Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-03-03
CITY NEWS.
New music Monday.

westerly WINDS
The Cyr Brothers Speciality Co at the
opera house tonight.
Miss Catherine Reynolds of Hawkins
street is visiting her home in Southbury.
Company E, Hibernian rifles. will meet
tonight to celebrate the birthday of
Robert Emmett.
The icy sidewalk case of W. n. Sperry
was dismissed to-day. All the other cases
were continued until next week. ~
Now April l is named as the date ON
which the Columbian stamps will have be-
come exhausted. The date is suggestive.
The Sons of Veterans will meet to-
night and effect a permanent organization.
1t is expected that at least forty names
vii! be enrolled.
The American band, assisted by the
Acme quariette, will hold forth at City
hall on the evening of March Is and a fine
concert Is expected.
Rev Fathers Mulcahy, Duggan and
Bourret will attend the dedication services
of st Marys church in New Britain to-
morrow.
Application was made in the probate
court this morning by William Brickel,
asking for administration papers on the es-
tate of his mother.
Two more cases in the civil side of the
jury term were assigned this morning for
next Friday. They are John Client vs.
city and H. W French VS. John Rafter.
The Clerks association will hold meet
ing in Labor hall at 8 o'clock Tuesday
eve ming. An invitation to attend is ex-
tended TO all clerks.
Loretta, the seven months old daughter
n y & Il
died last night. The funeral will be held at
3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
An entertainment consisting of a one act
farce, Rotations and songs will be given
in the Acme rooms tomorrow night for
the amusement of the members and their
friends.
The executive committee of Central
Labor union will meet tonight. The
question Eight Hours Work Day" will
be discussed at the regular meeting to-
morrow afternoon.
The funeral of Annie New York, took
place from her late residence on Bank
street at , o'clock this afternoon with
services at st Patrick's church. Interment
was In Calvary cemetery.
lit Rev Michael Tierney, bishop of the
r. c. diocese of Hartford, has issued or
utAS uIIcCNLuS every bdtLNh III INC ulOStSS
to observe the fiftieth anniversary of the
diocese, March II, St Patrick's day.
The building committee from the Catholic
societies will meet tomorrow evening at s
clock in G.. A r. hall to take final action
on the proposed sites for the erection OF
the building. Every member is requested
to be present.
Thomas H. Pryor, Robert Taylor, John
o. L
Miller have been appointed committee
OF Court Stephen J. Meany A. o. F. of A.
to secure Quigley's hall on jefferson street
a meeting place.
Lawyers were numerous in the probate
court to-day when the Gordon B. Law
renee matter came up. They represented
large number of creditors. 1t is said
that Lawrence's liabilities are $50, 900.
Judge Lowe declared him insolvent with
out any demurrer from Lawrence himself.
At the annual meeting of Rose Hill Hose
Co. No ). held last night, the following
officers were elected: Foreman, William
F. Latin; first assistant foreman, William
II. Delaney; second assistant, Charles Lee;
treasurer. William NJ. Casey; steward, NJ.
F. Walsh; secretary, Daniel H. Casey.
Mrs Margaret Bergen. aged thirty years,
wife of Francis Bergin of "A Fuller street,
died early this morning. The deceased
was sister of Mrs Maurice Walsh and
Mrs John Walsh. The funeral will take
place at $50 o'clock Monday morning
with services in the Immaculate Concep-
ton church.
The road commissioners will meet at
o'clock this evening to elect a successor to
Elson Wright, whose term of office ex-
pired last night. The term is for three
years aud the salary 81 900 and $500
for the keeping of horse. 1t is generally
understood that E. B. Kelley will be elect
ed to the position.
Peter COnroy. the smallpox patient, was
al BILE to sit up in bed this afternoon and it
is expected that he will be able to be
around the house in few days. Miss
HammOnd's case is only mild form of
va-ioloId and she is rapidly recovering
There ATE no new cases and the health Off
GERS do not think that there is any danger
of spread of the disease.
A new passenger train has been put on
thu Providence division of the New Eng
Land road leaving Willimantic at a. m,
connecting with the 3:45 a. IN. train from
this city and reaching Providence at s
o'clock in the morning. On the return
trip it leaves Providence at 100 p. m,
connecting at Willimantic with the west
bound express which passes through Wa
terbury at so p. III.
Dennis Slavin of 10 Silver street was
charged with nOn-supDort in the police
court to-day. Mr. and Mrs Slavin married
six years ago and have four children. He
claimed that the trouble was caused by his
wife's family who tried to break up his
home. Judge Root sentenced HIM for
sixty days in Jail or furnish a bond of
$500 to support his family. The bond
was given.
There is likely to be big fight in the
PROBATE court this afternoon at o'clock
"a 10 the custody of young child. Annie
Barnes. wife of Charles Barnes has made
application to the probate court for the
custody of Annie Kelly daughter of John
T. Kelly aud Mary Kelly. The former is
now resident of Brooklyn and the latter
Is livIngi In the city. The applicant alleges
that the parents are not fit people to care
for the child. Mrs Barnes is a sister of
the child : father.
At o'clock this afternoon the eight
county health officers of the state met in
the criminal superior court room at New
Haven for the purpose of consultation.
The question discussed was as to
the ACCESSIBILITY of furshing to
each of the town and city health
officers of the state some book on hygienic
measures in relation to the infectious dis
eases. or whether the various health Off
GERS be required to furnish themselves
with such books. Another question con-
sidered was in regard to the organization
of an association of health officers similar
to the organization which exists among
judges of the probate courts as the state.
Co G is once more coming to the front
and this time in a new departure. When
the proposed regimental trip was tailed of,
the members of the company thought over
all manner of plans to secure sufficient
funds to defray the expenses of the men,
bers Finally q number of the marnhars