Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-10

The councilmen will hold an important adjourned meeting tonight. Every mem- Der should be Tn his seat when President Hart raps for order.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Local thunder storms this afternoon or tonight; fair. cooler Tuesday. southerly shifting to northwesterly winds.
 Mrs Ann Dillon, aged SC years, died at her home GAS East Main street last night. The funeral will take place to the Sacred Heart church at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 wilfred Gibbs, the fourteen months old son of Alexander Gibbs of Chapel street, Simonsvllle, died Saturday night. The funeral took place this afternoon with in terment in St Joseph's cemetery. Undertakels William J. Spain of South Main street and James H. Mulvin of East Main street have been awarded diplomas as practical embalmers by the Clark School of Embalming. New York. As proof of | this each exhibits handsome testimonial from the college in his show window. Officer Pagan arrested two young boys on Baldwin street to-day, who were very drunk and abusing a horse they were driving. They came dowE Baldwin street at a terrific clip and crashed into the team of Dr McEvoy demolishing both rigs. They gave the names of John Healey and Den his Hogan.
 The important ceremony of the Forty | Hours Alteration of the Blessed Sacra- ment will commence at o'clock to-mor- row morning with a solemn high mass, Tn St Anne's church. There will be three ser vices tomorrow at 5:15, 7:l5 and 9 o'clock. Thursday morning the ceremony will con- clude with a high mass at 9 o'clock. Many out of town priests will be in attendance.
 John Tehan. the nine months old son of MT and Mrs John Tehan of 5S0 Baldwin street fell from a tree in the rear of his residence yesterday afternoon striking on his head and side on the hard ground. He was carried into the house where he remained unconscious for about an hour. Dr Hayes was called and found that the boy had been badly bruised on the head side and right hip.
 William Bryant, the manager of the Wayside Inn. has skipped the town. He left suddenly last Friday and took with him the receipts of the re staurant for two days. He left behind him his wife and two children, who do not know where he is. For some time the restaurant service under Bryant's management has beer very poor and patrons of the. place wert leaving. The stockholders decided tC make a change. Bryant knew of this ant got out with what he could lay his hand on. Frank Marsh will have charge of tn, restaurant until A capable manager ii secured. The stockholders are reticent a to their loss
 | Thomas Shields of Watertown was no so bewildered since the burning of tn Citizens hall in that town, as he was las Saturday night when a party of friend numbering about sixty persons took pos session of his house and at once com menced to make themselves at homo. M Shields seemed somewhat alarmed at tn, great influx of ladies and gentlemen int his home. but was informed not to b alarmed, as they had come for no evil pur pose, their object being a little surprise ol his son, James Shields, who leaves to re , sume his studies at Baltimore tomorrow They came as friends to wish hIs son
 God speed and wish him a prUsperou career. MT Shields was greatly moved b this manifestation of good will on the par of his neighbors. and together all passed . pleasant eveDing. Ice cream, soda an other refreshments being served with lavish hand.