Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-12
CITY NEWS.
Fair, warmer tonight.

Fair, warmer tonight. .1S.'-s
 Miss Mary Lines of Ansonia has ae- cepted position in the local telephone office.
 W. Bennett, clerk of the water board, and his wife, left to-day for two weeks vacation iD New Jersey.
 At meeting of the committee on public lands and buildings last night it was voted | to proceed with the work of painting and | decorating the hall of the City hall builds ing at an expense of $297, divided between the town and oity.
 There are now 450 inmates in the Con- necticut school for boys at MsEjden, and the institution is in good working order It is expected to make the printing depart ment self sustaining by securing part of the state printing, oS N. J. Welton, president of the water board, said to-day that the water was not all right yet, but he believed it wou1i hebe. fore night. The board is flushing the pipes and no pains is bring spared to remove the objectionable taste and smell.
 The assistant superintendents and agents of the Metropolitan Life Insurance l Go will tender reception to Superinten- | dent Burn at Wallace's lake house, Quas- | sapaug tomorrow. in honor of his depar- ture for Europe. Mir Burn will be absent a couple of months.
 The funeral of Mrs Charles c. Greenleaf | took place from her late residence, 254 South Main street, tt 2:30 o'clock this l afternoon with services at the houS byRev Dr Anderson and interment in Riverside | cemetery. The pallbearers were Lester NJ. Camp, Alexander Dallas. F. B. Hoad- ley and Alexander c. Mintie.
 Dr Thomas J. Kilmartip, who is now practicing at Fordham hospital, New York, has again demonstrated that he is a stu dent of more than ordinary ability. He made remarkable showing at the gradua- tion exercises short time ago and now, in competition for medal of honor given by the hospital, in which there were thir- ty-six competitors. he carried of the first prize. snr Kilmartin is a son of Thomas KilmartfD, the West End grocer. The regulation green goods circulars. made familiar by frequent publication, yet alwaysa good bait for some ignoramus have made their appearance again. There is the type-written letter with imita- tion of newspaper clipping inclosed, to- gether with type-written note giving eau tions, etc, and the directions: "Send your telegrams to l.. Newmyer, Morrisville. Bucks county, Pa. Your password and number is Hester 632"
 Colonel Louis R. Cheney, assistant quar- termaster-general, was at Niantic yester- day experimenting arrangements to get the camp ground and buildings in order for the encampment next month. The re- cent retirement of Colonel Doherty will place he Second regiment on the left of the line, necessitating some changes in the mess house on the left Captain George A. Cornell will take gang of men to Nlantic on July 22 to lay out the camp pitch the tent, etc
 A physician asked a reporter of the DoEMocRAT this afternoon if he had heard anything about the condition of the city water to-day and followed up his question with this remark: "That was the greatest outrage ever inflicted on any community and should not be surprised to hear of good deal of sickness on account of it. 1t is not the day a man drinks bad water that 1t effects him, but Ferhaps weeks after taking the dose. l can understand why the water that renamed in the pipes for two or three weeks would be unfit for use but why it should be allowed to run into the houses to be used by families, without word of warning. i| something which cannot account for. I call it criminal negligence on the part of those in charge of the water and something which the pub llc should not allow to pass without enter ibg strong protest against the conduct of those who are responsible for it."
 Peter J Lawlor. aged 23 years, died at the hospital at 4:30 o'clock yesterday after noon. whither he had been taken June s for treatment for typhoid fever Under taker Bergin removed the rem lins to the residence of his uncle, M Guilfoile, lSO Grand street. The deceased was the son of Patrick Lawlor, for years proprietor of LaWlot's hotel on East Main street, and was we'll and favorably known to large circle of friends and acquaintances in Wa terbury and surrounding towns He was blessed with a sunny disposition which made the world cheerful to him at all tim's 8, and this. with a fair share of droll humor, made him a most agreeable com panlon. so that he was welcome guest at any gathering which he decided to attend. Since the death of his father he conducted the livery stable on Meadow street with considerable success. A sister, Miss Lizzie Lawlor. one of the pupils at the convent of Notre Dame. survives him. He was a charter member of Court Martin Hellmann. A. O F. of The funeral will take place at o'clock Sunday afternoon The members of Court Martin Hellmann will at tend the funeral in body and have ap- pointed the following pallbearers: Chief Ranger J. F. Colloty. Henry Most S. James Harrington. James Leonard and Edward Begley. All members are requested to meet in Htllmann's hall at 30 Sunday afternoon.