Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-29
CITY NEWS.

 The St Cecilia's Drum corps will meet at the usual meeting place tomorrow morning at 7:30
 Joseph O'Neill, son of Attorney John O'Neill. student at the University of Pennsylvania. is home on his vacation.
 The ladies of the Catholic Women's As sociation are busy to-day decorating St Patrick's hall for the entertainment which will be given Friday evening
 A young carrier pigeon flew into Frank GEabers bird store on South Main street to- day where it awaits its owner. A tin band marked ''49' is on the birds leg.
 All members of the A. o. U. W. will meet win Connecticut lodge. No 52. at Pythian hall, Thursday at S:3O a. m,, to take part in the q A R, parade.
 The show of Buffalo Bill is no com parison to the show of clothing now on sale on weekly payments at the Credit Clothing Co. 62 Bank street.
 The annual picnic of Co E. Hibernian Rifles. was held on the West End grounds yesterday afternoon and evening. There was large attendance and all report pleasant time
 Lang .S Pnelan, real estate agents. have sold for Mrs NJ A. Dougherty her house aid lot on the corner of Washington and Dublin streets to Edward Wheeler, who expects to improve the same.
 There will be an important meeting of divisions 3 and f. A. o. H, ia St Patrlck's hall at o'clock tonight when arrange | meLt5 will be completed for the Memorial day parade.
 L. A Reed, of II M,aiow street. the proprietor of Dlne'e discovery, which has cured so many Waterbury people of rheu- n atism, has received a testimonial from Mrs :. F. Steere of 49 One street, Prov:- | deuce, who was cured by the medicine
 The annual picnic and games of the Brooklyn Athletic club will be held at the West EEd grounds tomorrow afternoon and evening An interesting programme l has been prepared and without doubt the attend nee will be large
 Landlord Wallace extends an invitation to the people of Waterbury to attend the ''opeping" of his popul IT resort at Quassa- paug tomorrow. Many improvem -nts have been made and the genial proprietor l and his assistants have already prepars- s- tions made to entertain an unusually large l crowd
 | Tie Connecticut Electrical Co of New H,ven has been awarded the contract for fitting out the Odd Fellows building with wires for lights and other purposes, and the American Fire Roofing Co of Boston will do all the fire and water proof work. 1 Every t2or in the building will be thor oughly fire and water proof.
 Rev Father O'Neil. the eloquent Domini- can preacher. will deliver a lecture on How to Read and What to Read" at the church of the Immaculate Conception at I fn- i.rhf h. admission fee and the reputation of this profound scholar and brilliant speaser is sure to draw a large audience.
 Tommy Farrlugton called at the DEMO. cEAT office to-day and saId he was tired of all this blufing from would be fighters and from q certain Brooklyn man in par. ticular. He has forfeit of $25 in Fred l Harvey's hands for fight to q finish foI $l0u. He means business. he says, and the sooner the forfeit is covered the better Ee will be satisfied.
 Memorial day scene in Currans win. dow is the object of much attention to- day | \ neat little green mound has been con. | strCCttd q strewn with great profusion oi beautiful flowers. A life picture of G 4. + man and handsomely costumed little girl keep vigil at either side of tn. grave A huge cannon is planted in front and large column draped lu mourning towers high in the back ground while numerous insignia of memorial exercises are in evidence. all of which makes a very pretty picture.
 D H Mrloy. agent for the Brown prop. cry CT East Maiu street, has submit d another proposition to the center school district He allows the district $l ,OOO fol the old house He also proposes to sell tc Chris Strobel triangular strip on the west eEd of the lot with frontage of ter feet on Water street and tapering to ar apex on East Msin street. For this he vii allow the district sl 500 bringing the price of the remainder of the lot down to sI2. 600 Instead of Sl5 GOO This would mak, the Trice of the site $37 .JOn. but it is be ileved that this can and will bs reduced bS at least 5 OC0
 Water D. Ford and Miss Jenhie NJ Dudl,y, whc until recently was a popular teacher at the Elm street school, wer, married at 3 o'clock this afternoon It tht T. siiebcy of the brides mother, Mrs Sarah NJ. Dudley, G9 Cherry street. The cere mnuy was performed by the Rev Dl 1 Davenport in presence of a number O r,lttivts and friends from different town. in tie state The ushers were Charles w Humphrey of tbIS city and F. l. Ford o New Haven Little Bertha Niles of Nev : Haven acted AS flower girl. The crremon, was witnessed by number of the teacher. of the center distlitt
 The Botanical club held an iuterestin, session in the Bronson library last eve1 iug and decided to change the name of tn organization to the N4turalists' club This has been done in order to induce al persois interested in the study of ami mated nature to become connected witl the association, which while devoting con siderable time to the study of natural his tory, will still continue its researches II the botanical work. Among a number O rare plants exhibited last night were tn yellow violet, crow foot, golden corydalis way yfaring tree. mountain maple and great variety of ferns. The meeting wa enlivened by an interesting talk on orni thology.
 The annual meeting of the Connectic cu Library association will be held in the Bil Memorial library at Groton to- morrow " gramme includes an address of welcome Rev W. L Peek. Groton: respoLse of th president. W. c. Stetson, New Haven; di ! cuseion. opened by Gardner NJ. ,!ont s salem. Mass; address. Rev F $. Hyde Groton: paper on genealogical collection . in public libraries. Charles Knowles Bel ton. Brookline. Mass; discussion on boo : numbers, opened by H. F. Bassstt. W. ter bury. During the noon interm1ssion tim will be given to visit some Groton histori cal points
 r Vicar General J. A. Mulcahy is in HAr! ford today attending a meeting of tn diocesan cOnsultors. which Is being held a , the Episcopal re,ideLce To-morrow h will accompany the bishop and his secre tary to New York. where a banquet will b . given in honor of the bi h , l prior to his departure fu