbury term of the su- pcrior court will open in the district court room next Tuesday morning and immedi ately adjourn to New Haven.
 Several firemen and engineers on the Naugatuck division are being laid of one day week. The change k made on account of the taking of of some trains and the work is thus divided between the men.
 America lodge, A. O. L. w, held an in teresting meeting last evening, at which the workmans degree was conferred. After the meeting n social session was held and the Ideal Banjo club rendered several fine selections
 At Wallingford yesterday Was held the first competition for the Skirmishers medal presented by ex-Colonel Ltavenworth, and open to members of the Second regiment only. It was won by Sergeant loung of Company D. New Haven.
 Leonard Dimon. New England road conductor. was armigned before Justice Cheseboro in Putnam to-day, charged with 1 breaking into the residence of C. W. Cut Ter on Monday morning. He pleaded guilty and was bound over to the superior court under bonds of SGO0.
 Thomas Weston. aged G vclrs, died at his home. l40 ScnNill street at 10 o'clock last night, of pneumonia. The deceased leaves wife and two daughters, Mrs F. F. CaSwrll and Miss Susie Weston and one son. Thomas A. Weston. The funeral will take place Monday morning. at S:30, from the house to the Immaculate Conception church where Il mass of requiem will be celebrated. Interment will be in St Josephs cemetc Y.
 Waterbury should build proper court house for itself, just as she promised to du yt;lrS ago sslyS the New Haven News. She broke her promise and next week, usual. will be enjoying the courtly charity of New Haven. Waterbury should be compelled tn hold her court sessions ill her own damp griPbrecdinG courthouse, su that she will finally have to build that promised proper one.
 Those housrkeepers who have put ur large qualities of fruit this year are to he considered lucky. It k thought that fruit around here will be scarce next year on ac. count of the towering of the trees so eNten. sively at the present time. Fruit may be scarce about all next year as the yield this season has been so large. Therefort housekeepers may proitably arrange tc carry over some of their stock.
 An expert counterfeit bill detector. who is visiting the banks in the state, gives some points in ragard to dangerous counterfeits ROW in circulation pretty well all through Connecticut. He exhibited specimens which could hardly be detected from the genuine without the aid of magnifyine glass The only sure test now is in the prepared silk thread paper, made for tho government, and although the manufac, turer of the same is guarded with Zealous care. fear is expressed that counterfeiters may learn the art. If such should occur the currency would be unprotected. . Ansonia was surprised yesterday, by tht , appearance of new daily paper called The Earth. We learn that Waterbury Is soor to have d new daily paper called The Earth So k Meriden. So is Danbury, and W, ) shouldn't be surprised if The Earth ex tended it's field to take in Bridgeport
 Stamford. Norwalk, Middletown and dozen or more large towns in the state l And it ought to have a big sale, Every x body wants the earth and If it can be haC ~ at the remarkably low price of one cent i
 will be eagerly sought aftcr.-Ansonia Sen n tincl.
 The Fifth division, A. O. H, Was las l night organized by County Secretar, , James A. Hynes, assisted by W. (
 kccnnn, James Thompson. John II. MoraH
 David Altman and John Finley. The new
 division starts ont with seventy members
 Officers were elected as follows: Prcsi
 lent. P. r. Bannon; vice president. Ed
 ward Dccc. secretary Thomas r Barrett
 recording secretary. NJ Hartv; treasurer
 Thomas II Hayes ' fine progra n.mt
 had been r-epared Ly the ar-anger,en committee, and songs. recitst:ons. speeche: end refreshments. tclpei = p2ss 2c en.