Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-16
CITY NEWS.

C. H. Hart sold o-day for F. B. Kice his house and lot at l3l Central avenue 10 w. A Hrbert of Clay street
 TA,re will be joint meeting of the board of education and the district com m;ttse at $ o'clock tomorrow night.
 .;yeciai forecast for Connecticut: Fair, followed "Wednesday night by rain in west rrn portions: warn2er in eastern portions.
 Miss Nancy Cornelius of Hartford made an address before the Waterbury Indian association at the residence of Mrs II. W. Scovlll yesterday afternoon
 r. w. Bigyerstaff. the humorous vocalist, will assist At the entertainment of the Rose Hill SocIal club Thursday evening. Tickets for the affair are finding ready sale The committee on additional water sup ply will meet at S o'clock this evening, at which time bids for the construction of | of the earth dam will be opened The convent of Nolre Dame opened this | m,ruIuE after the Easter holidays. Every class has increased membership and the >IsIn1 term >taIts oil under the most ttNNrahle circumstances.
 Tie twenty ninth annual concert and >ocIAlle of th" lou0G Mems CAtLohc | Literary aSSorIatlon wll! ha held Tn the auditorium on FrIdAy evening. The 'litS l long ago established a high reputation as entertainers m this hne.
 Thtrc will be a special business meeting of the Young Wumcns Friendly league on 1 Friday evening nt 1.45. This. however. will not interfere with the talk to be given on The Land of Evangeline.' which will | Ne given after the business meeting.
 St Mnrys school opened this morning Wlth an increase of fifty new pupils, brlnG- I l s,E,N rhN hundred Talk about the lack of school room accommodations. but what would be- come of the dis trict if il had to provide for these
 James Madden. aged GS years. died in | Wlnsted yesterday afternoon. The remains we're brought to this city this morning and taken to his home, T. Meadow street in change of | Cudertaker BerEin. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning with services in St P.trick's church at 9:3o In New Hav, n they have passed an or dInaIct regulating the speed of the trolley cars to eight and ten miles an hour and the p'alnt comts from Waterbury that there the trolley isn't fast e3ouEh. Things are look, q at differently III different places. New London Day.
 Mrs John r Lynch ii. d at her home ou George street nt 6:;|1 o'clock last evening She leaves n husband and nine children, the oldest II years old and the young st twins born a few days ago, The funeral will take place at $50 o'clock tomorrow morning with SerNIceS nt the Immaculate CouceI tion church.
 Harvey l. Bot>fotd ot Seymour jumped from a Naugntuck road train at BIT dge- port thls morning Il; tue Sterling street crossing, He struck the gate and was thrown heavily to the ground. receiving internal injuries and severe trmStS He was taken 10 his hrothrr's house aud will probably recover
 Hobart N Wrlton. aged H3 years one ot 1 W.tcrLurv'~ eldest and best kuowuicitizruS, died at lis Gomr on the WolcOtt road this uluraiuE. Ih- drceaStd was at on" time erirrtnau ut Waterbury and held several other important public positions. all of which be dl>rhhr,;rd lu a faithful mlnner. The funeral Will take place at ; orIorS Thursday afternoon with SVrNIS-S at Nt Johus church
 The public >>uroIs opened [" i,! with !. large, mtic..,!Aut,, III al! the buildings. Sruurl will iut nl"'n Tn ihr rnuIuS at the Water! ury F"Iuturr IN.t uttu Thursday and uw!r ' t' th" WuIA vt pUttlrI ln }. new lrluuI "Yn-IuI~ u the M:,shluItou ,,.ont. v!l,h k n t!'t ;uih r wTlrt. l. l'.e school v'!l r.2t "P-H u"til tom ,rtow morulr1
 John I. M,ha". d Ivpu)r sropIoyt vi the Waterbury Watch Co. died i'll lbs Angeles. Cal Last "Wednesday. He went w,Nt Tn November LuplrE to regain hi~ tallIEE health. News ot hl~ death WAS r. c,lvrd with r, sr,t to-day by the watrl factory employees. with whom he Was great fnvnrlte His home was in Cheshire l ll, kOiv will ,~r,,lNa b1y b,a brN,r1bf :oE lurIa!.
 There Ayr number ot Waterbury peopl, at Hartford to-day for the purpose of ap leArlnI before the committee in referenc, t' th, lIN granting the city permission t> l do it's ogu lighting Among those who at tended tLe hva,lrg were: Mayor Kllduff City Attorney Eurper. Ald-rmeu klrtrr ltaliln, CHudln. Councilman k cte. Fir, CoEnlSsInnrr \. Hynes. Thoma h'lly ami Mir SAephArdsJu of the Traction Go
 \ u.rrtIrS ot t:r boAld uf mauagtmen ot t.r proposed pvoulr'S rescue mission WAS held last ttNrunc at the resiieLcr O \ Mr~ r. l. Cook, and tA,>A officers wrr, elected: President, A A Benedict; Nlr' president. Mrs r. Cook: secretary. Mr c. . H,htln>; treasurer. A ( Mlntie members ot executive committee m addl
 
 Davenport, the Rev F . Townsend an, 1 Mrs + NJ Strong
 n The E-v j l. O'NeiI. e P, the famuu , poDlrlcan preacher lectured In St John church, Watertown. last evening or > "CathClic Literature in CatEo!lc Homes. 1h4 church was crowded to the doors | many prominent Prot, stants being pres ent It was an udmI:ab'e lecture. Fathe O'\ell related many incidents of his mi, sionary c1peuense which highly amuse II hlS audience. He secured 5O subscriber
 for bis magazine The Rosary C shortly before II o'clock tEis nornln
 hn alarm f fire was ruul in from the col
 n:T of Bank md Grand streets. hrOugl
 out the fire drpartment in quick ume. Th
 alAlm proved to be tARc. Someone wa
 cleanlDE sink In the residence of lame
 McWhiEnIe, 2>3 south Main street. whe
 the composition be was using caught fiji
 and started blaze The fire was exuI S GElShed without the use of water. TheI y was no damage.
 The old Fellows are contemplatin
 some important changes in their new buili
 ing on North Main street. 4 handsom
 vault will be placed on each Of the Si l. stories and chute will be put in so tn, : people having offices on the top hoor ca drop their mail into box and have ii carried into the postofice department c ,,. tbe ground floor The chute will be mad VI of glass and will add much to the beauty , If the building.
 ! Tie St Rarromeus Nertin will give a
 cate rtaiument in ConCordia hall to- 1norro 1T evening. The principal feature will l
 an operetta, Little Bo-Peep." by chi
 dren of the parish. with the following cas m Little Ho-Peep. Cecilia .Heringer Nett .l cote. Lena Hartman; Lady Lea, Matilt i'' Damon Mistress Mary, Nellie Bradley lC Glll. Barbara Stadler. under study .,l Josie Armbruster. who Is sick Cock !" Shell. Nettie Saxe: Silver Bell. Soph .A S,