Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-03-29
CITY NEWS.

Adjourned meeting of the district COM
mittee tonight.
Duncan Mckenzie for drunkenness was
fined 81 and costs this morning.
meeting of the BARRIERS union will be
held in Labor hall this evening
John Healey. son of Philip HeaIey of
Ayers street, died this morning.
DIR James F. Donahue. formerly of this
city ans now of New Britain. is in town
to-day.
The Hartford Times states that under an
old law fishing on Sunday Is not allowed
in this state.
Miss Minnie Hurlhurt of New Haven,
who has been Visiting friends in this city,
has returned home.
Finton Phelan. home for the Easter holi-
days, returned to-day to Resume his studies
at st Johns college, Fordham, y. y.
The committee on discipline of the
police board will meet this evening to
hear charges against Pntrolmen Allen,
Smith and McAulitte.
Bereen's orchestra will furnish music
and Utfeud.tle will prompt at the concert
and reception of the \. NJ. {. L. \ Friday
evening in the auditorium.
Sealed proposals for paving South Main
street, between Meadow and Jewelry
streets, will be received AT the mayors
Office until April l. at 5 o'clock p. III.
Prosecuting Agent Holohau has served
papers on Cornelius Walsh of Is Ptmber-
ton street and David Haulon of the same
street. for alleged violation Of the Sunday
law.
DR. \. y Cranes Lecture before the
Young Mems Catholic Literary associa-
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OF Molokai." will be delivered next Thurs
dly evening,
Loui, Flshor, aged one Year, died at the
residence of his parents on jackson street
Yesterday afternoon. The funeral took
place this afternoon. Intermeut WAS in
Calvary cemetery
John Mnher and Daniel Altman have
been elected delegates to the grand con-
ventiOn OF Fote>trrs by Count Wolf Tone,
\. q. +. of \. The alttrnateS are Michael
HARRY ard Matthew Ryan.
The holders Of the second mortgage
bonds of the New England will strongly
oppose the move of the receivers to issue
bonds amounting to 81, 500. 600. \ major
Ity OF the second mortgage bonds are held
III this state
The following mlllIners have agreed to
close their stores on Monday Thursday
and Friday evenings: l. Chase, NJ. \. Fltz-
patrick. \. +. Cowlrs L. Clark. the Misses
Blunon ~ kennauGh. Miss NJ. J. O'Brirn.
Mrs {. Wank Miss Julia l.. Igo. L.
Coguet. j. \. Markham, NJ. Fritsleben A
NJ. Daniels, E. J. Weller Il Co.
\. fuckers dancing class delighted
large audience at ConcordIa hall last
night The grand march of $50 couples
WAS led 10y Miss Annie Strong and A. J.
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OF their acrobatic feats. The Adams
Brothers also appeared. Blazers or
ch,Strn furnished the music and Professor
Fucker prompted.
The committee appointed to inquire into
the different methods of distributing ont
door relief in the different towns of the
state and other places have substantially
completed Its llbors aud II is expected that
the Stlrctmtn Will be requested to call
a meeting neat week to hear the report
The committee consists Of Mayor f. q.
kIldutf. Judge Charles q. Root and
Thomas D. Wells.
Among the Inherent locations visited 10y
the collie, house committee to-day with
view L. selecting "a suitable place to carry
on the business We're the rooms Of the |
relief bureau on SrovIll street The COM
mIttrr has already succeeded in raising
- >uu of the 81 uUO needed TO make "A
CONNIE ncement. The remaining sum will |
be- obtain, / in few days. when q meeting |
will Ice called for the purpose Of electing |
officers.
There will be a meeting OF the board of |
directors Of the \. q. II. in q. \. Il. hall |
tonight t. examine the national constltu- |
ton VI the order and make any sugses- |
lions ~ to changes that they deem for the |
best interest of the order. The national |
convention will be held in Omaha in May,
when the proposed changes suggested bv
the national board OF directors with those
offered 10y the different local boards. Will
be acted upon.
The reserved seat chart tor Nugget
Nell" will be placed in NJ. F. Daly's East
Mann street drug store tomorrow morning.
and the exchange OF reserved seat tickets
Tor coupons Will begin. A. the number of
reserved seats Is limited. holders of tickets
will do well to secure seats early in ud-
vance. The east Of characters. photo
graphtd in costume hy the Crane Art Co.
may Ice seen IN the windows OF NJ. f. Dali
and the Waterbury one Price Clothing
store.
City hall held fair sized audience last
might. the occasion being the opening of
the three nights entertainment under the
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parish. The operetta Pauline" WAS
given and proved to be one of the most
agreeable features of the evening. The
different parts were we'll sustained and the
applause at times WAS dtafrning. shaking
the whole building TO the foundation stone
aud causing the members OF the road and
sewer boards. who were holding a meeting
to send ont committee to enquire what
WIS the matter. Dancing followed and
enjoyed 10y large and appreciative audi
vucr. Tonight the attraction will be-
Views Of Ancient Rome and the Cata,
combs. or the Trials and Triumphs Of
Christianity.
The cases against the SUNDAY Herald
men for criminal libel. came To an abrupt
end late Yesterday afternoon. The feature
OF the hearing seemed to be an attempt to
prove ownership ofthe Herald aul it failed
At i3o Judge WEIGH di- charged Sharvs
and Thomas and announced mat there.
would be further hearing in the case
AGAINST F. Il. Swift. Then the lawyers
began TO argue and produce authorities
bearing on the case and finally Judge
Wrlch discharged Swift for want of evl-
drnce. Chief Egan then made journal de
mand upon Swift to publicly retract the
charges made against him. Should he re-
fuse I" do so Il civil suit will probably
b. instituted and an effort made to establish
the ownership of the paper.
Judg~ Cowell chairman of the town
board OF education. to-day received a CIR
,ular from Secretary HIne of the state
board with regard to the Normal school
The law provide that the school visitors
IN the several towns shall annually recon-
mend the namrs of persons whom they
consider suitable to be received pupils
n the Normal school. Acting under this
aw, If there are any upils in the town
who wish to enter the state school. and
lave the necessary qualifications they may
,ecrive Instructions by calling upon Judge
cOw-ll The Normal schools give thorough