Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-11
CITY NEWS.

The kOSedale cluO mas engaged rooms ]
in the Lilley block and will take possession |
Of them next week. Tha club has MEM |
bership of twenty-five.
The Rise of Nohammedism' was the
subject of the Very Rev J. A. Mulcahy's
discourse before the pupils of tho convent
of Notre Dame last night
Attorney John O'Neill has sworn in the
twenty one justices elected at the recent
election. The law requires that a Justice
shall be sworn in within Thirty days after
his terra of Office commences else his
office shall be declared vacant.
Superintend+n MT Shephardson and Assist
ant William Harrison of the Traction Co
are busy around Exchange place to-day ar
ranging the cars for the ten minute sche-
dule which went into effect on all lines
this morning. All the cars will now meet
in the center at the the same time.
Two men were recently talking. and oae
said to the other: How Is it, you work
for a living same as l do. look better
dressed. and ALWAYS have a dollar in
pocket besides: Il deal with the Credit
Clothing Co on the weekly payment basis.
said the other. and find it very con-
veni-nt-"
Martha y. Moore. aged I'll years died at
the residence of c. W Loomis, 81 Abbott
dNCuuc, laSl ulEuk he luutThl StENlCt-S
will be held at = o'clock tonight. The re-
mains will be taken to Westminster Mass,
for burial on the : o'clock train to- morrow
morning in charge of Undertaken W. F
FORK.
Hackman T. F. Lunuy found "A valuable
diamond brooch in the footmat of his car
rage last night and for a time he was puz-
zled to know where it could have come
from. Finally the thought d4wned upon
him that he had been engaged during the
evening by Mr. and Mrs Jean jacques and
on making inquiries there he found that
1t belonged to Mis- Jacques
The sidewalks never were in IA more
dangerous condition all over the city than
they are to-day. Most people are doing
their best to keep them in condition for
public trave'. but others seem to take no
notice whatever of the ordinance relating
to this matter ON this account quite
a good many have been notified to call and
see Prosecuting Attorney Russell.
At meeting of Continental lodge. F
and A. NJ. held in their rooms last night.
the officers OF last year were reelected for
another term They are: W NJ. William
NJ, Cot!le: :. w. William E Morris: J
w. II B. BagG; treasurer. b. Ct. Bryan;
secretary. II. F. McReynolds; tyler. II II
Pick; trustees. y. J. welton. F A. Sp. n
Ger. W. + Risley; board of relief. y. ].
Welton, II. T. Stedman.
Abraham Lincoln camp. :. of V. held
| its annual meeting last might and elected
the following officers: Captain. f. l.
Harding: first lieutenant. Charles F.
| Looms. Jr; second lieutenant. W. A
Chase; camp council. w. II DoOlittle. W.
4 Chase. Charles F. Loomis; delegate TO
division encampment. W. A. Chase: alter
nate. John 5. Gallagher. The camp will
give musical and literary entertainm ent
Mt Iohnson's hall, Decemb.r Is.
Contractor Patrick Z Pierce wishes it
understood that he Is putting no inferior
material IN the walks on the green. The
material WAS procured in New Haven and
New York. and he has submitted receipts
for the same to Engineer Cairns, who he
Says.is perfectly satisfied with the materials
that are being used. Me Pierceis perfectly
willing that any expert should examine
the tar which Is being used. some of
| which Is now stored in his ward
Barc, Iona council, No ~. X. of c held
its annual meeting last night and elected
these officers: Grand knight. I. F. Bar
rett: deputy grand knight. VI. ! Keefe;
F. :. J. J. Lyons; r S Joseph Lyons;
conway; lecturer. P. F. Shields: physi-
clan, DR. J. F. Hayes; warden. Daniel
Lawlor: advocate. J. S. Fay; l. G.. W.
Kelly: Q. G., 2. Costigan; chaplain. the
| Rev Farrell Martin: trustees VI. J. Keefe
4. Conway. T. F. Mccain, J. J. Dillon, T.
Nlulvaney.
\ large number of friends assembled at
| the United States hotel. As Grand street,
| Marcus Hellmann proprietor. last night
in answer to an invitation from Nj He'll
mann to attend his annual pig supper.
The supper was the most succC ssful one
ever given by Mr. and Mrs Hellmann.
ever! thing that goes to make such an
affair complete being served in abundance.
The Mattresses who passed the good things
around We're: Mrs Marcus Hellmann. Mrs
| Hecker. Mrs Charles Schmidt, Mrs George
Grot tzenhack and Miss Katie Meyer
Waterbury council Catholic Benevolent
legion. held Its annual meeting laet night
and elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. Edward Is Kelley: vict-president.
John McElhgott; collector. Miles McNif
treasurer. John Clohessey; orator. M4uri e
H. alley; marshal. Charles Ra loot; guard.
William Walsh: chaplain. Very Rev J. 4.
Mulcahy; trustees. John McEllieo,t,
Michael Holleran and Michael Clancy
representative TO state council, z. F. BAN
non. The election of secretary was de-
terr.d until the next meeting.
Alderman P. Halpin. chairman of the
Committee on public lands and buildings,
has received communication from Cily
Engineer Cairns recommending that owing
to the lateness of the season no further at
tempt be made to relay the walks on the
green until next spring. Yesterday"
the communication says, Il found Con-
tractor Pierce laying tarred stones on a
layer of ice" Alderman HalpIn does not
doubt the wisdom of the engineers recon-.
I IA - -.
thing the city can do is to have the worn
finished this year if possible Mr. Pierce
has until December Is to complete the
job
The Currents Event cub held its weekly
meeting yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence OF Miss Goss of Hillside avenue
Miss Abbott gave an interesting sketch o
the history OF China aud Japan. Modern
customs in China and Japan was the sub
Ject of essays prepared by the Misse,
Phelan and Hodges. Papers were reat
describing the platforms of three grea
poll zeal organizations as follows: Mis-.
Florence Smith. socialism; Miss Molli,
Lamb. Irohibr ion; Miss katherine l
Spencer. pOpuli>m. Three guests of tn,
club were Miss Tweed of Lowell, Mass
Miss Read of New York and Miss Coffin.
of Salisbury. A social hour followed tn,
meeting during which tea and coffee wer,
served
Elliott I. Case resided in Waterbury fol
. some time until about ii We months agowheI
he returned 10 New Hartford, his forme
home. Yesterday he visited Waterbury il
search of emr loyment and being met by
friend was informed that the police wer
. looking for HIM with a warrant for hors
stealing Mr. Case could not understand
what this meant and in order to learn tn
particulars he decided to call at polio,
headquarters and was forthwith placed un
der arrest. III. F. Wells & Co of Hartford
from whom the horse had been stolen