Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-08
CITY NEWS.

Many counterfeit dimes have made their appearance. They are made of brass and are cheaply silver-plated- The plating can be easily rubbed of.
 Annie Bergin. aged two years and eight | mon hs. died last night at th- residence of ] her parents 10 Fuller street. The funer- ] al will take place at ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon. ~~Si - 'F --Hs -
 This week is positively the last for Phelan to give five bars of Lennx soap with one pound of tea. You must call tn morrow or pay iv" cents per bar to your grocer.
 The funeral of Mrs Bridget Hogan will take place from her late residence 96 High treet. at 9 O'clork tomorrow morning The remains will be taken to Torrington for interment.
 large army of Western Union linPmen from Albany a~d New York came 10 Wa -srbury last night to aid the linemen in this section in replacing poles and wires ieraneed b, the storm of Monday night.
 Herbert C Ca'y and Miss Alice Maud tdamS were married yesterdav afternoon at th'i- handsomely furnished home. 331 | south Main street. the Rev T G Daven- rort performing the ceremony The orcom is a Torullr employe of Scnvill's factory and his shopmates sent him hand-ome aluminnm toilet set There were several other beautiful presents
 The washout on the Naugatuck division at AnsonIa will not be filled in aCain not at IreSent. Superintendent Beach says: We have decided to make the trestle at the wa~hout more permanent hy pilinc. This will be done within week. Owing to the l4teness of the season. liability of freshetS. floating ice. etc. We desire to be on the safe side"
 Miss Lizzie Conway of 122 Central avenue. an emplove of Reid < Huchcs met with a peculiar accident on West Main street yesterday afternoon She >tubhed her toe against the iron cover of a .wer box and was thrown to the side | walk with Crsat force her head striking | against the curb She was picked up m conscious and taken To her home. Dr | Castle was summoned and found her fore head and right eve badly confused. but the doctor does not consider the injuries seri- ouS
 | Chairman Wolff presided at the meeting of the district committee last night Bills to the amount of SlO. 427 were ordered paid The chairman was instructed to have placed in the addition t0 tbe Bishop | street school. a system of heating as pro posed hy NJ Daly. at an estimated ex- p-nse of S296. It was also voted that the chairman be instructed to have a tele- phon" pnt in the Bishop street school The bond of the treasurer of the sinking | fund was placed at SI5.COO. The chair man was instructed to renew the insur- ance on tie Long hill. Clay and Sperry | street schools.
 | pr Richard Burton delivered the third course of the series of lectures to be gwen in the FIr>t church conference room last night Hts subject was ''C C4rlvle" At the close of his subject the lecturer said: | ''t tTlylr'S writings are contradlctorv. be- caUS- he felt strongly at the moment and always wrote as he felt. At the end he was disappointed and pessimi~tic the nr"I'h-t "t lost cause pr Burton held | that the late James Anthony Froude did not .xc-ed his rights in giving to the world the knowledge he had acquired of | th- private life Cf Carlyle. The lecture waS interesting throughout and the ~T-.Lsr showed that Le pos~cssed thor ouSh knowlrdse of his theme,
 The commissioners "f Hartford county voted ye~terd.y to reduce the Ii .ruSe fees for wholesale and rrtsiI liquor deal rs from SjMI tn Sj.U. The reduction was passed there hy vote of two against one l | he maj 'IIty Commissioners Hayden and | Bee rs. The oi.irctor was Comui>Slpntr l Dewey. Commissioners HaNde and | B-tr~ >ald yesterday that the majority q. all their fellow commissioners in the state l had agreed tO the same reduction. Tbe l probability based on the statements of Commissioners Hayden and Rr-rS of l Hartford county k that the maj rlty of the NeS Haven county commissioners | have followed the eNample set hy their Har'f,rd official brethren. Hayden and Beers declare enphatically that all the counties in Connecticut have agre ed tn re- duce the lIqu1r license fee
 Ticket> for Bound By Az Oath '' wLich will be presented ot the opera house to- morrow Light ty the St Josel h's Dramatic club. are meeting with a rr,sdv sale still there are few good vacant seats The drama :S oue of the most interest lg that l has ev' T been Iut on the stage bN To .ai talent It k repl,te with scenes of love. daring and rUmance. which are sure 10 Will gen, r',l Ep' royal IL k sald that the uUrriug ot the mil III order that one of the characters thinking himself about 10 be c'n>umtd d ny the flames may seize this opportunity of relieving himself from be- l lrS bound ny an oath and reveal the secret l. the most thrilling >cen+ ever enact, on the local stage There will be a natint.- t"-mOTToW aiterGOon for the scLCO Ol chIldrs II. admission ten cents. Tickets tor the evening performance are Iesrrvei seats jU cents, general admission 5 cruts
 The fair of the church of the Sacred Heart opened auspiciously at City hall last evening and large audience seemed to be well pleased and satisfied. notwith- standing the republican landslide ot last
 Tursday- Bergens orchestra supplied good music for the many dan CTS who AvaIled themselves of the chance tn trrp>i- chOrnte to their hearts content John Clark and Mattie Angeliue of the Parlor opera hC use were cordially received. and encore after encore made them ..comt back" Miss Sadie White also gave d pretty song. ''ke-psakes," and the church choir appeared in pleasing chorus To night Miss Susie Goodwin. Selbie and William Allen of the Parlur opera house UIll appear in song aLd dance and musi- cal act C. Maloney will have new local and election verses ot the p,pul IT song DoL't You Carr" and NJ. Robinson will sing My Pretty Irish Maid the latest New York success Lat evening seven or eight valuable door presents were given away and this h-lps to make the admission ticSttS very popular and In great demand
 each ev-nlng
 Court Martin Hellmanu. A. O F. of A No 49o. was Instituted with appropriate ceremonies at C"ncordia hall last night
 About o'clock Washington c"nclave, K F, in full uniform. Walter Geraehty coInmandant, headed by Hellman1's Ad
 vaEce drum corps. escorted to the hal about fifty members ot Cour. Guody rear
 A O F ot A of Saugatuck. who came nE on special trolley CAT to joIn th, festivities. Tue hall Was crowded with members of the local courts and the vI>l
 tors were accorded A royal reception Inc exercises opened at 9:3O when twenty seven candidates We're initiated by Chlei Ranger A Garde of Court Falcon. aS. sisted by the offic. rs of that court Prt. viUusly eighteen candidates. the nucleus oi