Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-04
CITY NEWS.

Casper the Yodler" at the opera house tonight.
 John H. Duean has been appointed fore man on the town roads to succeed William Dorsn.
 The opening of A. L. McMullin's and IOc store on Bank street yesterday was a | big success Mohawk council, Home circle, held an | enthusiastic meeting last night and ini- | tiated one member. Special forecast for Connecticut:-Fair Friday and probably fair Saturday; west erly winds and cooler Friday morning.
 T. F. Carmody of Waterbury has been elected member of the executive com mittee of the Kent club at Yale college.
 First class hacks and coaches at NJ. Der. gln < Sons, corner Scovill and South Main streets. Get the best, when the price is no more.
 The German National band will give a soeiable at Concordia hall tomorrow even ing. The proceeds will be devoted to pur- | chasing new uniforms.
 The funeral of Philip c. Dover took place this afternoon from the residence of his parents, 21 Williams street, with inter ment in Calvary cemetery.
 Get Finn's shoes If you want to be happy. A perfect fit every time and with out a good fitting shoe life is miserable indeed. Go to Finn's. No whistles. l All members Of the two peoples party clubs are requested to meet in Room 10, Lilly block. this evening at s o'clock, as matters of interest will be brought up.
 MT and Mrs Matthew D. Byrne will | celebrate the twentieth anniversary of thelr marriage by a reception at their new home on North Main street this evening.
 August Richards, who conducts tailor store at 149 South Main street, and Miss Leah Delay of Vine street, were married yesterday afternoon in the probate court room. Judge Lowe performing the cere- mony.
 Police Officer John Brickel was called this morning to shoot dog in the yard of Mrs James Futile at 49 Prospect street. The animal showed signs of having been poisoned. The name B. J. HallIs was marked on the collar.
 At the meeting of the fire board last night Chief Snagg was instructed to ascer- tain the expense of papering and painting the sleeping room at No Is engine house, and for putting mats and carpet at No 2's. The miscellaneous bills and pay roll amounting to S1,S46.S4, were ordered paid.
 There are advertised letters at the Wa terbury postoffice for the following per sons: K. E. Allen. H. Buchall, Mrs Mary E. Brown. Ed Peaseman, Miss Minnie Bush, Charles Bunell, John Collins, Miss Susie DeAngelis. E. Lowis. Walter P. Lip. pincott. Mede Pesellia, George B. Stearns I. c. Spencer.
 The handsome souvenir programme fol the kirmess is issued and will be placed on sale tomorrow noon st the following places: J. w. Cones drug store, Reid 6 Hughes and at the '. NJ. c. 4. rooms The advance sale of seats will be opened at Jacques opera house Saturday morning at o'clock.
 The fast stallion William B, owned by James Stackhouse. fell dead Tuesday evening on the driving park. He wa. entered for the Danbury fair yesterday and the trainer was giving him exercise The horse had just been driven n mile 1T 2:33 and dropped on the track after stop ping. He was valued at $500.
 The newly elected members of the dls trict committee, A. J. Wolff, Michael Beg nal. J. J. Mcdonald, J. NJ. Gallond an5 \. I. Goodrich met last night in the Hiel schonl building and effected organization = School Clerk Thomas J. Moran called tn, meeting to order. It was voted to pro ceed to ballot for chairman. The frs ballot gave J Mcdonald 3, J. NJ Gallond 1 blank l. MT Mcdonald declined. On tn second ballot Captain Wolff received ful vote and was declared elected. After tn | election of A chairman the members ad journed to the district court room. Tn monthly bills and pay roll were ordere paid. The chairman and treasurer wer l. authorized to negotiate a loan not to ex IS ceed S10, 900 to meet taxes which com g due next May.
 Mayor KildLf called the meeting of tb 70 board of health to order in the alderman chamber at o'clock yesterday afternoon Bills were ordered paid as follows: H. N Rlgney, garbage contract, S353 3; Boucher X Peters, S7; Cannon < Webste disinfectants. S4 90; F. B. Field g 90; E W. Moses. salary, SS3.33; Waterbur Printing Go. S2. communication was r ceived from the Local union, No P, Plumbers, Steam Filters and Gas Filter asking that the board recommend to tt - court of common council that an appropr ation be made to establish and maintai an office to be known as the sanitary il spectorship of plumbing of the city of w terbury, to go into effect January l. 1S9 The communication was placed on fil
 The board voted to instruct the sanital inspector to prepare and have printed 8 copies of suitable blank for making
 collated report of his doing sanitary i
 
 house matter. The board adjourned w November.
 a John and Maurice Hayes are two youl
 tramps and yesterday were around druI
 on the streets, when Officer Brickel a
 rested them. They said this mornil
 they belonged in Vermont. Each W of sent to jail for thirty days. John Noona ] aged 13. John Ney, 12, Rhody Walsh l iu Frank Mack, 12, and James Noonan, tS were each charged with breach of t
 peace. A little colored boy named Por
 Willmore was the complainant. They l attend the Bishop street school. You io Willmore said that the boys set upon al
 beat him and he defended himself wi ., stones, cutting young Noonan's hea Cn They called his mother names and thr, if. stones at the house. His mother told t
 same story. The boys all said Willmc
 started the fight and that no names wt :. called or stones thrown. Judge Lowe g iI' peared for the boys. Judge Root ss ut that on account of James Noonan's age o1 would dismiss the complaint. Judgms 0u on the other boys he would hold over un
 tomorrow morning.
 The funeral of Michael J. Nelligan to
 place at 2 o'clock this morning from ad late residence, 430 Washington avenue,
 St Patrick's church. A mass of requi eS, was celebrated by the pastor. Rev J. or Duggan. Superintendent M. S. Crosby
 the Waterbury schools. Chairman M sa- cahy and Doctors Mcdonald, O'Hara a
 Hayes of the board of education, and a
 large number of the pupils and teach
 of the public schools were present. I