Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-15

house at 30 tomorrow afternoon
 Constable Rigney as trustee on the in solvent estate of carpenter Horace E. Fris- bic, was to-day ordered by the pr bate court to complete the buildings in process of erection.
 The funeral of Mrs Alice BaDziger took place at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from her late residence, corner of Wood and Round Hill streets. Interment was Tn Riverside cemetery.
 The prizes to be gwen at the state meet ing and competition of the Connecticut Fife and Drum Corps association, in this city next Wednesday, are on exhibition in J. G. Twining < Cos window.
 A drawing of property on Hillside avenue was found at the Naugatuck depot this forenoon. TEe name ut John NJ. Sweeney was marked on the back of the parchment. It can be had by calling at the DEMOCRAT office.
 The committee of fifteen appointed by the first ward democrats to prepare a ticket for the primary met last night and made out list of names which will be acted upon at q meeting to be held next Monday night.
 The funeral of Mary Calvin will take place from the residence of her mother. p Pond street, to the church of the Immac- ulate Conception at ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Interment will be in the family plot Tn St Joseph's cemetery. George E. Finn, aged forty-nine years. | died at his residence. 49 Cherry avenue. l early this morning. Funeral services will be held at the house at 3:30 o'clock to- morrow afternoon. Tha remains will be taken to ROxbury for interment on Mon. | day morning.
 The sight of crowd of thirty people l taking turns in sucking the pipes at the Welton fountain should prompt some good citizen to place a cup there for the accom- | modation of the large number of people who find it convenient to quench their thirst at this place.
 Mortimer Heffernan requests the DEMO. 1 GRAF. to announce that he has no time tc | devote to politics and does not wish his l name used as delegate to any convention. He had been selected as one of the dele gates of the First Wa Regular Democratic club to elect delegates to the probate con. yention.
 The remains O. Elizabeth Spraguo were taken to ClovesviIle. N. Y, on the S:O5 1 train this morning SvrvIcts were held al | the house by members of the Salvation 1 army. The pallbeartrs were: John ] Phillips. Charles Turner. John Cunro oily. | C. H. II. Ford, Frank Franks and Julius | Heudrick.
 Acccr ling to the predi :tions of the as l tronOmers there should have been an | eclipse of the moon last nient and early this morning So tar as Waterbury wae concerned the prediction was completely unfulhll d. for the moon was eclipsed by clouds so thoroughly that it was not seen all night long.
 Superintendent Crosby reports regard l ing the crowded condition of the schools that the Webster annex of the Bank street school has been relieved somewhat by the transfer of some of the pupils to a few vacant seats in the main building The | rooms of the Hillside avenue school are crowded to their fullest capacity. 1 The members of .the Sacred Heart church choir ill meet for rehearsal at the 1 church tomorrow afternoon at i o'clock The preparations for the novel entertain, meut to be given at the opera house Thurs 1 day. September 2u. are nearly completed 1 and the programme. as published before ir these columns. will be one of musical anu | dramatic merit.
 James Grady, aged 63 years. died IaS | nig' at his home II Emerald street. oi | pneumonia. The deceased had been em pioyed by Rogers X Brother for over twenty-five years. where he was regarded as very agreeable shopmate. He leaves three daughters. Nellie. Sarah and Mary and two sons. John and Joseph The flu neral will take place Monday morning.
 John F. Demme. formerly bookkeepel at the Waterbury Buckle Go. died re- gently at the hospital in Providence, R l. For years the deceased had been d sufferer from hip disease and found il necessary to use crutches. He married { Miss Julia Love of Ohio, at that time z nurse in this city. The deceased had f host of friends in Waterbury.
 The Fourth Ward Democratic club held an enthusiastic meeting in their rooms ou | River street last night. The name of Johr 1 H. Condon was agreed upon as candidat. for alderman. with these as councilmen | Iahlck McGrath. East Nsln street; Michae Sneehy. Stone street; Martin Keefe. Ride, street; John Slayio. Dublin street; James Thompson. Bridge street,
 At bar meeting this morning two case, were assigned for trial. Monday, Septem Der 17. John Ghent vs City; Wednesday | September 26. Maggie Wilren vs Borouct of Naugatuck. Clerk L. F. Root of tn, district court has had prepared neat dockets for this falls business They differ from other dockets in that they con tain. besides the number of cases, the catalogue of books ot the superior court library of Waterbury.
 George O'Malley of Meriden. Edward R, Crosby of Waterbury and Thomas oLoughlin of Naugatuck. auditors of the grand court of Connecticut, Ancient Order Of Foresters of America, have issued a re port of the condition of the grand court tc date. as presented by the books of the Grand Court Secretary George W. Randall of Rockville. The total receipts of the general fund were s44S5; expenditures s2,53O; belance on hand, q, ,054; receipts of the management fund. 2.749: expendi lures. s1 $50; balance in the fund s9Is receipts of the funeral fund, sI, ,SS6: ex, penditures. s757; balance in the fund q. .316. Nine funeral ctaims were ore. l sented.
 Architect Joseph A. Jackson has just completed plans for Conlon Brothers' new building on South Main street. The building will be four stories high, witt | pressed colored brick, and terra cotta and stone trimmings. The first story will make a large store 115 feet deep, 46 feel wide. to be occupied by Conlon Brothers There will be large plate glass show win dows on the front. The upper stories will be occupied by offices aud ten-ments The whole will be crowned with iron cor nices of handsome design There will also be rear store entrance and show windows from the alley way to BanI street. The sidewalk and door entrance. will be made of illuminated tile. Tht plans are now ready for estimates, ana work will begin ss soon as possible.