Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-04-05
CITY NEWS.

after three months visit to Florida.
Three hundred and thirteen Cinnamon !
have been registered to date by Collector
OF Internal Revenue John c. Byxbee.
The office of DR. E. Il. Patzod, the
dentist Is Mt % Bank street over Bolan's
hardware store instead of 20. as stated
yesterday.
ORA. \. Crane will deliver his lecture
on Father Damien and the Lepers of
Molokai" before the Catholic Literary
association tonight.
DIE. W. Mover. late manager for Mrs
RYDER. has opened an Office in Bohls
block for the New York tooth crown
dentists.
John Edmonson. an employee of Holmes,
Booth " Haydens. had his finger crushed
in press to-day. The member was am
putated by DR. McAvoy.
kingbury attended a meetinEyesterday
NJ the second mortgage bondhoi lers of the
New England road. \ committee OF seven
WAS appointed to confer with the trustees
Of the second mortgage bonds and take
,urh action as it thinks proper in regard to
foreclo>ing the second mortgage.
In the United States district court at
New Haven to-day Judge Townsend con
timed the injunction case of the New
York 4 New England road against the
Consolidated road until April ., pending
the decision of Judge Colt of Boston in
similar case brought in Massachusetts.
E1-Mayor d. F. Webster has brought
suit against the city to recover $500 for
extra services as member of the commit
tee on additional water supply. Mr. Web
ster presented bill for this amount to the
water committee. this body referred the
matter to the court of common council,
where it was voted to refuse to pay the
bill
The case of Lucy Marvin vs. +. Z. Rob
ertS, administrator, an action 10 recover
Tor services as nurse. which occupied all
day yesterday and up to noon to-day in
the district court. was decided by the jury
in twenty minutes this afternoon. They
awarded the plaintiff S33979. Attorney
Lowe for plaintiff and Roberts and HickoX
OF Litchfeld for defendant.
The funeral of William Erwin took
place from his late residence on Union
street. TO the church OF the Immaculate
Conception at $50 this morning. where a
mass Of requiem WAS celebrated bv the
Rev Father Downey. The pullbearers
were: Eugene Clarken, William Fllherty.
Walter McNally, John Burns Matthew
Smith and James Lannon. Intermept was
in St Josephs cemetery.
County Health Officer Hoadlry has re-
cei,el reports the various town Off
GERS in reference TO the sanitary condition
Of the schools The report about the
plumbing and other sanitary features of
the local schools is highly complimentary
In some of the smaller towns a wretched
condition Is reported. especially at VOL
colt. where the underpinning of the school
house Is delapidated and there are other
health menacing troubles.
There are Il large number of contractors
In town to-day making preparations to bid
on the contract for the building of the new
dam, at the meeting of the committee on
additional water supply tomorrow night.
This i the biggest single contract in con
nection with the new water service. except
the pipes. The big gate. which has been
the ,auSr Of all the delay IN commencing
work. arrived to-day.
Arrangements have been completed for
the far to h- given under the auspices of
the Central Labor union which will open
in City hall Saturday night. The presi-
dents of the different local uUions will be
the reception committee Thomas Bulger
president of the Central Labor union;
Charles Ovtrt'n. president of the Brass
M"uId-ra' uulon. and Chat'e, Kirr>pe,
president of the local union OF the Iutrr-
national Assertion OF Mechanics will act
u~ escort to the speakers. MtsSrS De Leon
and Mcclure of New York are expected to
attend the opening. The line Of march of
the parade Will be as follows: Form ut
Labor hall on Bank street. thence TO En-
change place, to South Main, II Grand. to
Bank. to Exchange place. to City hall.
where Mayor kilduf will formally open
the fair
Judge Root administered a severe dose
to an Italian named Michael Daley this
morning He play ng cards with
some of his countrymen In Meadow
street saloon when a row starte between
them. Daley dew an ugly looking knife
from his pocket and attempted to stab
Nicholas Roudy. He was prevented by
the others and was chased into the street |
where he threw the knife away Officer |
Smith came on the scene and arrested |
Daley and also secured the knife, which
WIS picked up by one of the Italians
The knife was stuck IN the Judges desk |
TINS morning and WAS an ugly looking |
weapon. 1t was originally file. but WAS |
slarpenrd down To regular stiletto form
Daley claimed that he did not own the |
knife. but the others said he did lie was |
gwen three months in Jail for assault and |
lined 50 and costs for carrying concealed |
~ Al ''A'EH- 'N'N' Ia lplh tN, 4Ol tIunktn- |
Hess and assault. settled his CASE for $40. |
Despite the unfavorable weather,
standing room WAS at a premium in the |
Iycrum last night, the rush of people to
Aun admission being even greater than |
that of the previous evening. The min
~trrl troupe delighted the audience and bv |
request Of several persons who witnessed |
the performance Manager Calvin has de
ended to repeat the programme next week
The east Is aS follows: IntcrlocutOr n J. |
McEyov; circle men. William Shanahan.
John Luddy, Joseph McAlenny. Patrick |
bowe. Philip Reilly, Daniel Lynch; |
t,mbourpe men. Joseph Kennedy and |
Peter Shea; bone end men, Joseph Phelnn |
and Michael Crowley Irish character songs. |
Joseph kcAlenny Peter Shea Philip Reilly, |
William Shnnnahan. The exercises CON
cluded with the laughable farces. "Whiskev |
IS Good for Fits" Cast Judge, j. J. Hazel; |
Lawyer Bumps. James Lawlor; Officer Nc |
Guinness, Edward Dumphy; Mugs,
Charles Nugent Mary Ann Tubbs. Master |
J. Mal"ney; Patsy" Master John Calvin. !
A Majority of One" will be put Oh the
stage tonight, and there are several other
new features which will be introduced.
At meeting of the center district f.
nance committee last night there were
present Chairman Wolff, Messrs Begnal
and Hart. The monthly bills were ordered
paid. pfutlon was received from st
JOsephs Lithuanian society asking for the
use of the basement of the Bank street
school for religious purposes. The petit
ton was granted. subject to the will of the
committee. Chairman Mulcahy of the
board Of education appeared before the
meeting aad gave an Interesting talk on
the ACCESSIBILITY of securing the services of
Alr Bill as music teacher The board
voted to engage him for three months at II
salary not to exceed $50 per month The
interest on bonds, amounting to 81. 900,
falls due May l and the chairman and
clerk were instructed to pay the same
petition from the teachers in the Elm