Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
CITY NEWS.

ACCOLuluS lO Oul NSuat CuSbtAA AIiO 'n4d~ oRAr will not be published tomorrow. Special forecast for Connecticut:-F Thursday and Friday; showers Saturday warmer.
 NIT and Mrs ( Maloney and Master Vincent Maloney returned from their southern trip last night.
 Frank Nj. Hudner. who has been con fined to his home for some time suffering from pneumonia. iS able to be out.
 PhWnix Fire Go. No I. was called last night to extinguish a spreading bonfire at the corner of Linden and Grove streets.
 Martin F. Mitchell, Francis L. Fitzpat- rick. Charles F. Bauby and Charles l.. Rush. students at Holy Cross college. are home for Easter.
 James Holleran of Jackson street. boy employ ed at the American Ring Go. cut off one of his fingers on power press yester- day afternoon
 Marie Baribeault. the infant daughter of Mir and Mrs Baribeault of Baldwin street, died this morning. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon.
 Thomas F. Bolger and William Butler, appraisers of the estate of Charles l.. Hicks. filed their inventory with the pro- bate court teddy. Tie amount is $1.- 2l0 l6
 Real Estate Agent TIerney sold the tract | of land known as the Fruln- Mc(irath land. consisting of thirteen acres. on the Water | vile road to William Pope uf Washington, | to-day.
 The members of Good Cheer Council No4. O (. F.. are requested to be present | at the meeting tomorrow evening at Con greSs hall. as there is to be initiation and other business of importance.
 Castle. the market man. corner of South | Main and nion streets, is making d specially of smoked goods. etc, for Easter. l His prices appear elsewhere in this col umn and they beat all previous records.
 The Acme junior, base bali club will 20 to AnSonla tomorrow to cross bats with the strong Welcome team of that town. TLe Acmes have been practicing thrs game for the past couple of weeks and tha boys feel confident of success
 Mrs Christine Smith, housekeeprr. at | It North Willow street, while standing on a step ladder this a'teruoop. slipped and f-ll through a hatchway into the cellar. Dr Axtelle attended her and found that To bones were broken. but that the muscles O. her back were badly sprained.
 A. W. Castle will sell Friday and SAtur- 1 nstN Ol lAlS aCCN1 HuStA NuAtNl LltA4IS lOI I cents d pound; sliced. Is cents; should, IS. $ cents; fresh dressed chickens If cents; all other meats in proportion. According to wholesale prices, these are remarkably low. You will do we'll to sec him.
 Currans spring opening will be held to- day, tomorrow and Saturday. Their Win dows are beautifully decorated On account of to morrow being Good Friday the store will close at p. m, and be open until tonight Special prices for to- morrow morning are published Ill their advertisement to-day.
 Nicar-General ]. A Mulcahy and the Rev Fathers J. II. Duggan. Hugh Treanor. !. F. Bourret, Dr Farrell Martin and Joseph Xebrls. went to Hartford to-day and assisted at the pontifical high mass which was celebrated at St Joseph's cathe dral at 10 o'clock. All the other Eastors of the diocese were in attendance. At this mass the holy oils used in the different churches of the diocese through the year are blessed.
 The office employees of Holmes. Booth X Haydens and the Waterbury Watch fac tory played the final game in the bowling contest last night at the '. NJ. (. A. The Watch shop boys were the victors Score Watch factory, Byrniug 3l7. Bull 295 Haynor 359. Hart 32l. and Arthur 446 Total. TBS. Holmes. Booth N Hayd,ns AiliuE 3ul, Son BIO. Wood 32S Spencer 3?G aud Ford 3j2 Total. l.59u.
 Se'rrtm,n George l. Elishtrry. ( C kluu,, and Legrand Be>enS of MtrIdrn art Tn Waterbury today looking up some o their outside poor The Waterbury select meu nrr their hosts and are incidentally showing them the sights, the grandrst oi l btIh th,,v S.1l XU, NE Wut.r bury and surroundings from the top o Apothecary hall. They visited the alm house this afternoon and admired the new building.
 The Rev Father O'Niell, 0. F.. the wei known Dominican priest. who has man! friends in this city, will lecture in St John church. Watertown. on Easter Monda, evening Admission will be free Tn pr stor of St Johns. Rev Father O'Donnell will lecture in the church Friday evening April P, on "A Tour Through the Eme ral
 Isle' The lecture will be illustrated wit ovrr sixty views An admission fee O
 twenty-five cents will be charged Man
 Waterbury people will probably atten, . both lectures.
 = Pedt strians on South Main street wer
 treated to quite fstic encounter about
 o'clock thls morning One of the belli | gerentS did not care to continue the rum puS. but the other WAS out for a fight an pursued his man as far as Grand stree
 where he gave hun good whack on tn
 head with a stone The injured ma
 started for the police station, but when b
 reached there he was so confused that h f dId not know what to say. He did nc know the name of hlS assailant He toll n one Of the officers that it was A funn 4 thing if a man could not walk on the cobbl stones without having streets begged attc $ him
 r. Music lovers should not miss the grea
 concert which will bs given by the Bostc
 Festival orchG stra at Jacques oper ,, house on April 27th The orchestra WI u number forty-fve men and will be unds
 the directions of Emil Mollenhautr. Tn
 following eminent soloists will assist: Mi. c Rose Stewart, soprano; Miss Gertrud
 May Stein. contralto; William Riege
 tenor; William Clarke, basso; Martini
 Sieveking. pianist: Y. V. Rogers. harpis
 For the second part of the programm,
 the company will produce the entire thiI
 act of Faust" with costumes and seen
 effects. making one of the grandest finale
 to A concert ever attempted Full partic, - lars of this magnificent affair will be give ~' in the DEMOCRAT from time to time.
 Just before the 2s train on the Naug
 tuck road left this afternoon, some spect
 tors at the station discovered on the eros walk near the Cooley house the miniatu l. body of an infant. Word was sent to u . police station and Detective Egan went z the scene and placing the fetus in pap )f brought it to the office of Medical Exam IF her Axtelle. The latter pronounced it a c abortion at three months ''As far as " IT Know" he said, some woman on her VI ! to the train threw it where it wasIfoun
 and she may live out of town" It was De 1T fectly formed and about four Linches length. He has notified Coroner Mix ar
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