Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-22
CITY NEWS.


On deck. See our ad. A. Il 2. Tea Co. |
Special forecast for Connecticut: Clear |
ing and much colder weather.
John Harvey of Harvey Brothers will !
leave next Wednesday for Los Angeles. |
Cal. for the benefit of his health.
Books, games. pocket books, prayer
books. etc. at a great reduction tonight at
255 Bank street.
John Sullivan of l6 Jeffrey alley. an
employe of Contractor Chatfield, had the
fingers of his right hand badly crushed
under a piece of falling timber this after
noon. DIR Benedict rendered medical aid.
The funeral of James II. Madden will
take place from his late residence, 43
Meadow street. at 80 o'clock. to morrow
afternoon. with services at st Patrick's
church and interment in st Joseph's GEM
etery.
The funeral of Elzera Grinnini will
take place from her late home, 1l6 South
Main street, at $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning with services in st Cecilia's
church and interment In Calvary eeme-
terry.
John L. Mahan. former employe of the
Waterbury Watch factory, who left here
recently for the benefit of his health.
writes from Los Angeles. Cal. that his
health has improved wonderfully since
leaving Waterbury.
Rev Father Treanor. pastor of the
Sacred Heart church, this morning Ie-
csived a Christmas remembrance from the
choir in the form If beautiful couch.
Rev Father Murphy. the assista mt pastor.
was presented with a chair.
| Persons who have occasion to look over
the tax lists this year. will find the lists in
much more pEesentable shape than for
merIy. Assessor Hauser has had them
bound in book form and they are now
handy and advantageous for inspection.
Supreme Secretary Colwell of the
Knights of Columbus has called for as
sessments on the following deaths: Peter
r. Byrnes. and j. J. Albiger. Branford
Charles \. Judd. N b. Walsh. New Ha-
Ven; Henry W. Hayes, Norwalk, Michael
J. Kelly. Waterbury.
The socialistic labor party celebrated its
first anniversary at Concordia hall last
night. Il. Fungawn of New York spoke
Interestingly on the labor problem. After
the address dancing followed, Rudolph.
orchestra furnishing the music and Uffen
dale prompting.
The manager of the New York cloal
factory, formerly located on South Main
street. has returned to this city and
opened a factory in the store on Eas
Main street. formerly occupied by N. f.
DAILY CO. druggists. with Il complete linz
of goods. Cloaks made to order withou
extra charge.
| The two weeks mission at St Cecilia:
church will close at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow
night with a sermon and benediction
The services Tomorrow morning will be a
4, 5 and 1890. the last solemn higl
mass. The mission has been we'll attend
ed and the pastor Is well pleased with tn,
result.
The annual reception of Sheridan coun
Gil, h. of c. will be given on Friday even
ing. February %. Arrangements for tn,
event are being made by a committee con
sisting of J. W. Wigmore, J d. Bolan
J. w. Mcdonald. J. \. Hynes. b. F. Reid
Charles Kane. p. IL. Reil, z. Maloney anC
II. Moran.
huge telegraph pole vas set in til,
sidewalk at the coEher of Bank and Crane
sIr. els; easy SIDE. to-day. 1t Is almos
TWICE Sne size of the one it is to replac,
and will not be looked upon with mucl
favor by people who think that the side
walks should be kept clear of all obstruc
tlons.
School Clerk Thomas }. Moran was at
tackled with slight faInting spell on Els
Main street last night. and finding himsel
giving out called into Duncans pharmacy
Doctors Frenzy and O'Hara rendered
medical aid. MIR Moran was all right at
10 o'clock and was at his post during office
hours. He will be in his Office this even
ing
J The different societies that have voteC
to attend the funeral of the late James II
Madden are requested to assemble in theil
respective places of meeting At o'clecl
/ 4 F( Ill H.
F. OF A. and Sheridan Council, X. of L.
; extend An invitation to all members of the
! various branches of these ordinations tc
participate in the funeral procession.
The new officers of Court Stephen ]
Meauy. A. o. F. of A, are: S q. Il
Bernard keefe; treasurer. John Clohessey
financial secretary, William b. HaIloran
recording secretary, Frank O,Rourke; 5
W, Edward lily land; J. W, William
Kane; $. B., Thomas Keefe; ]. b.. Patrlcl
McGovrrn; trustee for three years. vii
liam Quigley; physician. DIR NJ. j. Dona
hue
Another hearing was given on the Kerol
N-y estate this morning in the probat
= court. Catherine Ney, the Administrative
was first tried for contempt of court. 70
failing to appear at the hearing last Mon
day. Two physicians testified to her in
[ ability to be present aud the contemp
!. proceedings were dropped. remon
STRANGE was filed against the acceptance G
the account of the administrators an
, Judge Lowe reserved his decision mt
VI nday.
, John Adams. n neatly dressed stranger
I was the only victim In court this morning
He has been a ledger at the station hous
for several nights. Last night he mean
l.. dered into the station and made for tn
tramps' chamber without leaving his nam
on the register. Sergeant Dodds hear
: him enter and went down stairs after him
All were apparently sound asleep, but tn
\ officer pulled Adams from the crowd and
!. he being drunk. locked him up. III
was given fifteen days in Jail.
These are the newly elected officers c
; Court Abraham Lincoln. A. o. F.: c. r
George Rrown; ). c. R., James Simmons
F. s., Albert Harris; II. S. Joseph De
busey; treasurer, DAVID Stein; 5 W.
George Stevens; j. W., Robert Brown; :
5 b John ID. Perrine; J. B., Alfred Laws
Iete; trust es. John Gilmour tor thre
years. George Brown tor two years. A. {
l Becker for one year; physician. DIR Hami
ton.
Connecticut lodge, o. U. w. me
last night and elected these officers: p. N
W. n. F. McKennerney; n. W. Emi
!. Ebert; foreman. W. II. Breckenridge
ov-rseer. Charles Greenberg; guide. RelI
hold Ebert; recorder. George S. Huskel
fnaneIer. d. j. Casey; receiver, John
Hayes; trustee for three years, John I
Hoyt; representative to grand lodge.
F. McKennerney; alternate, ID. j. CASEY
u Tn. NJ. mbers were officially notified {
{ tie meeting that their lodge was the bar