Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-15
CIIY NEWS.

| The court ofpommon. council will meet tonight. 7,aor -s!
 Kate Claxton and Madame Janauschek in ..The Two Orphans" at the opera housa 
 Special forecast for Connecticut:-Gen- eraIiy fair, frost Tuesday morning, decreas- ing westerly winds, warmer by Tuesday evening
 The court will sit on the following days to | issue naturaliz4tio papers. October IT. l 20, 24, 26. go. and on November for l those who mature.
 Mrs Mary J. Duffy sged fifty three years. | died at her residence. 505 Baldwin street, | this morning of pneumonia. The deceased leaves two sons and four daughters.
 Two of the Traction company's vesti- pulled cars arrived Saturday and will be electrically equipped as soon as possible. Six more cars are expected in few days.
 4 German democratic club was organ ized yesterday with a membership of fifty. William H BorchaIdt was elected presi- dent; vlce-presidents. J. O. F. Gross. Ge-rce Hauser. August Schulte; secretary, Henry Loether.
 The Yeomans Pharmaceutical company has been organized in this city with cap 1 ital of sl ,OGO. divided into 40 shares of S25 each. The subscribers to the stock are c. F.. Turner. 13 shares; c. G. Ieo- mans. I3, and A. H. Mills, II shares. The members of the district committee 1 will meet tonight at o'clock to act on l recommendation of the board of education in relation to the appointment of Thomas F. Devine as principal of the Bank street school.
 The following witnesses have been sub- ppnaed before the grand jury which sits in New Haven "Wednesday to testify in the Manfredi murder case Angelo Aceseno. Leonardo Semma, Nuggia Jaccogo, Michael Salamano. Dr Axtelle. Special Officer Fibre. Salavano Dedona and E l.. Ma loney.
 A building belonging to the city at the l west branch, and used by John Burke as a | boarding house. was totally destroyed by | fire about II o'clock Saturday night. The building contained considerable furniture. all of which was reduced to cinders. There l is no clue to the Sr,gln of the fire.
 Ervis E Foster of Litch6ald was acci- dentally shot in the left eye by his brother while hunting Friday afternoon. Mir Eos ter was removed do the Waterbury hos pital where the injured eye was removed by pr Rodmar assisted by Doctors Bar 1 ber and French of Watertown, Saturday. uc DlCCh SlSudl system went lnIO erect on the western division of the New York X New England road between Plaiuville and Waterbury yesterday morning. necessitating the open ing of night telegraph stations at Forest vile, Terryyilla and Summit, and a day and night office at Waternille.
 The. public can buy fresh pork. hams. steaksI etc at wholesale prices at Castle s market, corner South Main and Union streets, as his advertisement of to-day will show. He certainly is A hustler and the workingman as we'll as the public at large, will do well to give him a call. He is young in years but old in experience.
 Mamie Fitzgerald of 62i South Main street was twelve years old Saturday and a large number of her friends surprised her at her home and gave her beautiful birth day party. which lasted all day. Each one brought a unique present. Refreshments were served and the day was one which will long be remembered by all who took part in the festivities.
 In the case of E. c. Lewis vs P. J. Strain and wife Judge Bradstreet day rendered judgment of foreclosure for S4 = 40. The case of Dennis Broderick et al vs C. W. Blakeslee X Sons is going on this afternoon. Tomorrow the case of Walker vs Ensign will be tried and the case of Holmes, Booth d dASuens NS U. Art W ard is assigned for Thursday.
 Superinten n lent Bradley left to-day for Atlsuta. Ga, to attend the convention ot the American Street Road association. He was accompanied by A. O. Shephardson oi the New England Engineering company and Joseph Woodward of Benedict | Burnhams. Mir Woodward will represent his company in an exhibition of copper rail bands. all kinds of wire, sheet metal etc.
 Joseph Kinnane, aged 64 years. died ! yesterday at his residence, 30 Berger street Besides his wife the deceased leave: two sons and one daughter. Mrs William
 J. Bergin. Edward and James Kinnaue
 The funeral will be held at o'clock to
 morrow morning with a mass of requiem ! at the Immaculate Conception church anC , inteIment iD Calvary cemetery.
 The Acme Social club held an interest
 ing meeting yesterday afternoon and ap
 pnnted the following committee to arrang
 for a ball to be held some time next month
 T. NJ. Freney, J. F. Kelly. E. P. Becton T. F. Madden. W. J. Histon and D. J
 Slavin. Every thing looks hopeful for tn
 future of the cluh and the members fee that within a short time it will be place
 on A good finaucIaI ba,i
 H. O Rich X Go. managers of the Par
 Ter opera house, have kindly volunteere
 to send Mi Belle Clifton and Miss Dolli
 Lathrop to assist in the stage entertain
 ment at St Cecilia's fair, each evenIn
 during the first week beginning Octobt IT Miss Clifton will appear in popula Il songs of the day and Miss Lathrop in sons 1 and dances. This will be one of tn
 leading features of the fair. Other artlst L- will also be secured.
 a The fair of Townsend lodge came to |, termination Saturday night. It was ' very successful affair and the member Q have juse reason to feel proud of the f work and also for the patronage so gene ously accorded by the public. Mrs R. ( t Spiers of West Liberty street won tn n pony and cart. William Fitzsimmons C | 736 North Main street carried of the s2O e prize. Mrs John A. Pole sold the mo-
 tickets and received diamond ring.
 The opening entertainment of the wint,
 series wss given by St Joseph's Tempe
 ance society in St Patrick's hall last nigl
 and was thoroughly enjoyed by a lart , audience. The programme consisted of 8 h opening address by President Freney; piar o duet by the Misses Mcknight; remarks | N the Rev J. A. Mulcahy; soprano solo, Mi s, K Gloster; basitone solo, P. Shultze; r ! citation. E. L. Maloney; song. Master M '- Knight; piano solo. Miss T. Gilloran; a. l. dress. J. Mcdonald.
 if The great kirmess is over and has bee placed on record as one of the greate II social events that has ever been known Q Waterbury. It was a success away ar
 beyond the expectations of the manag T. ment. The gross receipts amounted IF g. 500. Thy expenses were about $40
 leaving @ net balance of $2, 100, to c divided between the Women's auxiliary L. the Y. NJ. 0. A, Manager Jacques ar
 Captain Eddy. Miss Margaret Grett Lr was fhe raciniant of S2h in onld frnm n