Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-05

an interest in the undertaking department nf the Boston Furniture Co. III South Main street. They have full line of fur nlshiuGs and an ambulance.
 Phelan. the tea merchant is now com- fortably situated in his new store, 21 East Main street. a few doors west of his old stand Look for his mammoth sign. two big '.T's with "Phelan" standing out in bold relief in the center.
 In the police court to-day Frank Me krnua said he had not drank anything in nine months and denied having been drunk last night. Officer Healey found him half frozen about half past one this morLlng and very drunk. He was fined | 5 and costs.
 Miss Katie McAlenney of Meriden is spending few days with her parents. Mir and Mrs Edward McAlenney of Jewelry street. Miss McAlenney was formerly one of Kelly's popular clerks. but for some time Las been living with her uncle, Rev Father McAlenney of St Roses church. Meriden.
 l Tbere promises to be moonlight and fine sleighing on the evenings of Weines- day. Thursday and Friday of next week and if the hopes are realized many from Waterbury will attend the bazaar given I these evenings. There will be dancing and plenty to eat
 Doctors OHara and Hayes and MT Platt. the board committee on teachers held d meeting last night and considered a petition for the opening of German night school in the Clay street school | building. The committee voted to open the school Monday night with Henry Loether as teacher.
 4 rumor that the Consolidated road was hout to issue lot of new stock to it's stockholders at par. the proceeds to be used in improvements, was denied yester- day by IradiCg officials of the company who said that at the present rates 1t would b- cheaper for the company to borrow cash if it was needed rather than to issue either stock or bonds
 Cornelius Cassidy. a brother of William Cassidy ot this clly, Is at the Helping Hand hospital m Pzeekskill with Lis ~indpipe severed and will probably die. How Le obtained his injuries is not known. When brought to the hospital be only p int,d to the wound in his neck and gasped "barbed wire" since then he was unable to speak. The man had been wandering around for several days and was evidently insane. Word was received this afternoon that the man would recover. He is well known here having lived in Waterbury some years ago
 Some of the members of ths Shamrock club left their roop's, 26l Bank street, last night. leaving a bracket lamp burning The rooms are situated over J J. Shee- hans saloon. About 11:3O Mir Sheehan heard some noise overhead and going up stairs forced in the door of the club room and found that ths lamp had exploded and that the fire had reac he'd the north wall and th, floor. which were burning fercely. MT Shtehan and his bslt -ndrr, Michael Carroll. extinguished the fire with water from the saloon. The building belongs to Joseph Corr. About $50 will repnr the damages.
 IL is not at all probable that Councilman r. J SlcGrath will be able to attend the meeting of the court of common council next Monday night. MT McGrath has just undergone an operation for liver com plaint at the New York hospital and there fore may not be able to attend the meet ings for some time. Mr McGrath's un- AvOIdable absence Is likely to result in some serious losses to the democratic side of the house. for the republican majority of the court of cOmman council. unless
  tage Ot Mir McGrath's ~bcencs and elect two new members of the road board. It is hoped that the new members of the court of common council will come together and agree on all these matters before Monday night.
 The Amaranth club of Meriden. com posed of representative citizens of that city. will give an inaugural ball Monday evening. On the occasion of the inauguTA- ton ot MayOr-elect Levi E. Cos and the mt mhtrs of the common council. The club propose to make the inaugural ball an annual affais and the leading social event of the year. Flynn's orchestra of fifteen selected musicians will furnish dancing music and Jerome Mays banjo club of Bridgeport promenade music. with Professor w. Emerson Rodgers mas ter of ceremonies The decorations wal be unusually handsome. Mayor Coe and lady will lead the grand march Guests from all parts of the state will be present, and the ball promises to be Q great sue cess
 At A meeting of the Third Congrega- tional church held ID the lecture room last night. the following officers were elected: Deacon for three years. Miller c. Haynor; clerk. s W. Chapman; treasurer. John Henderson. Jr.; standing committee the pastor. the deAcons. the clerk, the treas urer. and the Mesdames Augusta Chip man and T. B. Walker; Sunday school su- periutendent. Thomas B. Walker; assist ant superi" "tsndent, John NJ. Henderson, Sd; assistant superintendent of the pri- mary department, Mrs F. P. Waters; societys committee. Scott R. Rasmussen. Fred c. Chapman and Alexander Tender son; ushers. the descons and the clerk. The annual report of the pastor. clerk treasurer. Srnday school superintendent Sunday school treasurer, Boys brigade, cadets and VI omen's Aid society was r-ad aud showed a prosperous yssr for the church.