Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-09
CITY NEWS.

Owing to the storm Dallas chrysanthe- mum exhibition will be continued to-mor row.
 First-class hacks can be had at NJ. Der gin .S Sons. corner Scovill and South Main streets.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Rain or snow, colder Saturday evening; in- creasing easterly winds.
 The funeral of Richard Lawton will take place from his late residence. IS Gen. trlBl avenue, at o'clock tomorrow after noon.
 Adela G. Jackson. colored, wife of Wal ter Jackson of Livery street died thIs morning. The funeral will take place at o'clock Sunday afternoon.
 The Young Barbers' Social club will give a masquerade ball in Concordia hall next "Wednesday evening with music by the Rosedale orchestra.
 Castle the butcher is doing land office business His nine years experience at wholesaling tells the story. he knoSs how l to buy and his customers reap the benefit. The funeral of Annie Bergin took place from the residence ot her father, Francis Berrin, 10 Fuller street. at , o'clock this afternoon. IBterment WAS in St Josefih's x | cemetery.
 John Hayes. aged 47 years. died " ster- day evening of pr eumonia at his residence. | 439 West Main stree'. The funeral will | be held tomorrow morning with services | at the In macula:e Conception church at 9 o'clock
 \ union sociabIe will be given by the Hibernians of Waterbury in the Jacques | auditorium. on Thanksgiving eve, Novem- ber 2S Bergen will furnish music. There has already been a large advance Il- of tIcke,s.
 h the superior court at New Haven yesterday Judge Prentice granted n divorce l to Mrs F F. Barlow. of this city. from | Fred Barlow, residence unknown. on the grounds of intemperance. She was also gwen the custody of a three years old child
 None of the imperfectly Gummed stamps | about which such howl has been raised all over the state have been received here. and Postmaster Fitzpatrick Is happy. The 1 color of the new issue of two cent stamps has been changed 1t is lighter than the old and cannot be said to be au improve | msnt.
 The funeral of Mrs Bridget Hogan took place thIs morning from her late residence 0n High street. t0 the Immaculate Concep- | ton church. where a mass of requiem VI as | celebrated by Rev Father Lynch. The re- mains We're taken tO Torrington in charge of Undertaken Mulville.
 Everything points to a good attendance at the production of Bound By an Oath. ' at the opera house tonight. \ few good seats may yet be secured. It is expected that the hall will be crowded to the doors. so if you wish to see the performance you W uld do we'll to secure seats at once.
 The democrats are fast recovering from I q, -t,., ,E Ia mencing to tell some good jokes about the result. One of them said this morning: There was no state election in Water bury this year. Both parties decided to play a game of setback instead. The game was kept up from o'clock in the morning until j Tn the evening In every deal the republicans counted high. jack game. while all the democrats could get was Lowe. and that was Robbed. The following are the newly elected officers of the |. P. s c. F.: President. c. F. Welch: vice president, Miss Ella OsgOod; secretary. Miss Cora Crompton: treasurer. @illIam Woodruff: lookout committee. Miss Florence Matthews: social committee. Miss Lena Andrews; good works committee Mrs E. J. Hayes; flower committee, Mrs J. A. Edmondson: music committee. Miss Thirzl Platt: temperance committee. Miss Maria Wood | ruff; executive committee, Mrs Mary | Cleveland, Miss Flora Clark and Frank S Smith
 County Commissioner Reynolds says that the reason the price of licenses has | been dropped from 400 to $500 was that the salOonkeepeTs had complained of hard | times. There were, he said appeals hav- | ing the same view. one year ago. but the commissioners at that time did not grant the reduction. He denied the story that | the commissioners in this county had en- tered into an agreement with the commits sioners in other counties for a reduction. The bringing down of the license fee SlO0, Nill reduce largely the income of the several towns in this county which receive | all but five per cent out of the Incense i'm l come. There are SOO licenses in the county which will be effected by the order | and on this account it will be seen that te county will lose nigh to SSO, 900. Waterbury will lose almost SIG. .0OO.
 In the case of Vance ys Brown, tried yesterday afternoon. judgment was rem dered for the plaintiff to recover the amount of the bill with costs The de- f-ndant appealed to the district court. IL | k pc culIar case. Some time ago the de- fendaDt ordered a suit of clothes from the plaintiff and paid S20 down. The clothes
 
 evening when the defendant agreed to pay | the balance. The tailor VAS delayed and did not have them ready until 12 o'clock at night. and h. nee the lawsuit. Mir Brows refusing to pay the balance. A ques- ton that has often been asked in Water bury is. Ii a tailor does not make a suit of clothes within the time agreed upon can he compel his customer to pay for themT IL is but reasonable to supposr that he can, provided the latter accepts the goods. but supposing he wanted them at a certain date and not getting them | found 1t necessary to purchase suit some where else. what then?
 Judge Bradstreet was on the bench in the police court thIs morning. Michael | Hynes was sentenc-d to twenty days Tn jail for drunkenness. Mary Osborne. better known as Mary Wolcott. pleaded not guilty to charge of intoxica ton Officer Allen said he found her drunk ou | Bank street. She made a Iitiful plea for leniency said she belonged in Naugatuck and If permitted to go home she would try and do better The court imposed a fine of Sl and costs. When Chief Egan went over to order the prisoners back to tn. lookup she squIrmed and squealed in hel seat and said she wanted to pay her fine How much is it" she asked The chic said it WAS s All she had was S4 50 Then she wanted to know if some ons would not give Ter s. No one seemed inclined to do her the favor aud she wa. returned to the station house, stating or her way that she did not want to go to iai and asking that a messenger boy be sent for her sister The case against Patrici Hayes for alleged violation of the Incense