Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-11

also resigned and NJ J Brzezinski was ap- pointed to fill the vacancy.
 In the case of Mrs Marion A. Erwin against her son. Frank G. Arenholtz, to recover for contract on a house, before Judge Bradstreet yesterday, the jury was out about forty minutes and returned A verdict for the defendant, which gives him the property. valued at g, 700, for S1 GOO.
 There are advertised letters at the Wa terbury postoffice for the following per sons: Frank c. Labor. Miss Lizzie Shea, J. W. MaguIre Anna Martin. Mrs Sherdo1. Miss Cora V. Smith. Mrs Hattie J. Porter, E l. Dunham. Fred c. Haigh, Miss Ida B. Rieily (3l, Miss Della Clayton, John B. Hunt. Miss Kate E. Blackman.
 Last evening was the fifth anniversary of the marriage of MT and Mrs G. Fred Barnes of 40 Park place, and a party of about fifty friends. including several out of town people. called at their home and spent the evening in singing. dancing and at whist. MT and Mrs Barnes were the recipients of many beautiful presents.
 The funeral of Mrs Abby Buell. Partree took placs from her late residence on West Main street at 3 o'clock this afternoon with services at the house by the Rev Dr Anderson and interment in Riverside cemetery Her three sons and her son. in-law acted as pallbeerers, ,as follows: George, Charles and J. B. Partree and R. P. Smith
 The condition of Anthony Ashborne has improved so as to admit of his removal with his family to the house opposite Benedict X Burnham's office on South Main streat Dr Axtelle said this after | noon that MT Ashborne was much inn | proved physically, but mentally things were not as we'll as he would wish to see | them.
 Collector Byxbee has received notice | from Commissioner of Internal Revenue Miller at Washington that inasmuch as | for the special supervision of the use of alcohol in the mechanic arts and for | medicinal purposes under the provision of the tariff act, no action will be taken Tn providing this supervision un:il congress l grants such an appropriation.
 A bat rack free with one pound of Thea Nectar or baking powder, at the A. X r. Tea Go
 The rainstorm of yesterday dId practi- | cally no damage to the roads arouEd the center. Workmen were out in different s, ctions of the city as early as , o'clock in the morning. and wherever there was an obstruction to the rush of surface water it was relieved. and in this way much dam | section and he is obliged to see to it at the | occurrence of every storm.
 | The Parlor opera house has evidently become a permanent fixture among Water bury amusement halls. Nightly crowds 1 are attracted there and the matinees are literally patronized. The programme is an extended and enjoyable one. Every speciality is a feature and those desirous of a good laugh and two hours of pleasure should not fail to attend. PoTu Tular prices prevail and the attractions are worthy of crowded houses
 The Waterbury lodges of Harugari held sociable in Concocdia hall last night | There was a large crowd in attendance, all bearing a flag of the German tricolor. black. red and white. The exercises opened with n humorous farce entitled, In the Police Court" The following made up the cast: A. Piper. Otto Hellden; Hudla Lassman. Mrs H. Miller; Neumann. | bum. H. Miller; A. Mudeke a dude, O. Teubner; Mrs FItzmeisson, Miss Green:
 Bernier. alias Pietsch, R Probst; court
 officer, George A. waible; judge, F. De.
 borde; scribe. M- German. Dancing fol.
 lowed with Rudolph furnishing the music.
 Chairman Wolff presided at tbe meeting
 of the center district committee last night
 The bonds of the chairman, clerk and
 treasurer were read and approved. Chair | man Wolff's bond of $ OOO is signed by
 the following persons: P J. Bolan. L. H
 Toucey, P. F. Ramon, J. F. Phelan and
 A. E. Wolff; Clerk Morans bond of S, JOG
 has these signers: Thomas H. Hayes, NJ
 F. Carmody, T. H. Butler, J. ". Hodson
 Treasurer John W. Burns is vouched fol
 by the following: John Moriarty, Michael
 Curley, E. W. Mcdonald and J. Coughlan
 School taxes amounting to $14.50 were
 ordered abated. A lightning rod wa.
 ordered placed on the West Side hill schoo
 building. expense s25. It was voted tc advertise for bids for the sale of the olc water closets at the Ridge street school.
 There was a large attendance at tn. First Baptist church at f o'clock yesterda, afternoon. the occasion being the funera
 services for the late Mrs c. H. Elsdon
 The Reverend John H Mason of Nev Haven. Rev W. D. Mckinney of Ansonia Rev R. A. Nichols and Rev J. G. Dayen port of this city officiated. The pail , bearers were John Littlejohn, A. J. Ship
 ley. D. l.. Smith. E. L. Ashley, s c
 Risdoh and William O'Neil. There were r large number of floral tributes The ren dition of Cardinal Newman's beautiful
 hymn. Lead Kindly Light" by tn church choir. was a marked and very SD propriata feature of the funeral service I Lbc W Ss T O.s Ol tue ucGthst' . had been president. attended in a body
 each placing a white carnstIon in a baske
 to be strewn on the grave. The remain
 were taken to Brewster. Mass. for burial
 A hat rack free with one pound of Thea = Nectar or baking powder. at the A. & F
 Tea Co.
 The auditing committee on county ac [ counts has made a certified return of th r business of the county jail. The report for the year ending June 30. 1893. an . shows that the number of prisoners wa \ LOST. Of these 2. .4S1 were white malei / 1O2 colored males. 2O6 white females an Is colored females. Drunkenness is th
 common offense there being i,544 commi ments for that cause. Three prisoner
 were committed for murder, for en = bezzlement for manslaughter and in th
 many prosecutions for violations of tt liquor laws only six reached the jai
 Thirteen commitments were made fE <, keeping houses of ill fame. The receip
 of the year were s131 .365 5s, s17. .463. .s9
 this being for licenses and $4O0 fro
 transfers of licenses. Other items of T
 ceipts are Law chamber rents a .545; fro
 state or county home. s7.253.6s; fro
 earnings of prisoners, s3.450. The il 1 dahfad eco of tha eounkw is e4E mn ranr