Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-12
CIYs NEWS.

There will be a special meeting Of the road and sewer boards at 7:30 o'clock to- night, to take action in reference to esti- mates for 1895.
 The degree team of Court Falcon. A. O. F. of A, desires all having tickets out to make returns to W. c. Kleinecke or or before Tuesday. November 20.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair Tuesday. rain or snow Tuesday night or Wednesday morning: warmer Tuesday. winds shifting to southeast.
 The funeral of Charles Cooper will take place from his residence in Oakville at l 30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and 2:3O from the Hall Memorial chapel.
 George Faulman, who Ter entity returned from a visit to friends in Germany. was t,ndsred receptIen at his home, G24 South Main street. Saturday night. While descending the stairs at his home, | 30 Brook street. last evening. Adam Zen ner fell and fractured his left leg above le ankle. Dr Frost attended him N. J. Daily. heating engineer O: this city. has been awarded the contract tov heating the college building of the mis- siOnaries of La Sallette, now in course of | erection at Hartford.
 Last Friday the DEMOCRAT gave Curran
 
 l day they did the largest single days bus | mess since they have been in the business Do yOu the point? \ word to the wise is sufficient.
 Frank l. DoDahue of this city was one of the active pallbearers at the funeral of Michael ]. Kelly. the famous base ball player. which took place in Boston yester- day with services at St Joseph's church cOnductt d by the Rev Father Hickey. and interment in Mount Hope cemetery. In the list of advertisers in the Fair Reporter" the paper published in the in- | terest ot the Sacred Heart church fair. the names of Jones. Morgan X Co and r. F. Flynn, the WoIcott street grocer We're in- advertently omitted Both firms contri- buted generously to the fair.
 Senators. rogues, congressman. crimi- nals. judges. jaIlbirds. lawyers. thieves. aldermen and burglars. all wonder where they are at, when they try to put Phelau S misfit puzzle together. It's one in every million can do it without the directions Read his advertisement today.
 The Ideal Banjo club and Faulman's or. chestra furnished music for the sacred con cert at COncordia hall last night A very | interesting programme was introduced. | John w. Moore sang two tenor solos and Miss Kate Gloster and several members of the Parlor opera house contributed to the programme.
 | The Waterbury Medical association will | meet in the board of trade rooms at nine o'clock tonight. The subject tor discus. sion will be "Diphtheria." The medical side will be presented by Dr Hayes and the surgical side by Dr Crane. This will be the first meeting held by the local asso- citation in several years.
 Doctor Axtelle's beautiful setter Is the last victim Ot the trolley cars. He was on North Main street Saturday fight and col lided with O:e of the cars and came out of the encounter with hI: two hInd legs broken. He was removed to Dr Bland's infirmary and this afternoon 1t was found necessary to amputate one of the injured members.
 Mrs Ann Martin, widow of Peter Mar. tin. died at her residence. I5 Martin street, yesterday afternoon The deceased leaves two chIldren/ her daughter Mir Michael keefe and her son, Peter Martin The funeral will take place at s:3O to-mor. row morning with services at the church ot the Immaculate Conception and inter. m mt in St Joseph's cemstery.
 Cornelius Sullivan, aged 2S years. died 6 Irly yesterday morning at his home, 2I3 | Baldwin street He was a son of the !att Mary Sullivan. The funeral took place this afternoon with services at the Immac ulate Conception church and interment il Calvary cemetery. The Iallbearers were Jeremiah Hurley. John Sullivan, DavlC Sheehy, Thomas Taylor. Thomas Shea anC Eugene McCartey.
 The Acme social club held its semi annual meeting yesterday afternoon anC elected these officers: President, F. $ BergiD; vice president. J. F. Fox; record ing secretary. Michael Ryan; financia secretary, G. T. Jackson; treasurer, T. F Bergln. The floor committee will meet il the.r rooms at 9:3O to -morrcw night to ar range matters for the clubs annual socia ble which will be held in the auditorium Friday night
 In the police court this mornin Judge Root disposed of these cases c follows: John Donnelly slO an, costs; Patrick Meehan, S1 and costs: Johl McLHne, SlO and costs; Martin Henzie S1O and costs; all for drunkenness. A cas of breach of the peace against Joh, Whiffier was settled for SlO and costs am John Hughes, for drunkenness. settled fo slO. The last tao were settled out 0 court. John McCabe was charged wit assault on W. L BlaL LeSlee He pleade not guilty, but as the plaintiff was not i court to testify, the case was adJourne until Wednesday morning.
 The open meeting in St Patrick ha last night. under the auspi .es of < Joseph's Temperance society. was the be. yet given by the association and was al tended toy an audience that packed tn hail from the stage to the d or The at dress ot the Rev Father Kennedy wa listened to Nith much interest and proved to be very instructive discourse I !
 we'll rendered. The society is pe rformin a good work with these meetings and ths they are being fully appreciated by the put lie Is better evidenced by the attendanc , than by any thing that might be sai through the press The public would lik [ to See such a performance every Sunda night.
 The ladies of the Immaculate ConceI ton parish held a monster meeting in |
 Patrlcks hall yesterday afternoon an r completed arrangements for the churc
 fair. which will be opened in City hall O Wednesday, November 21. If the wome can do it. and we think they can. the fa
 is sure to be a big success Amos. si
 hundred of the fair sex have enlisted the cause and the work is being pushe along in a manner which IS sure to en successfully. Hot e flee will be serve
 every evening by two Japanese which wi \ be furnished for the occasion by Phele , the tea merchant H. cker Brothers Whei } Go will have a machine in full blast in tt hall and will furnish everything in the line fresh from the hopper. Besides tn there will be a supper from to II in tt evening. including turkey and oth, ? favorite dishes The object of the fair
 to assist in raising funds for the establis sl !. ment of St Vincent de Paul soci.ty an l A parish library.
 City hall was packed to the doors Satu = day night with one of the largest aud
 ences of the season. and all went "merI |. as marriage bell" The programme ,