Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-03
CITY NEWS.

waite's Comedy company at the opera
house all this week.
Regular meeting OF the common councii
and fire board tonight.
Owing to the indispositicn OF Manager
Selby the Lyceum theatre will be closed
this week.
Prof Boyino's dancing school will open
Tomorrow evening In Brooklyn hall. cor
ner Bank and Jackson streets.
Miss Mary E. Fitzpatrick has returned
from a months vacation at the shore and
resumed her position at ]. F. Phelnn's.
]. p. Smith. formerly with Nugent's
pharmacy. has accepted a position with
the Pharmacie Franchise.
Morris the clothier and W. G.. Austin,
the liveryman. will run a half mite at the
driving park at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon for pair of trousers. They are $50
Founders.
Miss Mamie Kennedy of East Main
street returned home Saturday after a
weeks vacation spent in Hartford and
Naugatuck.
With your fall suit you need a new pair
of shoes. Finn. the East Main street shoe
dealer. has an elegant stock for men.
women and children.
Albert Bruso had a fighting jag on to-
day and tried to break up the furniture IN
his home. He was locked up by Officer
J. Brickel.
The members of Company E. Hibernian
Rifles. went to Naugatuck this morning on
trolley car No 35. where they will indulge
in a shooting match with the Emmet
Guards.
Mary Ellen Mccormack. aged four
months. daughter of MIR and Mrs Henry
| - 8 ia.
day. The funeral took place this after
noon with interment in st Joseph's GENE
terry.
Mayor Kilduf has officially notified
Chief Snagg not to purchase any more
supplies of any nature whatsoever for the
fire department. after September l. Here
after all supplies will be purchased as pro-
vided for in the city charter.
Constable Egan to-day subpnnaed the
following jurymen to serve on the sum
| mary process case against Frank Miller &
Co: Moritz Grelle. Frederick J. Brown.
Christian Hauser. Emmons Chapman.
James F. Phelan and William Williams.
Circulars have been addressed to the
officers OF the Connecticut National Guard
asking their expression of opinion as to n
request for the detailing of Captain
Thompson Of the United States infantry
|
ton to the National Guard that Lieuten-
ant Bowen held.
Michael J. Lawlor, aged IS years. died
at his residence 81 Dublin street, Satur-
day night. The funeral took place this
| morning with services at the Sacred Heart
| church and interment in st Joseph
| cemetery. The pallbearers were: John j.
Tobin. John F. Tobin. Michael Tobin,
James Tobin. William Smith and William
Tobin.
Yesterday in Waterbury was. in a de-
gree a repetition of the famous yellow
day." of 1881. All day the sun, unob-
scu-ed by clouds. shown feebly through n
strata of what seemed like hazy smoke.
Very little air was stirring and the atmos-
phere took on a yellow tinge. Reports
from Boston and other points describe a
similar state of the atmosphere.
An alarm of fire Was sent in from box
3, in Exchange place about 80 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Smoke was seen
| issuing from the transom of the Waterbury
One Price Clothing company. at SO Bank
street. 4 still alarm which was first sent
to No brought that company to the place
before the alarm was sounded. A stove
had filled the place with smoke, but no fire
was discovered.
The following programme will be
| rendered at the entertainment to be gwen
by the Reformed Mems club at Johnsou's
hall. Saturday evening. at o'clock. Lotus
Iuartette. selections: John Hazel. cariaca
terist; George Marandaz. songs; Harry
AIarandax. comic songs; w. Biggentaff
comic songs; Miss Jennie Buggie, piano
>olo. There will be several speakers
Music by Booth Il McLane. prompting by
Joseph Mickey. Dancing will begin at
$50
The funeral of Ferdinand Schmidt tool
place from his late residence 596 Soutl
Main street. yesterday morning with ser
vices in the house by the Rev j. ii. Me
Cracker and at Riverside by Wadham
post. CT A. Il. 4 large number of tn
members of Alexander Won Humboldt
lodge. n. f. o. F.. were present. Tn
pallbtarers were: Past Commaner DAME
kietsr and John Hayes. Chaplain
DumpLy. Charles ). Corner and Johl
futile.
Some one i sure to get into troubl
over the dumping of garbage on III
Cheshire turnpike and also ON the Plan
rad. Town Health Officer O'Hara i
looking for those people and whoever
i succeeds IN catching will meet with sun
mary Justice. Saturday the doctor OF
d"red "A man who had dumped some refus
ou one of those roads to remove il
t Yesterday the doctor took look at tn
piece and found that the objectionabl
matter had been set on fire. The fir
worked Its way to fence un James POI
trr's land and burned several feet of II
Some one Will have to make good Tia
damage.
The st Aloysius society will celebart
the fifth anniversary of Its orcanizatio
"Wednesday evening at 7:3U in st Patrick
hall, to which the young people of the Iu
maculAte Conception parish are invite
free of charge. The following is the pro
gramme for that evening: Address b
President John Shields; violin solo b
Joseph Callahan; drama. '.Hypochondriac
Squire Croufy. James Delaney; JOSIAH
W. Ryder: John. W. Ryan; Zeke Cornstall
John ODonnell; Teddy Mullin. Thoma
Corrlgan. This will be followed by fl
trio, James Delaney. William RyaI
Thomas Corrigan; recitation. Jeremia
Cream; trio. The Lost Child" Thoma
kilduff. P. Delaney. Hugh McLindel
farce. Messengers Revenge" Mr. Crime
Jermiah Cream: Johny Green, NJ. Griffin
Manager. W. Ryan. There will be a.
dresses by Kew Father O'Donnell of Waite
town. founder of the society, and 9th,
paiests of the city.
W0RI n 0E CP0RTS