Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-18
CITY NEWS.
Carnival at the rink to-picht.

The Empire City comedians at the opera house tonight.
 The adjourned town meeting will be held in City hall this evening.
 The Empire Comedians, booked for to- night at the opera house, were formerly known as the Empire Stars.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Threat ening followed by fair weather slightly warmer Tuesday morning.
 The Foresters' union fair closed in City hall Saturday evening. It will net each of the courts handsome sum.
 The first grand concert and sociable of the South End Anchor club will be given in Concordia hall Tuesday evening. There is more trouble in the state prison. Thirty Catholic convicts have re- fused to attend the Sunday services, and the directors will investigate.
 A water pipe burst in the third story of the T.illey block. Sunday morning, caUs- ing considerable damage to the cloak de- partment of Reid & Hughes.
 The PAstime Social club has elected the following officers: president. Joseph Lal- Ter; vice president. Joseph Jendran; sec retary Joseph Baker; treasurer. Charles Martel.
 A. house, was declared insolvent in the pro- bate court to-day. and the hearing on the appointment of trustee set down for | February 20.
 l The ladies and gentlemen who have been invited to take part in the comic opera Mascot" are requested to attend a rehearsal to- night in the feet re room at the Sacred Heart church.
 l | street created quite a sensation yesterday afternoon. Someone telephoned to No 2's engine house and the fire laddies respond ed quickly and extlnguished the flames | with the use of hand grenade.
 Contractor Charles O'Connor has just l completed handsome library case for the use of the rooms of the St Vincent de Paul society in St Patrick's hall. The case contains 150 feet of shelf room. and Is one of the nsatest book cases in the city.
 The case of the New Haven Brass Go vs | the American Pin Go was tried before | Judge Bradstreet in the district court to- | day. It Is an action to recover for work done. Attorney Ely for plaintiffs. Brou- son for defendants
 The walk on Grand street, south side below Bank. Is il a shocking condition to- day, and If the property owners in that street have not been brought before Chief Egan before this time it is about time they were. for person would almost need a boat to get from that point to the New England depot
 The will of Israel Holmes was admitted l to probate this afternoon. A hearing was held on tie application of interested par ties to have Matthew Lynch file an ac counting of the estate of Bridget Hosey The sccount was filed with the probat, court after the hearing hearing on tn, application to throw Adin N Menard Int C insolvency was given late this afternoon.
 Grand Chief Ranger Burke of the A. O. F. of A, spent Sunday in Waterbury fol the purpose of witnessing an exempliica ton of the new work by Court Falcons famous degree team. Mir Burke was mucl pleased with the work of the team anC thought it would be a benefit to every court in the state to have one of the sam kiui, It Is understood that the team vii be invited to give an exhibition at tn grand court convention at Hartford il May.
 This afternoon the committee on charter revision decided not to submit their re port to the common council for week The report, which came from the printer | and the committee have had 10 opportu nifty 10 examine it in it's printed form t. see W hat verbal corrections are desirable or what repetiuons there are 10 be ehmi hated. The committee think il very da sirable to % through the report in 1t | printed form and as they have no time tC do so to-day they will Rsk for a few days postponement In the presentation of thei report
 The reverend mother superior genera of the Congregation de Notre Dame. as companied by Madlme St Agnes of Jesus left oE the one o'clock train to-day fo Providence, dehghted with everybody ant ever Tthing she saw in Waterbury. Tn ? unexpected kindness she experienced a 7 the hands of the reverend clergy and thei 3 parishes. the sympathy rendered her b l alumnae, the Young Ladles' 'Sodality of tn D Blessed Virgin and the many friends wh l called on her at the academy touched he deeply. Her parting remark was that sh would never forget Waterbury and its kin | hearted people The word school" i } the address printed in these columns Sa urday should have been "shoals'' S
 Mrs Rosa Hellmann, wife of Marcr Hellmann. the Grand street hotel keepe
 was aGreeably surprised last night whe |
 Benefit society. connected with St Cecilia
 parish. called at the house and took DO
 session of the whole place. It was su
 prise to Mrs uellmann, who is a prom
 ntnt member of the organization.
 beautiful center table and handsome Vas were presented to the hostess as a mark
 appreciation from the society for the zoe
 work performed by Ms Hellmann = building the Sick and Benefit societ
 which has done so much good among il
 German people. A reception followed
 which the hostes proved herself no novit
 as an entertainer With songs, speeche
 recitatons and addresses, few hou
 were spent in a very agreeable manner.
 The February side of the Waterbury S
 perior court, criminal side. will open he
 tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock wit
 Judge Thayer on the bench. The follow / ing cases will come up for trial: Joh O'BrieD, James Ahearn and Patrick Kel
 naugh. charged with the theft of a watC
 from man named Ward; John Bartlet n theft of a drummer's Ssatchel contalnir n samples of shoes; Matthew ShannahaI II theft from person; John Healey and Ne = lie O'Brien. adultery. Healey will conte ., the case and will employ Attorney Do little. son of States Attorney Doolittl if John Daley, criminal assault on Mrs Lew
 March James Dolan and Frank Bower the two men who burglarized the cloth a store of Marcus and fled to Pouchkeeps
 where Detective Egan found them. We u nesday the grand jury will come in ar Y hear the case of Salvador Feranini, charg . with sodomy.
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