Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-12
CITY NEWS.

The selectmen are putting down new footpath at the Liberty street bridge. south side. Miss Bella Bagley of Bronson street is spending her vacation with friends in New York.
 E. W. Ensign made an assignment in the probate court today to Attorney Thomas F. Lawlor.
 Miss Annie and Katie Slater of South Main street are spending A few days at Amherst. New York.
 James Costenbader. William Ryan and Michael Murphy left this morning for two months vacation at Providence, R. I.
 The members of Humboldt lodge. N. E. O. F.. are requested to attend the funeral of Louis Armbruster tomorrow.
 The Ideal Banjo club will visit wallace's lake house at Quassapaug Sunday and will render a fine musical programme.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair. except hght showers over northern Gen. necricut; warmer, southerly winds
 Charles Friend, formerly of this city and now proprietor of a dry goods store in New Jersey. is visiting relatives here this week.
 County Secretary James A. Hynes will install the new officers of the Fourth and Fifth divisions of the A. O. H. in St Pat rick's hall tonight.
 The funeral of Louis Armbruster will take place from his late residence, 45 West Clay street, to s. Cecllia's chapel at S:3O o'clock tomorrow morning.
 There will be meeting of the Military Aid association in the armory tonight and members are requested to attend prepared | to meet their assessment.
 Cora Mabel Halleck died at the resi- dence of her parents in Woodtick last night. The funeral will take place at woodtick chapel at o'clock tomorrow af- ternoon.
 The funeral of Thomas F. Conlon will take place from his late residence, 27 Vel ton street. to the church of the Immaculate Conception at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Dr J. F. Hayes. who is a cousin of Off, cer Patrick Hayes, qualified in the sum of $500 as bondsman for the new officer this morning. The bond was filed in the police office.
 If you want to make your home happy Phelan says you must have a stereoscope and American, foreign and comic views. He is giving them away with one pound of his celebrated teas.
 l The funeral of Fenton Delaney, took place from the residence of his sister, Mrs Thomas Powers, 479 Baldwin street, to the church of the Sacred Heart at o'clock this afternoon. Interment was in Calvary cemetery.
 The Rev P. Bandini. head of the Italian legation in New York. is the guest of the Rev J. A. Mulcahy. Rev Father Bandini accompanied Mgr Satolli during his trip through Connecticut. He will leave next week for a three months trip to Rome-
 Contractor Edward McAIanus has nearly completed his work on the pipe line. In two weeks he thinks his contract will be finished He is pushing the sewers on Ward and Summit streets Next week he l will begin the building of the big trunk sewer in Brooklyn
 The Acme quartette called at the resi- dence of Frederick J. Wooster, superin- tendent of the Waterbury Brass mill. at his residence on Johnson street last night, and gave him a pleasant serenade. The boys were invited in by Mir Wooster and treated to quite an agreeable surprise. Ii was very happy meeting.
 The eleventh annual convention of the Connecticut State FIremen's association will be held in the opera house in Derby "Wednesday and Thursday. August and 2. Circulars received from Secretary John A. Jones state that the Derby department and citizens have made excellent arrangements to entertain the visitors and will tender them a banquet Wednesday morning.
 One hundred cars of bituminous coal now being received by the New England road from the Pennsylvania mines is the first from this source that has been re- ceived since the big strike began. Since that time hard coal has been used alto s.,t,N and it has not proved successful a steam producer on these engines that were built to burn soft coal
 Conductor Phanix of the American band has announced the following pro- gramme for to-night's concert on the green: March. Grand Festival" Bach; overture, Bohemian Girl" Prendivelle; selection, ''Cophie Aux Enfers." Heinrich; waltz. Sounds From Erin" Bennett; selection, '.Trovatore.' VeIdi; '.Introduction and T.vantelle.' Robinson; danza. Roses and Thorns." Ridenla'; faatasie. ''Cosmo. pOlitan." Prendivelle; galop. ..Infernal. ' Mavpet.
 Patrick k. COlton, who has acted as agent for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Iu ToIington for the past year, has been appointed assistant superintendent to i'll the vacancy caused by the removal of F. J. Tanning to East Boston. Mir Col ton has been a very successful agent dur ing his connection with the company and his many friends hare and in Torrington wish him success in his promotion.
 The members of the board If education, Rev J. A. Mulcahy, Dr Mcdonald, Dr Hayes, E. O. Goss and Superintendent Crosby, have been in session at times since last Thursday in the superintendent room'in the high school. carefully examin- ing the papers of the applicants for teach CTS certificates. It will take about two more days before they are completed. The following studies have been examined so far: Spelling. physiology. arithmetic, grammar, methods and reading. Those yet to be examined are geography, history and writing.
 This evening at the convent thele will be a formal opening of the rooms for the Catholic Wemsn's association All friends of the work are invited. Refreshments will be served free and an energetic room committee will be on hand to make every or feel at home. At any time any contri bu' Dn ts this so iety in the way of books, magazines. room furnishings, etc, will be gratefully received and faithful record of the same kept for publication or future r -feI eaee. The 10 pm will be open three times a week. Monday eveeing and Thurs. day afternoon and evening Tonight promises a grand success and many new members will be added to the list.
 The State Catholic Benevolent league at its meeting in New Britain Tuesday elected the following officers: Supreme spiritual director. Right Rev Bishop Tier. ney; state president. Dr Conkling. An sonia; vice president. John Bowe. New Britain; secretary, James Scanlon. New Britain; treasurer. Miles McNiff, Water bury; orator. M. J. Mara, New Haven; marshall, Francis Hart. New Britain;