Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-02
CITY NEWS.

More evidence briggs Burpee. Many in
tereSting features, tomorrow Sunday
Globe.
Special forecast for Connecticut: .Gener-
ally fair. with an occasional light shower;
stationary temperature. southwest to north
west winds.
The OConnell Literary and Social club
will hold meeting at three o'clock to-
morrow Afternoon All members are re-
queSted to attend.
Not spectator was IN the police court
this morning. the circus being possibly
greater attraction Peter Coyle for drunk
enness was fined 81 and costs.
Application was made in the probate
court to-day 10y Celia Kelly to be APP
pointed GUARDIAN over L Visa Say. her
niece aged years. The hearing was set
down for June Is.
Architect Joseph \. Jackson has COM
pl,;rd plans for a frame house for William
Latin. 10 be erected on Baldwin street.
The building will contain three trnrments.
ork has already been begun on the cellar
The funeral of John Roper. aged two
wears and SIN months, who died At the res
ldence ut lis parents. 254 Dublin street
yesterday morning. took Place at o'clock
this afternoon. Intermrnt was in Calvary
cemetery.
The remains of Helen l. Carbin. who
died At Windsor yesterday, will be brought
10 this city toe day. The deceased lived at
lbs Maple street She went to visit her
sister short time ago and died suddenly
yesterday afternoon.
The Barnum parade was good, but the
advertisement OF the Credit Clothing Co,
OF - Sank street. was still better The
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clothing for men, boys and children on
easy payments without extra charge.
\ reception WAS given Mr. and Mrs J. G.
Baril, who were married recently, by the
groom's fathcr. ut his residence, 10 Grand
street, last night. Songs. rotations and
~peechmaking was the order of the even
ing. The IDEAL Banjo club furnished the
music. The newly married couple have
CONNIE need housekeeping Mt 20 Hnyderi
street.
At a meeting OF the Central Labor union
last night it was voted to endorse the petit
ton received from local union No - of
the United Association of Plum9erS
Stenm Filters. Gas Filters and Steam
| Filters helpers. asking the court of COM
mon council 10 appoint q sanitary lnSpectoF
| # plumbing The resolution will be pre-
scented to the next meeting of the council:
The committee appointed by the board
of education and the district committee to
report site for new High school build
Ing held meeting in the rooms of the
district committee last night Nothing
definite was reported. The committee de
cided to hold Joint meeting of the boards
next Tuesday night. when some d. finite
action will be taken on the different sites
now before the boards.
The Waterbury lodge of Elks held a
very interesting meeting last night Three
new members were initiated NJ. J. CD
Lofty was appointed to represent the lodge
at the grand lodge meeting to be held tbs
month. The committee in charge of tAe
arrangements of the lodges celebration On
July - will hold a meeting at Elks hall at
IL o'clock tomorrow
The New Ravens and team composed
of some # the Waterburys and a number
IF picked players batltd on the West End
grounds this morning, the visitors easily
winning by a score OF 10 to 0. The bat
t-Ii,s were Caravan and Mckee for New
Haven. Clarity and Brennan for the local
nine. The WttrrhuryS did not @ to New
Haven this afternoon, and. it Is said, Will
play no IUorr games here.
Patrick Ehtltn. aged II years. died at
lii rr~iieIir- III Ridge street yesterday
at,rtsonn. Ihr d. cr;,~,d had been in 5ia
usual good health until "Wednesday wien
Ls- attended the funeral of a friend sud
Ms apparently ail right Yesterday until
al, ut tMo c'clocA. when he WIS attacked
with rrs,uf.~ fr'm tine effects ut which. hr
died in :, crUgl,. "t hours. The funSral
Will take place to-l.-orrow afternoon with
services 1T ST. Patrick's church.
Maud Dickson, who was the soprano of
the Baker Opera company when it was
here, Is being sued for divorce by her
husband, Harvey Dickson, chorus
singer of the Marie Tempest opera cpm-
Emny. Wilton Robinson, director of the
orchestra for the Baker company. is naped
IL correspondent When the comI.1py
WIS here 1t WAS generally supposed hat
sh, WAS unmarried. as she was called sTlss
Dlkreon 10y the other members of the COM
Is'Ey.
Al u bar meeting this morning the fol-
loving cases were assigned for Tuesday,
June II: Force W Gregory: Dennis,
Jennie and Julia Broderick vs. c. W
BIuke-lve a Sons; George Hosford vs.
Rmrau A Peck; William McNcllis vs.
William Eutlrr: Porter l.. Wood Ferdi-
maud Deming; Charles Walsh vs. John
Moriarty; William Herbert - John Calvin
ct ux; Patrick Thompson vs. Samuel p.
" lh4u>; Rudolph Rider " Valentine
Boil: Moves l.. Wllmot W Sylvester
Woo~t,r: II. Clau~en Brewing Co vs.
Mitharl OLoushlin; ID. II. Casey W John
fr"In; Bradley " Burrows.
\ republican caucus was held in the
roli,r court room last night to elect dele
G.t-s 10 attend the parade. convention and
mass meeting OF the Republican League
climbs OF Connecticut to be held in New
Haven ON June Is. DIR F. F. Cook acted as
chuirunu and Charles 4 Mason kept Il
record of the meeting, The following
were appointed: l.. l. Munson, james A.
rIllinG. George H. Cowen, Thomas L.
Ferrull. Charles \. Mason, Colonel ]. s.
hoherty. Bernard Reid. Charles Brewer,
{ harl"s + Turner, DIR F. F. Cook, d. NJ
Davis, William Il. Mattiscn, Daniel
kiefer. Frederick w. La Forge, Alfred A.
Adj. John b. Vallee. William c. Hebert.
Rob, IT Wolff. John P. Kellogg. Thomas C.
Lane, Charles 2. Bronson, John P Elton,
Louis Field, Jr, d. FEW ebster and Charles
Griggs, 1t was voted that each delegate
have power to appoint substitute.
Thomas l.. Ferrall, Charles Brewer and
Thomas c Lane were elected a committee
to see that as many delegates as possible
attend the meeting. There will be another
meeting on June Is, when the report of
the delegates will be heard.
The members of Court Stephen J.
Meanv, Ancient Order of Foresters cele-
bat. d the sixth anniversary of their court
in g. A. R hall last night Chief Hanger
John NJ. JOY opened the exercises with an
address of welcome and congratulated the
court OR the large attendance and explained
the reason why We celebrate" Deputy
Chief Ranger James Murnan gave an in
teresting sketch of the history of Court
Stephen Meany J. b. Moran sung
song in his usually captvting style. Silas
Bancroft amused the meeting in feats of
veDtriloquism, and limitations on the
harmonica. Grand Senior Woodward NJ
F. Mex nnerney also spoke on Stephen J.
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