Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-04-07
Oily NEWS.

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day afternoon.
'Rosedale, charming comedy drama,
delighted the audience at the opera house
last night.
William j. Spain. undertaken, is no
longer in the employ of the Waterbury
Furniture Co.
Mrs Joseph f. Blake died at her resi-
dence. at CITY Mills, yesterday afternoon.
The funeral well be held Tuesday.
The funeral of William Loetfler, aged 5,
of Seymour street, will take place to River
side cemetery at $50 tomorrow afternoon.
Linford F. Root, clerk of the district
court, has removed his Off se from Platt's
block to Judge Ccwell's office in Irving
block.
For Conn:-Cloudy, followed by light
rain or snow, clearing during Sunday,
stationary temperature, northwesterly
shifting to southeasterly winds.
| All Foresters are invited to assemble at
| c. A. Il. hall at l o'clock tomorrow after
noon to attend the funeral of the late
William Kenny. !
\ very interesting programme has been
prepared for the meeting of st. Joseph's
| Total Abstinence society in St. Patrick's
hall tomorrow night.
The funeral of John Gillette will be held
from his late residence on Washington
street to- N prov at p III with services at
St Patrick's church.
The High school base ball club will play
| Line from the Taft school next Wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50 on the West End
grounds.
The largest and handsomest cake ever
made in Waterbury, the handiwork of
James Stout. has been presented to the
Central Labor union fair.
The funeral of William J. Kenny will
take place from his lats reside nee, 80 Bur
ton street at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
with services at the immaculate Concep-
ton church.
The pupils in Miss Rose Donohue's
room, in the Bishop street school, presented
her with watch and chain at the close
of the school Friday. The presentation
speech was made by Miss Ethel Eccles.
Every democrat is invited to express his
choice for postmaster at the primary cleo
ton next Tuesday.
Court Vigilant A. o. F. of A. extends
an invitation to all Foresters to turn out
at the funeral of John Reilly of Wall street
tomorrow afternoon. A meeting of For
esters will be held in CT. \. Il hall at 2:30
o'clock.
The final game of the Harvey-Steward
pool match took place at Harvey's cafe
last night and resulted in victory for
Harvey of 200 to 124 points The cham
pionship of New England still remains in
Waterbury.
The funeral of George Flynn took place
this morning from the residence of his sis
ter, 517 East Main street, with services at
the church of the Immaculate Conception.
The remains were taken to SouthingtOn
and inferred in st Thomas cemetery.
The polls will be open from 4 o'clock
until . Tuesday evening for the nomina-
ton of a postmaster.
Charles H. Reid, James Fl Reid, Mrs
Annie Burns and Mrs Lizzie Doran, who
left here last January. are now in San Fran
cisco. having visited all the southern st ttes
and Mexico and Arizona. They will visit
the western states on their return trip.
Collector,Griggs gives notice that he W Il
be at his Office in Platt's block, on and
after May l, from 10 to II a. m. 2 to 5
and to p. IN, to receive taxes. The rate
Is as follows: City tax, eighteen mills;
school, ten mills; town, three mills. Per
centage will be added after June l.
The French Canadian band and the
Canadian institute gave their fourth
sociable in Concordia hall last night.
There was an unusually large crowd in at
tendance and all enjoyed a pleasant even
ing. The grand march was led by Mr. and
Mrs Baril. The music was furnished by
the Canadian band orchestra. Abe Holl-
man prompted.
4 Miss Jennie l.. Moore, daughter of
d Patrolman Martin Moore a recent graduate
of Harrington's college. has accepted
position in the Office of Judge c. G.. Root,
and Miss Beatrice Burnes of Naugatuck.
also graduate of the same institution, is
temporarily engaged in filling a like posi-
: ton In the Office of the +. J. Manville Ma
chine Co
All arrangements are complete for the
opening of the fair of Central Labor union
in City hall this evening. A short street
parade will start from in front of Labor
hall at 745. in charge of James Stout as
marshal. assisted by D. f. Kelly and
Robert Mackie. The exercises in the hall
will be interesting and there will be dane
ing and other amusements.
If any man, woman or child has the key
that fits the burglar proof money box at E.
J. Firms shoe store, he or she will oblige
Mr. Finn and an anxious public by going
and getting the S25 contained in the box
Nearly four thousand holders of keys have
tried to unlock the box, but not blessed
one of them was made right. There are
thousands OF keys out yet, and the right
/ one Is among them.
The officers and men of the Connecticut
National Guard are beginning to wonder
what is to be done about subsistlng the
, troops at camp this year. The law author
izing the cOmnIssary department to supply
the daily ratlons was signed last June. 1t
WAS held that there was not then time to
build the necessary kitchens on the
grounds at Mantle. On the strength of
this reI resentation the men consented to
an arrangement whereby the state would
employ caterers at the rate of S. so per
man for the five and a half days and then
deduct half of the amount from each mans
pay. 1t was supposed that with all the
time they had the kitchens would be con-
structed, but yet there are no signs that
way and the result is that the subject is re-
ceiving much attention throughout the
rank and file 1t Is pretty certain that
last year $ arrangements will not be con-
scented to even if refusal causes lit a.
ton.
At a bar meeting this morning the fol-
5 lowing cases were assigned for trail by Jury:
Tuesday. April 10. Giovannia Luffredi VS.
A. l. ( Ct. S. Chatfield; John Mcmahon VS.
Randolph 4 Cloves. Wednesday. April IL
Noyes L Wilmot vs. Sylvester Wooster.
Thursday. April II, Frank Larkin vsPeter
Larkin; Peter .Larkin VS. Frank Larkin.
Friday, April IS, H. Clausen Brewing Co
VS. III. OLoughlin; D. H. Casey VS. John
Fruin; George Lee John F. O'Brien.
Tuesday. April 10. Dennis Broderick VS.
c. w. Blakeslee & Sons; Jennie Broderick
VS. same; Julia Broderick VS. same; Patrick
Brennan VS. same. Wednesday, April Is,
George H. Walker VS. Ensign. Monday,
April %. James Gallagher VS. w E. Puffer
Especial assignment,) In the case of E. F.,
Cole VS. Patrick Lehan Judgment of fore
closure was granted; law days. Patrick Lee
EhAn the first Tuesday in Nav Chris F. Dow
Eney the first Wednesday in May. .-.
At the regular meeting of the committee
on additional water supply last night bids