Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-06
CITY NEWS.


The water supply committee will meet
tonight.
For observation-disclosures to-day, fair
Saturday, southwesterly winds.
An important meeting of Central Labor
union at Labor hall tonight.
AR and Mrs James E. Newell of 1S
Division street, are the happy parents of a
baby girl.
The Misses Mary and Norah Fitzpatrick
of New Britain are visiting Miss Sarah A.
Finley of Ridge street.
The Baromeus yerein will hold a meet
ing tonight at 9 o'clock, to make arrange
ments for Catholic day.
Walter Gill. aged 20 years. died at the
almshouse this morning. The funeral will
take place tomorrow morning with inter
ment in Calvary cemetery.
An infant daughter of Edward Lines Of
35S East Main street died this morning
The funeral will take place from the house
Sunday afternoon
J. Dudley Phillips, with Besse. Middle
brook & Co. Providence. II. l.. Is spend
/ ing his vacation with his father, William
st Phillips, 152 Walnut street.
Mrs ]. J. Daley and Mrs J. Fl. Donnelly
wife of Alderman Donnelly of Springfield
Mass, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs Viii
liam ]. Finnegan of First avenue.
Street Inspector Kelley will soon hav'
completed the work of macadamizinl
Church street and in q few days it will b.
| one of the handsomest thoroughfares ii
the city.
The Y. III. G. A. will give lawn enter
tainment on the premises of 81. w. Scovil
on West Main street next Monday even
ing. The proceeds will be for the benef
of the Y. NJ. G. A. orchestra
James II. Murnan. saloon keeper at II
South Main street, made an assignment
yesterday in the probate court to Thoma
IL. Hayes. The hearing on a trustee vii
held Tuesday, July 10.
Phelan still keeps to the front with tn
best quality of tea, coffee and presents
This time it is splendid stereoscope @
half a dozen views with one pound of tie
or baking powder. Don't neglect securin
one. 1t is an extraordinary gift.
Benjamin Sedgwick, merchant taller &
lis Bank street. made an assignment thi
morning in the probate court. for the Der
eft of his creditors. to Charles G.. Belder
Hearing on the appointment of a truste
will be held Tuesday, July 10.
Over nine hundred persons went on Ii
excursion of the First church to Hanovt
park On the Meriden road this morning
A large number of the Second church wei
in attendance. The weather was favorabl
to the excursionists, the showers whic
fell here during the afternoon not bein
known of at the park.
Readers of the DEMOCRAT will profit b
careful perusal of the rules of the wat,
department published by President n.
Welton of the water board for the info
nation of all who have occasion to use Ii
city water for any purpose. Owners
houses would do well to commit the 70
lowing to memory. No hose shall be use
for sprlnkling street, sidewalk or gardel
except between 8 p. NJ. and 0 a. m, an
between 80 and $50 p. m. In no ca,
can the hose be used for more tha
two hours a day. and the sprinkling mu
be confined to persons own premises.
The picnic and games of the unite
Hibernians, on the West End groun'
yesterday afternoon and evening drew
large attendance and the programme Wi
the most interesting ever witnessed at al
out door exercises in the city. In the s
round bout between Thomas FarringtC
and Cornelius Kiersted, for a purse of SIT
the former was declared the victor. b.
the vanquished made such plucky fig
that the referees decided to allow him
small sum in recognition of his pluck. tt
picnic was noticeable not only for the exec
l mt programme but also for the good ord
4. maintained throughout the two days exc
cises. The committee in charge have ju
!, reason to feel proud of the admiral
> manner in which every detail of the bu,
ness was handled. 1t was the first unic
picnic of the A. o. III. and proved that
is the most satisfactory manner of CO
Quoting public entertainments.
At the meeting of the finance board Ia
S night the matter of uncollected back tax
: was talked over. Mayor Kilduff thong
/. that some &C ion should be taken by Il
common council which would enable Il
board of finance to come to a settleme
with the collectors 1t was explained til
the estatate of the late Martin HellmaI
would soon be settled AID that most of Il
taxei had been collected. The boa
will hold another meeting next Thursdl
: night when this subject will be discuss,
= at greater length. The meeting also di
Z cussed the ways and means of raising fun
= to continue the work on the new wat
supply. The total amount expended tn
far is over 1856, 900. The mayor said Z
project would not cost less than $3.50, 0O
and thought the council would soon
Obliged to take some action which wou
enable the board to raise enough money
continue the work. 1t is estimated th
the total cost for pipe on the J. W. Ga
pey K Co contract will amount to abo
s29.O 900. The board approved of