Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-28
CITY NEWS.
New music Monday.

W westerly winds
 Say Have you tLo key that opens the . box wLieA contains S-1 in gold at l.. J. ] tlEu'S ~tore. It so. call and get lt
 Ey.ry ball v,ayrr in tLe state should . Nl~it Thrlau'~ led store lie Is -lNlu- A . j..~, iall ar bIt with each pound ot trA.
 The funeral ot Hannah F,tzmaurice will {. t.aa rl.cr :r..u her lste residence, 22u 1 E4IIaIu street. At -.}u to-laorrow after ! ureu-
 The J,le1tt,7 t2 tAe Fore>ters' tonyyu- tian to le held lu Norwich. will hold a ut,tt.ug III I. X. l.. hall at o'clock to- .-.rTeW attrrucNu.
 Tat Watch ~Lep base ball tenn will play d match -al-r wliA Il;a. from the .r-.~tou Watch ~hel, lu t...t t..Nu EsNt ~.,ari.y ..t,ru.vu
 In th- Drl--~ divorce yA>c George A. pl--~ Lt> rHj SI-o allowance money 10 Al~ H.ty. .uut the Case will Nheiy be u~- ~.-u,l for tu.I next Frllly.
 E. Garter has ~ali the John EralI,y ..-m. located in Mlddlrbury, to James .I.r.-.>o.s s>t S,vtu Wilson street who ,N- I,,y,~ e occupy # IumrdLtrly.
 Tar closing festival of thg Industrial ~-LarL wa~ held in Lta'vuworth hall this astrrueea. \ very suJoyahle tune was hsd ly tae children and their friends.
 There Will lea meeting of the Con. .su Lit .sIy and Social club tomorrow ..:t,1uoon aJ 3 o'clock. All members are 5-.s s.e>,el Jo Jr present as there k Iupor- t..L, business l. trtu~act.
 NIi~S Anna O.N,lu gave a reception to large number If her friends ut her resi- .ivuce on Sauth Elm street last night. N.~~ ll.N~ilI wa~ former resident. but for ~riur tImy has been lNinL at keuosha, Wis.
 The funeral of Bridget Quinn will take place from the residence of her par ntS in Wa,,rtowu at r o'clock to -luorrow morn l.- with Syrtlt-~ at N Johns church. Iu- '. 5ur.t VIII tolu Calvary cemetery, this
 H,uryC. SVriu-. 'riu,r student at pr T.r~t~ ct:.sr. who h.,~ h,aD studying at ta, Howard university, Washington, DC. 5t~ returned to tl!S city and will remain III ,G- iestar~ olite uutl tue opening of tl-s. Ill. term.
 The sancert Q: the Boston Festival or .l, ~;rt IT. the City hall this evening" will t-s. ,7-- ut tle greatest musical events ever -s,u m W.trrlugy. Many good seats ..sv ,,t he secured At tEe store of the pu--~ d Smith Co.
 CommeutsnE Nouily the Watch shop wtl rsu teu hours a day, except saturday. v -el tLe employees will enjoy a half holi- lay. work l-lu. stopped at noon. This ortrg v.u oItA'u until press of business ~.I make 1t imperative that the shop -Lauli run ten hours on Saturday.
 |. Cs,lasj Aiams. since his appointment ..~ master If the fish ponds and constable -t Cromwell. ls very much iu evidence. Ill. lt->, feat k an attempt to suppress T 1 Vtyt-~ because Y has printed something -st ,NAc;ly coluIllu.rntary 10 hlm. TLe .-r~t rehearsal Iv the junior festi- sal ?. .-l~ will he held in City hall next S.t-Eily afternoon at ? o'clock. As Mir E.Ina eHuli uot cover more than one-half .. ,l- c.cy h- s-,rur~tly requests parents to S.ui El.Lr~ to prlELS < Smiths music -carr. Names If children under To not ,..avu. t-o~r between l2 and Is years pre- t,yrs.l The chorus now numbers about tNa A.ul-vd
 Tl, funeral ot Catherine McMahon took Issce from her lAte residence, Is Oak street. at ..}l Q oclock this morning to the ...uryu v: the Styrrd Heart. where a mass ot r,.GlriA wa~ celebrated by Rev Father T7rauaE. The pallbearers were John NIahvr. NJ. krrEIu. Charles Maher. Will .gsm Cody. Joseph Derwin. William Lyme Ian Int-rm Tt was in St Joseph's ceme- fiery.
 The ca~r of Patrick Brennan vs c. w. I;l .h,~lvr 5 Sons of New Haven was end sl yesterday in the district court. The ,ury awarded Mir Brennan S275 damages Lrl cn~tS- The case grew out of an acci- ..eUt wLlch befell the plaintiff some six wears a-o while at work in a sewer on Washington street. The S275 awarded him WAS Carnisheed by Constable O'Brien immediately after the verdict i'll the in trrr>t of William and Margaret Brennan. who claim that Patrick Brennan owes IL,ll a board bill. I; will interest the friends of Joe Will tan the professional trapeze performer of this city, says the Meriden Journal. to l,arn that his father, Henry Wilton, has received a letter from him sent from Ger many within a few weeks and then Joe w..~ far from being the dead man he has been so frequently reported here of late. H. and his partner. Jerry Hurley of Wa trTbury, were performing right along and driug we'll. They aud their wives expect tn return to this country for visit thIS summer. but with no intention of remain ing here in their business they can do far better ln Europe than here.
 In the district court room this morning the foll owing cases were set down for trial; Tuesday. John Ghent vs city of Wa terbury: Fannie Almonde vs city of Water bury. Thursday. James Gallagher vs W. E. Putfer; Fred Parker vs Altman. May 8. John Sullivan vs Durham Hosiery Co. Judgment of foreclosure was given in the case of r. II. Reid vS town of Water bury and Lem Burns vs w. J. Riguey. Next Tuesday being the day set for the opening of the superior court in this city 1t was shown that Judge Robinson had de cided not to come here on tn t day and re- quested that the cases be tried in New Haven. Attorneys ONeill. Kellogg and l Ferry were appointed to wait on Judge Robinson and request him to hold court in this city.
 The decline of billboard advertising seems to be certain. Handbills no longer play an important part in gaining pub lIcity. In fact everything points toward the newspaper the only satisfactory medium through which to reach the pub lies attention. Theatrical people still cling to the Autograph and three sheet poster. but 1t is only a tribute to an old established custom and they depend upon the newspapers to fill their houses. Peo- pie still use posters to advertise auctions and bargain sales, under the impression probably that people who don't read news papers will be attracted. As a rule. the people who don't read newspapers don't have any money to spendand consequently are not worth catering to.
 Mayor Kilduff presided at the meeting of the water supply com mittee last night. There were present Messrs Kelley. Wade. D. F. Web ster. Hauser, Daily. Fitzpatrick and City Engineer Cairns. Only one bId was re- ceived for the completion of the Altman contract, that being from Edward Me Manus. The bid was rejected. being too high, and it was voted to advertise further for bids to be received on or before next Friday night at 7:30. It was voted to re- fuse to rent parcel of land belonging to the city. near the new reservoir. to c. s.