Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-24

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Fox. students at Holy Cross college. and
James McLinden and Thomas McGrath of
the Baltimore Medical institute, are home
for the Christmas holidays
In the entire state during the last fiscal
tar ,. SIS licenses OF all kinds were is
sued. which brought IN a revenue of SSOl.-
3j4 S3 OF this amosnt $40, 100 81 was
paid to the county treasures and SIS
619 90 went into town treasures.
David Fisher. aged 60 years. died at
noon yesterday at the residence of his
son-in-law. David EgGleston. I64 Union
street The funeral will take place from
the house at 3 q clock tomorrow after
neon. Rev J G. Davenport and Rev F.
d Buckley will condGct the funeral sxer.
discs
Court Linden, A. .. F. of A. has elect
ed the following officers: c r John W.
Burns: : c. r., James c. Herman: F =
James Batters: K. s. Joseph Worsley:
phinais; =. b. Terrence Riley: J. B.
Thomas Shea; physician. DIR ]. D. Frenzy:
druggist. John F Fsllon: treasurer. George
Gibson; trustee. Walter Lannon.
The board appointed to inspec: certain
public property at the state arsenal. which
1t WIS claimed was unfit for use, has made
i's inspection and reported to the adju-
tant-general The board finds certain
ordnance clothing. equipments and camp
equipaGe that is wholly Unserviceahle and
the qu4rtermaster-gene neral has been order
ed to dispose of the property at public or
private sale
Atthe meeting of the Catholic Literary
ASSOCIATION held IN their rooms in the
Lilley block yesterday the society voted not
to engage Mr. sullivan to lecture here
This action was due to the high f.~re
put OF his services by the International
Iyceum bureau of Boston. An interesting
feature CT the meeting was the receipt af a
box of thu best brand of cigars as a
c. ristmas present from Newsdealer r. T.
Costello
The South End Anchor club was orCa-
nized yesterday afternoon by the young
men in the vicinity of Washington street.
The folio wing officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Lawrence Kenney; vice-president.
Matthew Conner; secretary. Thomas
Moore; treasurer, William BOwe; house
commute p, E. P. Hyland. Matthew Con-
nor; committee on bylaws. +. p. Hyland.
T. F. Coughlau, Maurice BOwe: janitor
Frank Bowe.
Lawrence Henry, for drunkenness. TAD
judgment suspended to-day John Egan
Wa given IS and costs Otto Wagner. aged
20. vas charged with the theft of pair of
pants. two gold rings. watch and chain
and hank book. all the property OF
Salvador Adduci. The only evidence
against him was that the articles were
taken from the house where Adduci lives
ard Wagner was a boarder. Judge Brad
street discharged the accused
I J EilmartIn. William J. Fox ana J.
H. Briody. the two former home from col
leSe for Christmas. wsr. rendered a g NJ
VIIrnentary at Davids cafe on Phpnix
avenue last night by the following friends:
VI. J. Duncan. & V. !. Quigley. d. j
Tucker. " J. Hughes, DIR J. D. Frenzy.
James Frenzy. John l. killelea and " J.
Heating Mr. Briudy i agent for the In
dep nGent Oil Co uf Providence. Songs.
recitatiIus and "reminiscences of school
days followed an excellent menu
Some one entered the meat market of
Il. Pierpont, 77S East Main street.
Saturday night. evidently with the intrn-
iiou "f burg!aIiziuG the place Entrance
Us Effected by crawling through a window
III the Rear NJ the building When the
would br burglar got on the inside he
found himself confronted by a good
stout wRtchuIan. who has been in charge
OF the place for some time past. The man
managed 10 'scape before the Waterman
could ct hold OF him. Outside an over
coat and hat were found The pockets of
the coat contained letters addressed to
William Plat. a former employs OF Mr.
PierpOnt No steps have been t.ken to
prosecute the man.
st I"srrh's T. A society held an ell
thu>iFstic meeting yesterday. Twenty
one nsbers were elected Vicar
G' neIal \ MuIcahy was present and
| gave ~Oris OF advice The following Off
Gers were elected for the following six
| months: President, J. J. Mcdonald: vice
president. James Mcknight; recording
secretary, Z. T. Shields; sergeant at arms.
james CorcOran; trustees, Paul G..
Schultz. NJ T. McKennerney, J. II.
Frenzy; standing committee, Walter Cos
tito. Frank johnson. J. J. Conroy, Frank
CarlIn; whiting committee, ". J. Blacker.
James H4uley. p. +. Dillen, John Somer-
vile. John OConnen. Frank J. Kelley;
entertainment committee. James II.
Frenzy. D. ] Casey. Matthew Watts. Will
liam I. Walsh The present financial
| secretary and treasurer hold over for SIX
months longer. After the regular meeting
the dramatic club held a meeting and
| voted to put on the boards on March II.
| the drama A Celebrated Case" The
east will be made out and rehearsals be-
gun immediately.
The funeral of James H Madden took
place from MS late residence, ID Meadow
street. at 30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
with services at st Patrick's church con-
Quoted by h-v J Fl. Duggan and inter-
M ut in st Joseph's cemetery. The fol-
| lowing societies With which the deceased
lad been connected. accompanied by a
good representation from the other
branches of these orders, marched in pro-
css-ion to the house and viewed the re-
mains and accomp IRied the body to its
last resting plac-: Sheridan council, X.
of c.. Court Shields, A o. F. OF A, A. o.
U. W. and st Joseph's Temperance So
ciety- The pallbearers we're from these
organizations. as follows; Sheridan coun-
Gil. John II Moran. James w. Wigmore;
Court Shields. John ]. Mcdonald, Thomas
Behan; A. o. U. W, III. r. McKennsr-
ney. Emil Ebert: st Joseph's Temperance,
W. b. Blacser, J. III Frenzy. The floral
offerings were very beautiful. among them
being handsome pillow on an easel from
| the children of the deceased inscribed
Father" A little card suspended from a
mammoth cross bore these names: John
j. Mcdonald. J. 81. Frenzy, Thomas
BetaD, NJ. F. McKennerney, J. :. Hayes
and Thomas Luddy. very neat tribute
m ~ All ssA Climb