Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-02-26
CITY NEWS.


ers tonight.
Carmille D'Arville Opera Co in Venus
at the opera house tonight.
There will be an important meeting of
Sheridan lodge, n. E. o. P, in Johnson's
hall, Bank street, tomorrow night.
A diphtheria case at 1915 Bank street,
and scarlet fever case at 3 Baldwin aven-
Ne, were reported this morning.
The EVENING DEMocRAT will be for sale
hereafter at the store of Fiore II Bergamo,
corner North Main and North Elm streets.
The order for Waterbury's share of the
state school fund has been received by
CIek Moran, and amounts to about 500,
uOO.
Margaret Nogel for drunkenness was
fined - and costs this morning. Patrick
Maxwell for drunkenness was given twenty
days in Jail.
Special forecast for Connecticut: Snow
followed 10y clearing tonight, fair Tues
day, brisk to high northeast winds shifting
to northwesterly.
The will of tie late Lawrence Ruth was
approved to-day Mrs Ruth WAS appoint
ed cxocutriX. and Michael Guilfoile and
Patrick HOlOhan appraisers.
The case of Joseph Gallond VS. the city
mcnt WAS given for the plaintiff to recover
$50 and costs. 1t was an action to recover
for injuries received by falling on an icy
sidewalk.
Edward Pousner Of ~ School street, en-
ploycd at the clock shop, caught the thumb
of his right hand in a press this morning.
DR. Benedict rendered surgical aid and
found 1t necessary to amput lte the injured
member at the second joint.
Robert Fury of 53 Maple street made
considerable smoke, while thrawing out
water pipe at 100 yesterday afternoon,
and some one rung the fire alarm. The
companies responded promptly, but their
services were not required.
The engineers on the Cons olidated road,
eaectinG tie Naugltuck division, have
ben notified that hereafter their weeks
work would be on four days schedule.
For some time thev have been working
i've days a week. The pay train is tenn
Vorarlly suspended, and the pay car will be
attached to accommodation trains.
Steps towards the organization of local
camp OF the Sons of Veterans were taken
in q. A. L. hall Saturday night. 4 dele
CATION from Wadhams' post, including 0.
". Cornish, Junior vice department COM
n.udcr, Commander Quigley, Past Com
n4ndrrS Sanford and Platt and Adjutant
Gauut were in attendance. Commander
QI!glcy opened the meeting. f. 7. Hard
Iug of Birmingham camp, S. of V, was
chosen charm an and Motion Weigner of
Philadelphia secretary. The following
signed the charter list: c. V. J. Quigley,
Nathan Czamanski, Charles II. Mosely,
W. W. Northrop, S. \. Rockwell, Henry
Schmidt. John Jackson, Alfred p. Nor
throp, John korngiebel, Il. r. Mead. J. S.
Gallagher. q. L. Squires, George White
man, ". f. Bissland, S. \. Flood. A. S.
Rockwell, II. A. Fitzsimmons, L. Nor
throp. =. 4. Cornish, w. y. Sutliff. Ano-
ther meeting will be held on next Saturday
night.
Mayor Kildutf called the adjourned
meeting OF the board of police commission
ers to order saturday night to consider the
charges preferred against Patrolman
George Il. Thomas by J Q. Lapalme for
alternating the affections of,hi swife. Judge
Root and Attorney ONcill appeared for
thu accused and Attorneys Kendricf and
Cole for Mr. Lapalme. The following
witnesses were called and testified that the
officer WAS III the habit Of frequently visit
Ing Mr. Iarilnes house ut the hours when
AIr Lap,lue was at work and the children
1t school: J. Q. Lapalme. Mr. and Mrs
ChuleS Hartung who We're fellow-tenants
of til. IaIstlmcsl Robert Foster, who owns
the hnT~,' where the Lapalmcs lived. John
CUilrm of 2.'S Mill street. Michael Carroll
OF Mill street. Miss Ada SplIin of lib Bank
street. Mis- Carrie Miller. forrwoman at
the. American mills, Mr. and Mrs Otto
IlaU,l,. and Mrs George Il. Thomas. For
tn defense the accused said that he be-
came acquainted with Mr. Lapalme last Oc-
tober and their meetengS were in relation
to Mrs Llpllme's domestic troubles. After
considerable discussion the board ad-
Journed until next Tuesday night.
The services at the 1890 o'clock mass at
the Immaculate Conception church yester-
day were unusually impressive. A solemn
high mass 'coren pontifcate' was cele-
brated, with Rev J. A. Mulcahy celebrant;
DOwney, sub-deacOn; Rev w. II. Lynch.
master Of ceremonies. Bishop NIichaud of
Burlington was seated on his throne in
the sanctuary attended by the acolytes.
The bishop preached a powerful sermon
on The Prodigal SON He prefaced his
sermon by saying that there were two rea-
sons why he agreed to preach the sermon.
One was because having heard so much of
the place, he was pleased to have an OPP
pOrtunity of addressing the congregation;
the other WAS on account of the pleasant
relations existing between the pastor and
himself. with whom he said, he had sat at
the same table in the seminary for three
years and they were ordained together. In
the evening all the priests of the city visited
the bishop at the parochial residence, and,
with few prominent members of the
parish, We're entertained by the pastor
with an exposition of scenes from the
battle fields of the civil war This morn
ing Bishop Michaud said the mass at the
convent and was afterwards entertained
by the pupils. The bishop visited st
Marys school this afternoon and is ex-
pected to speak at the convent tonight.
Father Burke of North Adams, Mass, was
also a visitor at the Immaculate Concep-
ton church yesterday and celebrated the
. o'clock mass.