Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-26
CITY NEWS.


 tee tonight to act on the plans for the pro-
 posed new High school building.
 Real Estate Agent D. Fl. Tieraey has
 sold for William Grilley of Boston the
 house and lot 144-6 Orange street, to Ed
 ward Webster, an employe of the Ameri- | can Pin Go.
 The New York New Haven I& Hartford
 Railroad company will give an excursion
 to Ssvin Rock next Wednesday. at popular
 rates, $1 from Waterbury and eighty-five
 cents iron Naugatuck.
 Frank Finkle, 31 Summer street, an en-
 ploye of Benedict & Burnham's, struck against 8 bolt this afternoon, inflicting a
 long, deep gash on the top of his head. Dr
 Frost dressed the wound
 Joseph Emeline Herbour, the nine | months old child of Mir and Mrs Henry
 Henry Herbour, 54 Field street, died yes
 terdry. The funeral took place at o'clock | this afternoon with interment in Calvary | cemetery.
 Jules O. Durocher, the eight months old | child of MT and Mrs Louis Durocher, l57 | South Elm street, died this morning. The
 funeral will take place at 3 o'clock to.mor- | row afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The New England road will give an ex- cursion to Providence, Rocky Point and Crescent park tomorrow. Fare for the round trip $1.25. The train will leave the | New England depot at 9:S0 o'clock in the morning.
 The St Joseph's base ball team will play the Woodburys tomorrow at 3:3O o'clock
 The team will start for Wcodbury at 12:45 and will be made up as follows: Dodds, Cavanaugh, McCarthy, Byrnes, Johnson, Carlin. Burns. Lahey, Hosr, Egan and Fitzgerald.
 John l., Saxe and H. M Bassett or the town school board are two of the busiest men in town to-day. They are huddled away in 8 small room in the High school building examining candidates for teachers certificates in the town schools. There are twenty-four young ladies present.
 Mrs James w. Rose left purse contain ing about $8 h money on her sitting room table this morning and while she was at tending to some work in the kitchen, some one entered the house and appropriated the purse and contents There is no clue to the sneak thief.
 President w. J. Welton of the water board was asked this morning when he would commence the work of extending the water main at the south end of Bald win street. He said he expected to finish Buckingham place tomorrow and would immediately start to lay six inch main in Baldwin street.
 The Naugatuck railroad company has 8 big gang of men at work to-day repairing the roadway which runs between their freight yard and Randolph & Gloves factory. A large amount of sandy soil has been carted onto the place and what was yesterday one of the worst looking stree ts within miles of the city has been converted with good even roadbed.
 Tomorrow will be big day among Wa. terbury people at Savin Rock. The mem bers of the Senior Temperance and Catho- lie Literary societies will be on the ground and an immense throng of people, old and young. are preparing to spend the day with them. The train will leave the Naugatuck depot at 7:15 in the morning and will start from New Haven on the return trip at 7:lO in the evening
 Eugene Baillorgeop, 14 years of age, was arrested this morning by Special Officer Begnal for ,tealing wels beer from clses at the Naugatuck station. This young chap has been before the court several times and was the ring leader of the gang who committed the petty burglarles few years ago. The case was tried in chambers at noon to- day and he was sent over to the reform school.
 Members of Sheridan and Barcalons councils. K of O. held joint meeting last night and decided to give @ union excur- sion to Watch Hill on August 24 The committee of arrangements consist of J. H. Wigmore, J. D Bolan, John W. Me | Donald, Thomas Kane, Thomal Barrett and | Anerew Carey. There will be another | meeting in Elk's hall at o'clock Sunday | afternoon.
 The bakers and confe fectioners will hold | their annual picnic on the West End | grounds tomorrow afternoon and tte | affair is sure to be we'll patronized. There will be parade in the afternoon starting from Labor hall on Bank street and go to Meadow thence to South Main, to East Main. to North Elm, to North Main, to West Main and to the grounds. There will be dancing commencing at o'clock and continuing during the evening. There will also bs fat mems race, 100 yards race for boys and game of ball between the bakers and nine made up from local carpenters
 Among number of improvements which have been made about the Naugatuck depot during the past few months, the most re- of all, one which patro7s of the road cannot help. but notice, is a hand some tube railing which was set up in front of the ticket office this morning. TIcket Agent Sackett says 1t was badly needed tor some time, it being almost impossible to manage the crowd whenever there was ! big rush. The new arrangement will kt ep the people from the window. It is paiDttd brown and adds considerably 10 the looks of the place.
 October l5 has been named as the date Tor the anniversary and dedication of the new Oddfellows hall. There will be a big street parade with J. B Doherty as grand marshal and it is expected that there will De over f .000 persons in the line of march. The committee have prepared circular invitation which is to be extended to all lodges, encampments, cantons. Patrlarchs Militant and Rebekahs of I O, ) F. of the state. The members of the grand lodge of the state, assisted by Grand Sire John w. Stebbins of New York, will conduct the dedlcatory exercises. At 7:3O o'clock the dedication and anniversary ceremonies will be commenced which will oe followed later in the evening by a grand ball to be held in City hall A 'peclal train will run from the different owns ln the state and the committee hope o be able to secure a reduction of rates The grand committee have appointed the ollowing sub committees: Invitations, John Blair, D. NJ Davis; transportation, VIM. Jottle, k. r. Smith; halls, Fl. G. Filley, G, King: hotel. J. H. Guernsey, Charles 3rewer; printing. 0 H. Reach, P, Fl. dampSon, T l.. Farrell: souyenir D M