Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-05
CITY NEWS.

The district committee will meet to- night. er- -.- The road and sewer boards will meet to- night t-a-..
 The board of health will hold a meeting at o'clock this afternoon.
 Special forecast for Connecticut; Fair. stationary temperature. northwesterly winds.
 James Bergin for drunkenness was fined 5 and costs and Terrence Reynolds for a similar offense received thirty days in jail this morning.
 Chief Snagg has received a check for $50 from Mrs Martin Hellmann in recognition of the services of the fire department at the recent fire at the brewery.
 Company E. Hibernian Rifles. have elected these officers: President. NJ. F. Doran; vice-president. J. ]. Griffin; treas urer, w. Bowes; financial secretary, T. F. Barrett; recording secretary. P. Geoghe- gan; sentinel. J. J. Lines.
 Company G practiced guard mount guard duty and setting up exercises last night, under the direction of Lieutenant Fitzpatrick. Private Garde acted AS ser geant major. Maurice Noonan and Ter renee Lynch were elected members of the company at A meeting held after the drill exercise. The meeting voted to hire Ber- gems full orchestra and Prompter Ctfen- dale for their annual ball
 At the meeting of the board of trade Friday night Asher F. Black of Maiden, Mass, will be present and explain the de- vice which he has invented and patented for the disposal of sewage MT Blacks system Is now owned by the United States Sewage Filtering and Fertilizer company Of Boston. An experimental station for the disposal of sewage according to the Black process has been established at . Fitchburg. Mass and City Engineer Cairns has had some correspondence with MT Black concerning the matter.
 At meeting of the bo:.rd of police com, mIssioners held last night. the monthly bills amounting to S29 3S and the pay roll of g ,313 10. were ordered paid. The committee on discipline was given power to act in regard to the need of repaintinG and repairing the police headquarters Alfonso Laury seLt in an application ask ing to be appointed a member of the regu lar force. It was placed on file. An ap plication for a like position was received from Constandino CapuZZato. but as | lacked physician's certificate it was re ferred back to the petitioner fo- proper ; filling out. The monthly report Of Chic n Egan was read and approved
 The committee on public lands ant :. buildings had a talk with Contracto !. Pierce last night in regard to the walks oI the green MT Pierce laid the blame fo y delay in the work ou the unfavorabl weether lately. After considerable dis cussiou the time for completing the worl was extended to December l5 and tn contractor was given to understand that h. ~ must act under direction of the city engi neer. If the work is not finished b, December 15 the contract will be given t somebody else and any extra expense in cured charged to Pierce. At II o'cloc es this morning City Engineer Cairns c4lle, le over to the green to see how the work wa es progressing and found that the contracto was just scraping off the snow and loosen ing the ice little and then laying tn concrete. The engineer informed NJ Pierce that all the snow and ice must b , removed and the concrete laid on goo solid earth. whereupon the contracto forthwith ordered his men to quit worB and that's how the matter now stands.
 The fair of the Immaculate Conception parish will close tonight and the manags ment requests all having tickets to atten and be prepared to remove the article they may happen to win. There will b an interesting musical progr lmme and a eveuing Oi rare enjoyment will be afforde for all the patrons. Some of the article have been distributed as follows: SteaI nsine. No 147. Katie Powers. 439 Yves
 Main street; trolley victim, No 163. Mani keegan. Fay Tor street; queen doll, No 167 Tony Angelo. Jackson street; cracker jal
 No 9S, Mrs E Brady, North Main; doll i
 blue, No 16. C. Maloney, Cooke; cas ia Of wine. No 1O7. Felix Canavan. If st North Main; easy chair. No 9. Thoma r. Kennedy. 19 School; paper. No l07. Mr
 Davidson. % Cherry; gents slippers. \
 35. Mary Cuenan, 5l Bishop; clOthe N wriDger. No 16. Very Rev ]. A. Mulcahy , lady's chair. No 195. Mary Lynch. $
 Ridge; lady's hat. No 5S. D Lahey. 6i
 East Main; lady's shoes. No s1. Joh
 Beaulac. 20 Grand; case of wine, No ?:
 NJ. A. Coffey. 125 School; handkerchief
 No 207. NJ. J. Daily; cape. No 54. Paul C
 Schultz 75 Franklin. Miss Katie We sold the largest number of coupon ticket
 canning the gold watch. Miss Ann
 Quigley was the next highest ard W.
 awarded the gold bracelet. The r
 mainder of the articles will be Presente
 tonight