Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-02
GlIY NEWS.


 hoese tonight.
 D. J. Shiel. jr. will open a restaurant at 2l3 Bank street tomorrow. The will os the late Edward W. Nobbs i was admitted to probate to-day. Mrs J. c. Danelson and children arrived | home from the west yesterday evening. The El6n club will give an entertain ment and sociable in Leayen worth hall to- night The Waterbury Progressive Bremen will hold & meeting at o'clock this even- ing in the engineers room.
 The German Democratic club will hold a meeting tonight at headquarters. old police station. Phoenix avenue.
 Special forecast for Conn:-Fair. fol- lowed by rain on Saturday; slowly rising temperature. increasing southeast winds.
 Miss Lizzie Hennessy. bookkeeper for the Waterbury Furniture Go. has been summoned to Moretown. Vt. by the illness of her sister.
 novel invention. the Danbury fair in miniature. containing hundreds "t atoma- ton. figures is on exhibition in Holohan's block, South Main street.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Hogan will take place from her late residence. 49
  ception church tomorrow morning.
 The misunderstanding between Con- tractor Pierce and the committee on pub lie lands and buildings has been adjusted, and to-day the work is being pushed along with all possible speed
 Mrs Annie Holland. aged g years, died at her residence. 176 Bridge street last night. Besides her husband the deceased leaves a family of five children. The funeral will take place to morrow morning.
 Constable O'Brien has served an attach ment on Sassena X Seneca. the Italian bankers on Grand street. in the interest of Donate Guerrera, who deposited S2l1 there on November 6. 1893, and says he has been unable to draw any of it since.
 The saloon kelt by John Heating. cor her of Jefferson and South Main streets, was attached yesterday afternoon by Cen stable O'Brien. in the interest Of William Heating for cash lent esd wages due. The case Is EetG5nable before Justice Brett on November 10.
 Mothers should remember that children going to school require special care in cold weather. You can dress your entire family from the little ones to the big ones Tn suits. overcoats and ul>ters on liberal terms without extra charge. at the Credit E
 These letters are advertised at the Wa l terbury postoffice: Maggie Conway, J. w. Davidson. Katie Dwyer. f. Mrs James P. Herbert, Maggie Leehan. Mrs NJ. McCar- thy. Mrs Wallace Norville. Johanna Rior- non. John Sanford. Mrs James Sullivan. | Mrs D. n. Smith, Arthur w. Snow, Mrs Caroline Tompkins.
 The funeral of Edward W. Nobbs took place from his late residence, 650 North | Main street. yesterday afternoon with | services at the house by the Rev Gardner EldridSe of the First Methodist church and interment in Riverside cemetery The pallbearers were: H. W. Atwood Frederick Merriman, H. W. Tyrrell and William Leggett.
 1 Town Clerk Thomas F. McMahon ha; | received l7 900 official envelopes for ust l on next Tuesday. Half an hour befor, the polls open Tuesday MT McMahon vii I give to the tender in each ward twice tho number of envelopes as thrre are names on the voting list of such ward. The to- tai registration is i.743.
 Little Gertie Reed of Hopeville wa. l seven years old to day and a large number 1 of her friends gathered at her home, wher, a most enjoyable time was spent in sing ing. dancing and reciting. The hostes, | served an excellent menu and the occasion proved such happy event that it is sur' to be remembered for years to come by all | who We're present.
 The evening school committee, consist ing of Dr B. A O'Hara, pr J. F. Hayes, L | 4. Platt and Superintendent NJ. $. Crosby visited the schools last night. The mum Der attending the different schools are a, follows: Bank street 107. Clay street 35 Ridge street 56, Washington school 49 I l l,,- time to reach the East Main street school The attendance for the opening week. e& cept in the Bank street school. is not 4 large as it was last year.
 The first entertainment of the Y. NJ. c ] A course was given last evening by tn
 Lotus club The company is made up q
 follows: William R. $. Morris, first tenor 1 Clarence NJ. Collins second tenor:
 Lewis baritone, Edward F. Brigham
 basso; assisted by VOrs Burpee. readel
 and Miss Nellie Dean. pianist. The affai
 was well managed and the different artist sustained their pats in a manner whit
 showed that each had devoted much tim
 and study to the subjects assigned 10 hiI
 or her.
 St Cecilia's fair was well patronized la
 Light. There was good stage perform
 ance and dancing Was lndulged in wit ! tue u>uHI uSllSut- A lew arJClcS vel a drawn as follows: Rev Dr Martin. a statu
 "A handkerchief case and wan paper; Katl = erine Powers. painted pin cushion; {
 Donahue. toilet set; .. Straub. pair [ skates; W. H. Wright, boys suit; Frar
 Mckeon. silver soup ladle; Julia Mahone
 banDer; Mamie Woods. ladles' slipper
 c. Partree. smoking jacket; J.
 Brzezinski. patchwork cushion, and
 Beadle. pair of pillow shams. To-nig
 Ed OConnor and the Dorothy sisters = the Parlor opera house will appear. s Mayor kilduff spoke at the democrat
 rally in Meriden last night. The Reco n says: Mayor Kilduff of Waterbury, who
 on the state ticket for its secretaryshi
 said in effect that the unterrifed demo
 racy of the Brass city sent greeting
 their brethren in N .riden. Meriden h
 beaten Waterbury in base ball once
 twice this season. but cannot on its del = ocracy. The republicans have no iss I but to beat the democrats and g-t Il T offices. lodging the democratic issue Il Then followed a constitutional conventi
 talk. winding up with description of t
 rosy condition of business in Waterbul
 and urging the election of MT Pigott