Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-15
CITY NEWS.

Speclal forecast Tor C0nnectlcut: Ealrs stationary temperature, northerly winds.
 The sporting edition of the New York Evening Sun for sale tonight at Costello's.
 Tho Choristers will give an entertain ment- in Pythian hall, Watertown, this evening. .-a
 Month of May devotions will not be held this evening at the church of the Sacred Heart.
 The Waterburys and wilIimantics will play on the West End grounds tomorrow afternoon.
 Jennie McQueeny. aged 20, committed suicide at New Haven, this morning by taking rough on rats.
 Tbe members of the Hibernians and Hi bernian rifles will assemble at 7:3O to- night in full regalia, at Union square.
 The board of aldermen and councilmen will meet at 7:45 tonight at City hall, to participate in the reception of Monsignor Satolh.
 The funeral of Frederick O. Brown will take place from his late residence, 656 East Main street, at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
 The members of St. Joseph's Temper ance society will meet at the corner of East Main and North Elm streets at o'clock this evening. The Holy Name society of the church of the Sacred Heart will meet at the church this evening at 2 O clock in order to take part in the procession.
 Chief of Police Horsford of Naugatuck has been sued for $500 by each of four Waterbury Red Men for false imprison- ment last Thursday night.
 The funeral of Mrs Jane A. Morse took place from the residence of MT Morse, 28 Mitchell avenue, at noon to-day. The re- mains were taken to New Haven for burial.
 A petition has been presented to the selectmen requesting that town meeting be called for the purpose of making an appropriation to continue the work of re- pairs on the town roads.
 The Credit Clothing Co, over 62 Bank street, report good business. They carry the latest styles of fine clothing for men, boys and children, and take payments for same by the week or month. There are advertised letters at the post office for Miss Kittie Burns, Miss Florence Benedict, Mrs Cora F. Briston, John E. Conway, Andrew Cunningham, Peter Dubois, care of Geo Watson, Freak Har- rison, John Maloney and Mrs Maggie Rieley.
 Street Inspector Kelley is still annoyed | by the throwing of lawn grass on the street. The inspector intends to enforce the law in relation to this matter unless the business is stopped at once. Most of | this nuisance is confined to streets in the north end of the town.
 In the police court to-day Herman Cess Ter. 19 years of age, was charged with as- ssult on Walter Geraghty, aged 13. The case occupied nearly an hour. The whole amount of it was that Gessler hit Ger aghty with a stone. He was fined S10 and costs, and an appeal was taken. Robert Ellis for drunkenness got S1 and costs. It is understood that the contract for the work on the parochial school and rectory to be built by St Ann's parish has been awarded to John Clohessy and James F. | Gaffney. It is also understood that Father Bourret has clause inserted in the con- tract that none but Waterbury workmen will be employed by the contractors.
 John L. Saxe has petitioned for an in- junction restraining his neighbor John | Henderson, Jr., from interfering with him in the work which he was doing last week. when Mir. Henderson's son turned the garden hose on him. The case is being argued before Judge Root this afternoon
 
 Baldwin and Terry & Bronson appeared for Mir. Henderson.
 A small audience attended the lecture of Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll in the opera house last night. The colonel pitched into all creeds but singled out the Roman Catholic faith as an object of especial at | tack. still the doughty agnostic saved some pretty good rubs for the founders and be- lieyers in other creeds, so that no one could accuse him of using partiality towards any of them.
 There's a man travelling through this state who is familiar with the carriage and blacksmith supply trade, and who is using his knowledge to make collections of money owed houses from which the black smiths get their supplies. He has been heard from in several places within the past week or two, and most of the dealers have sent out circulars advising their GUS toners to pay no money on their account except to one who is personally known to them.
 Court Linden, A. o. F. of A., held a very interesting meeting in G. A. R. hall last night. A large audience composed of members of the different courts wit messed the new work on five candidates by the degree team of Court Falcon. The delegates to the grand court convention at Norwich made a report of the work which transpired there. Then followed an even- ing of rare social amusement, Chief Ranger W. J. Reid acting as master of ceremonies. There were songs and recita- tions by Dr Freney, P. w. McGuire Chief Ranger Reid, John Devine and T. F. Bull ger. Joseph Garde gave full account of the reception rendered the Waterbury delegates by the Thirteen club of Norwich
 MT and Mrs D. B. Hamilton have re- turned from their trip to California When MT and Mrs Hamilton entered their home they found that the house had been visited by burglars during their absence and good quantity of wearing apparel stolen. Milan P. Northrop, who had charge of the place, visited it every day Sometimes he made his visits in the even Ing by lantern light, and it is supposed that on one of these visits the burglars en- tered the house unknown to MT Northrop and secured the keys to two outside doors and then entered the place as often as they pleased. The thieves confined them selves entirely to wearing apI arel, and did not seem to be in much of hurry out of the house for it is said that the beds had been used as a resting place for the in truders.
 The funeral of the late Bryan E. Lynn took place this morning. The body was brought from Brooklyn last night to the home of his aunt, Mrs Julia Gallagher, in New Haven Death befell Mir Lynn in a strange way. He was member of the Royal Irish Lan- cers of the Wild West show now at Am brose park, South Brooklyn. While sweeping around the ring with the other lancers. he dropped from his horse and was picked up unconscious He was taken to his tent but died before the arrival of doctor. The cause in the death certificate is given as the grip. The fall did not contribute to his death TIME " TOPICS.
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