Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-13
CITY NEWS.

The choir of St Cecilia's church will re- hsarse this evening at 1:3O. full at tendance is requested.
 The first annual masquerade ball of the Young BaTbers' Social club will be given "Wednesday evening in COncordia hall.
 Only two plain drunks were before Judge Munger this morning. Edward Curley was lined q and costs and Charles Gallagher g and costs.
 The Elks. who are to attend the mar riage of pr James James T. McAvoy at Naugatucs to- morrow. will meet tonight at EIks hall at half past eight.
 GIngina SallaCi. aged three years. child of Leo Sallaci of 7i Canal street, died thus morning The funeral will take place al 2:3O 10 morrow afternoon.
 The funeral of Charles Cooper took place from his late residence at OAkVille at l :3u this afternoon with services at the Hall Memorial chapel and interment in River side cemetery
 David David. the we'll known caterer. and Mrs Hattie Haven. were married last night at the home of the bride at East Mountain. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr Davenport.
 The meeting of the water supply com mitte-. which was to be held tonight is postponed until Thursday night owing to the absence of Mayor Kilduff and City Engineer Cairns, who are Tn Hartford.
 The county commissioners will be in Waterbury on November 2l and 2S. and request that all licenses expiring on the former date be ready for renewal at their first meeting. If the parties intend to con tinue in the business.
 Miss Josephine Fitzpatrick and John Hamilton were married yesterday at PaWl- ing New York. Miss Fitzpatrick was n teacher Tn the public schools for eleven years. The couple will reside at Sherman. the former home of the groom.
 TL>., are advertised letters at the post office for E. $. Bennett. Alonzo Comstock. $. $. Dwyer. A. C. Hick, Mrs Lea keteham. Miss Jennie Morgan, Miss Mary Noonan. care Mrs Helberr. A. A. Root Miss Mary Reed and Pat Riley.
 It seems that Phelan is never satisfied except when ha k PuZzling the public They always wonder how he can give such good tea and present also. and his puzzle this time Is good one. It Is composed Cf six simple pieces of wood. Read his ad- | vertisement.
 It Is probable that an excursion will be New England and New York .S Northern
 
 settled upon for the Yale-Princeton foot ball game. The arrangements for such an | excursion are all but completed The Traction company placed another car on East Main street this morning and the cars are now running along that line | on ten minutes schedule. The East Main. North Main and Bank street cars now meet at the center. It is expected that ten minutes schedule will be ar ranged for the West Main and South Main street lines by the end of the week.
 The fair of the church of the Sacred Heart will be open tonight at City hall with stage programme of amusements. The church choir will render new selec tiODs. and c. Maloney will sing his topical song Don't You Care" Charles Fox will give his wonderful mutations of all ma tions. Miss Flora Leonard will warblt sweetly and dance prettily.
 Three gangs of track men on the New York X New England railroad. were arrested last Sunday at Thomp son for desecrating the Lords day. They were making repairs on the road at tho road at the time. The three gangs con- l sisted of thirteen men. The arrests were made under the old blue laws of Conuecti. cut. The men were released on bail.
 
 place thls morning from her late residence on MartiG street tO the Immaculate Con cepti Dn church. where a mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Ken l nedy. The pallbearerS We're: Patrfcl | Ryder. Frank McKennn. John Conron Michael Ford. John Burgess and EdwaTt FiuneGan. Interment was in St Joseph cemetery.
 The announcement of an epidemic O diphtheTia among the pupils of the Wei ton street school has led Judge Cowell l. say: Il am sorry that my judgment Tn thi matter has been So soon vindicated. II my annual report as submitted to tn board of education said that the room in thIs school were damp. unwholesom and poorly ventilated" Judge Cowel says that half the sickness in the city i due to damp cellars and that people build ing houses don't pay as much attention t this matter aS they ought to.
 The board of health met yesterday after noon and submitted estimates for 1895 a follows: Garbage collection Sl 500. salar health officer $500. salary sanitary lu , spectOr Sl 900. Incide1talS Sl 300. conta gious disease hospital S2 500. total Sl0, 0O0. The appropriation for 1894 was g GOO. The unexpended balance October was S1 ,030 It Is expected that the apprC priation will be exceeded by about SiOO c . $500. The increase of S25O in the healt officers salary provides that he shall visl all places where contagious diseases ar reported and See that the law is enforced In cases of professional work in small pox cases the health officer can still charg extra compensation.
 The Nauea.aok division is now drivin spiles with which 10 strengthen the trestl kl, -,N Ansonia. The work k made necessary fo r t~o reasons, enc being the soft found, ton of the bed of the washout. whic . allows the trestle to settle so that fore i of men has to be kept there continually [ L jack up the stringeTs little every dal f and decrease the liability later in the SCI son from high waters and floating lC p sweeping out the structure. Besides. Il Consolidated road desires to have 1t , . firm that trains can run over it at fu speed and not have to slow down as I present. Much of the work was done Stu day. when there were few trains to inte fere. Ths spiles are of spruce and driv, to a depth that will preclude all doubts
 further settling of the structure.
 Dr A1teII. has discarded the gloom continuance which be wore Saturdl night. when he learned of the accide
 which occurred to his setter dog He k looking happy and cheerful to-day and , because 1t Is now believed that old Do < will survive the shock and will be arour again in A short time. One of his legs W s amputated yesterday afternoon. IT l operation vas performed by Dr Axtell assisted by Doctors Bland and Goo Q enough. and old Doe is now comfol
 ably situated at his masters office ! bank street. The accident may hind
 his locomotion somewhat" said the doct Il this afternoon, but if he lives I'll satisfied He is an intelligent animal al as soon as the wound heals you may q