Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-15

behind pair of rolls yesterday afternoon Dr Frost dressed the injury.
 The new social club is progressing favor ably and everything points to a grand suc- cess, Over 100 members have been se- cured, and a constitution is being pre- pared to present to the legislature, asking that tho organization be granted a charter.
 Clothes line thieves made big haul at the residence of Mrs Henry Byrnes on East Main street, Tuesday night. Every thing on the line was taken with the ex- ceptlon of ..a few small articles, and the family have To idea as to who the thiei may have been.
 After discussing the question of fees for admitting visitors to the state prison, the state prison directors, at their monthly meeting yesterday, voted that after June l visitors to the institution be admitted only on pass from the warden or one of the directors.
 Miss Marie Herriuger. organist of St Ceciis's church. has instructed the Cecilia society to such degree of perfection that twill be an exceedingly happy hour for those who attend the rendition of the opera, The Haymakers" at Concordia hall tonight
 The seats which are to be used on the green are piled in heap beside.the band stand, and viewed from the City hall steps one would mistake them for a heap of kindling wood. No one wanted to use them for the last few days and nothing has been done about placing them in posi- ton.
 Daniel F. Kelly of 400 Mill street, an employe of the city department of Bene- dict < Burnham's, was struck on the palm Il I-Ea Al n-Ek l,r. . l.. steel which flew from a machine, inhict- the ball of the hand. It was removed by pr Frost. after considerable difficulty.
 Thursday evening Rev Father O'Neil will be at the convent to lecture for the Young Ladies' sodahty. Father ONeils popularity and practical subjects guaran- tee a large audience. Mrs w. J. Bergen will sing an Ave Maria" accompanied by Mrs Lucien Wolf1. The convent pupils are to render the Magnihcat and Regina Coh. by Rosewig and Dressler.
 Attorney John O'Neil has been making some important changes in his private | office. A new floor has been put down and the desks and books will be arranged so as to make a good deal more room in the place than before. All the furniture is now in the waiting room and the occupants of the building want MT ONtil to give them a dance before the things are set in position
 Dr c. R. Upsop, the retiring great sachem of the reservation of Connecticut. was rendered a reception at Red Mems hall last night by the members of Tunxis tribe, No p. and Toantic tribe No 5. pr Upson received handsome gold charm, Great Representative w. R. MsttiSon making the k.NG. .1Z 1 literary programme was rendered and the braves held a big feast on veniSon and | corn on the lower floor.
 Concordia Singing society was made \ happy last night by the receipt of beau titul Decker Bros upright piano from l DriegS S Smith. the gitt of the Concordia Ladies society. Mrs Ernest Stops, presi- dent of the society, delivered the presen- tation in the rehearsal at Concordia hall and President Charles Schmidt of the | Concordias responded. A reception fol- lowed in which all joined heartily and a few hours of rare amusement was enjoyed. The board of aldermen will meet to- night to hear the report of the committee | appointed Monday night to whom was re- l terred the charter prepared by City Attor- I ney Burpee and Mir Terry. In accordance | with a vote passed at that meeting May or Kid" fl has extended an invitation to the councilmen to be present. The section | debarring liquor dealers from holding ceI- | tain positions. which was stricken out of ! the original draft, has been placed in the l charter proposed by the republican leaders.
 "A Fisherman's Luck" to be produced at 1 the opera house tomorrow night by the l Brooklyn Dramatic club is deserving of a | full house. The plot Is exciting and the | story fascinating. the most interest belbe | imparted from the rise until the fall of the | cunt iu. Tears and laughter interminele 1 with refreshing regularity so that all tastes | are gratifed. The cast is an exceptionally strong one and every member has worked | earnestly for success. J. NJ Sullivan will make his debut as a star ID the local theatri- cal Armament and is sure to please the | audience. Perhaps the most pleasing character is that of Nellie" child of six years, imPessonated by Nus Mollie Lord She is revelation. brilliant in her acting. clear in Reclamation and must be seen and heard to be fully appreciated. All the other members of tue cast have made their mark on the local stage and the public Sill be happy to see them again. They are Uncle Dave. James Oolwell; Squire Ham, mond. J D. Bolan: James Ham mond. J. NJ Lynch; Si Kiddtr, John c Somers; Rev NJ, Madhurst. John F. Foley Rose Prescott. Miss NJ E Kelly; Mrs Man. ley. Miss Nora T. Luddy; Ruth Manley, Miss Katie Luddy. Choics vocal select ions will be rendered during the perfor- nance. Admissi on tickets are 25 and 35 cents, to he had at the box office
 At the meeting of the committee on ad- ditional water supply last night John W. | ~ E Tn 1 reference to extras for facing the dam which ID all probability will be accepted at future meeting and bring to close the long wrangle between the contractors and the committee. The contractors will accept S 50 per cubic yard in addition to the contract price for the facing of the
 main body of the dam for all granite facing
 laid as was done in 1894, exclusive of the
 work on the grate chamber, and sI per
 cubic yard for each cubic yard of masonry
 laid in Portland cement mortar in the l proportion of sand and cement ordered by
 the engineer over and above l 200 cubic | yards. the payment of the additional sums
 to be made as follows: The value of work
 done during 1894 and the value of work | during 1895, to be estimated and 90 per ] S+nt of ehs same to be paid in monthly I payments according to the provisions of
 the contract regulating payments for work l done under the contract. If the offer is
 accepted the contractors agree to waive
 claims for compensation for work done ou I the 6am and on the pIpe line except what
 has been approved by the engineer, The l terms also state that this shall not in any l way effect the existing conditions of the contract. except as above provided, and
 that if a settlement is reached the firm will l proceed to complete the dam with both Il tides faced to the ton with oranite faeinu