Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-17
CITY NEWS.

market. Special forecast for Connecticut: Rain or snow to-day; fair on Sunday and much colder.
 If you want your piano tuned for the l holidays order now, c. H. Terry, tuner at | Forbes music room. The refreshment committee for the Im- | maculate Conception church fair will hold 1 a meeting in St Patricks hall tomorrow afternoon. The Waterbury Wheel club held the first of a series of smokers in their rooms last night. The Ideal Banjo club was in attendance and rendered several selec- tions.
 The funeral of Warren L. Blakeslee took place from his late residence, 23 Plank road, at ? o'clock this afternoon with ser vice at the Hall memorial chapel and in- terment in Riverside cemetery.
 The glass for Curran's new store has ar rived and formal opening will take place Tuesday night. The old store will close tonight after which no business will be done by the firm until next Wednesday | morning.
 | FrancIs Xavier Bradley the infant son of MT and Mrs Francis Bradley, of IFS Cooke street, died this morning. The funeral | will take place at o'clock tomorrow | afternoon with interment in Calvary ceme- tery.
 J. F. Walsh. for some time editor of the | Sunday Globe, has severed his connection with that paper and accepted a position on the Sunday Herald T. F. McCann of the Herald will leave here to represent the paper at Hartford.
 The electors of the Bunker Hill school district held a meeting last night and dis cussed the propriety of dividing the dis | trict and erecting another school. Homer | F. Bassttt of the town school board was in the chair. When the matter was put to vote it was defeated by 25 to r.
 The local lodge of EIks held an interest ing meeting last night and appointed a committee to arrange for the observance of Elks memorial day services, which will be held Tn their hall on Sunday. December l2 The society has had but one death since its organization. that of James J | Madden, town clerk.
 James Cooney and Michael Kent for drunkenness were fined Fl and costs each | this morning Batiste Badott was fined s James Hogan settled case for theft on payment of s1O. He was given some paint to use on a certain house, but failed to do so and disposed of the paint in some other manner
 The new St CecIlia's church will be | lO-mOEEoN mOEulDB DN NlCHr General !. A. Mulcahy. The services will begin at 10:30 o'clock. After the dedi- cation exercises those not having tickets. which are selling for p cents, may pro- cure them at the door. The children $ mass will be at s o'clock in the convent chapel.
 The storekeepers find that it is a diff cult matter to purchase eggs now that they can guarantee as fresh. It Is said storage eggs are now peddled by women in turn outs that look as though they belonged to farmers. The storage eggs are only worth about half the price of fresh eggs. Quite number of storekeepers make it a rule to buy eggs only of people that are known to the local trade-
 National Secretary Colwell of the Knights Of Columbus has called for an as sessment upon the following deaths James Brophil. NJ. Nelligan and w. H Collins. Waterbury; Patrick Mclaughlin Meriden; John Mccarthy and James Far Tell. Bridgeport; Patrick Quinlan, Waure. gsn; Thomas Callahan. New Haven Michael OConnor. Hartford; William Me Grcth, Wallingtord. The membership subject to the assessment is s.22O.
 In the United States circuit court, yes. terday. Judge w. K. Townsend filed ar opinion in the patent suit of the Traut .E Hine Manufacturing Company and George Adams of New Britain against the Water bury Buckle company for an alleged in. fringement in an improvement in garment supporters. Judge Townsend ordered temporary injunction. but suspends it. operation until the case can be heard anG disposed of by the circuit court of appeals
 At bar meeting to-day the followin. business was transacted: In the case oi Seward vs Fitzachery, bill of particular was ordered filed on or before next Thurs day Ashenden ys Hungerford. answer tC . be filed within week. Ketchem vs Coe } decision on hearing of demurrer reserved The following assignments were made fo trial: Monday, November 19. Barnes V Eplers .S Spun. Tuesday Wilson vs bor ough of Naugatuck. Thursday. Day V city. Friday. Altman vs city.
 The case of Gallagher vs Bouffard wa tried before Judge Bradstreet to-day. I Is an action to recover damages sustaine, , through a runaway horse. One of tn Gallagher brothers on December 30. 1892
 was driving a business wagon over Meadoy
 street. On turning into Field street a run away team dashed into him. The hors
 was laid up for two months in Dr Bland stables The runaway was in charge of
 drummer named Boutfard, who, it is al
 leged, failed to hitch the horse. | OL 1eTrYNlll6 called a Dr Dohabue's office yesterday afternoo Q and asked the doctor to amputate his arr F, above the elbow. He said he had bee u bitten by A mad dog and feared that b
 was likely to be attacked with hydrophobia
 After a careful examination it was foun
 that the man had been bitten on tn r thumb. but the doctor did not see an
 sense for amputation and refused to pel
 form the amPutation. Mr Murnan begge e to lave the arm taken of and said h
 coul1 feel the polson working its way int
 his body. The doctor bound up the woun
 and told the man to discontinue the med
 ciEe he had been using as an antidOte an n every thing would he all right in fe' days
 Tonight the fair of the church of th F Sacred Heart will be open with many goo
 attractions and amusements The Parlc ). opera house company will be represente
 by Theodore, the ventriloquist; Miss Otto t the pianist; Miss Flora Leonard, th f. pretty serio comic; Nat Leroy and Charle u Fox. the jolly comedians Mir Christ, tt Q pleasing and gifted baritone. will repea
 his success of Thursday night. Mi, }. Mamie Scully will dance and Prof Phelan
 trained dog. Jet" will show a variety c r tricks. Last evening Scherer and Nev
 kirk of the Parlor opera house gave an il terestiDg exhibition. and Mcdonald an
 Knapp showed themselves experts in tt
 art Of self defense. The Fair Reporter
 will be published again tonight and min
 valuable door presents will be given ava,
 The fair will positively close Monda
 night
 l. large number of people called at UT h dertaker Moriarty's rooms to-day to take S last look at Dr Axtelles dog which lay . state in one of the neatest rooms in tt