Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-27

memDeTSnlp III SI JoSepn l. \. society yesterday afternoon and received the pledge from the chaplain, Rev Father Lynch.
 Chief Egan issued an order this after noon ordering all the patrolmen to don their grey summer helmets and the men got them on just in time to give them a good bath in the drenching rain.
 Three persons left Waterbury on the new Sunday train on the New England road yesterday morning and eight came in on the return trip. It is expected that the train will be we'll patronized after a short time.
 All interested in the foundation of the new social club. the objects of which have been written in detail in these columns. ale requested to meet in the board of trad rooms tonight for the purpose of eff-cting organization.
 At the vesperS services yesterday after noon at the Immaculate Conception church l50 children were received as members ] of the Sodality of the Children of Mary. An appropriate address was given by Vicar General Mulcahy
 Rsv Dr Madison Peters of Blooming dale Reformed church. New York. has | been engaged to deliver lecture at th,- opera house on the evening of June 6, under the auspices of "A committee of 400 with patriotism as the object"
 Mrs T F. Conway of East Main street, and her two children, Hugh and Theobald, left to-day fer Wllliamsport, Penn, where | they will spend the summer at the home of Mrs Conways psrents. They were ac- companied to New York by MT Conway.
 In order to give all the members an op- portunity to take their wives and sweet hearts to Buffalo Bills wild west show t0- morrow night. the Second division, A. 0. H. will hold its regular meeting tonight, 1T s.ead of tomorrow evening. A full at tendance is requested.
 At meeting of the Temperance Re form league yesterday afternoon the resig- nation of E. A. Moree chief usher was accepted Miss Maud Norton recited and A chorus of children sang some excellent selections. The collection amounted to $639.
 The funeral of Charles D. filling took place at o'clock yesterday afternoon from the residence of his brother, Henry G filling of Ansonia. Services were conduct ed by the Rev W. F. Warwick. The funer- al was largely attended. many from this this city being present.
 Letters advertised at the local postoffice Jack H4uley, J. K. Judsop, Mrs Susan Furges. Mile Georgiana St Marie, Alfred Bousseru(2l Thomns H Morgan, Miss Ada B Ntrrls, Burney I. Chapman, Dennis Gearald keefA. J. Stone. H. T. Out house
 Walllce's lAke house at Quassapaug is now open for the season. There will be a formal opening on Memorial day, but parties large or small, can be accommo- dated at any time. The house has been thoroughly renovated and MT Wallace is better prepared than ever to please his many patrons.
 At the 9 o'clock mass at St Ann's church l yestei day morning the congregation was delighted with the singing of d chorus o voices by children from the parochia school. The solos were rendered in manner which r6tiict great credit on th, teachers and furnished abundant proof O , the excellent musical talent among th, pupils.
 In the city court to-day Mrs Ellen Sulli van was charged with assault on Mar, Fitzgerald. Mrs Fitzgerald said that MT Sullivan came into her house and assaulted her without Provocation and dragged he , into the yard and beat her. Her face pre- ] scented a terrible sight. She said the as sault occurred last Thursday afternoon a l 3 o'clock. Others testified that the woman received her injuries by falling while in toxicated The accused was fined $5 ant costs.
 Richard DAnkowski. the Scovill hous s Che and Miss Louise Schlag. were marie, at St Celilia's church at7 o'clock las night by the Rev pr Martin. Ernest Bol s was best man; Miss Minnie Schlag siste of the bride was bridesmaid and anothe 7 sister. Miss Mary Schlag was maid O n honor. The bride wore a costume of brigh changeable silk and tulle veil with orang blossoms. She carried a bouquet of whit n roses. After the ceremony a reception wa r. held at the new Park hotel. n There have been seventy-one treatment
 of diphtheria by anti-toxine in this state
 of which slxty-two have been successful
 the patients recovering. In the nine case
 that proved fatal fourwere in a dying COT , pilion when the anti-toxiDe was admin.
 tered, aud in the other cases the remed l. was not administered until after the first C .S second day. The results were sufficient remarkable to justify the claims made fo
 antl-toxine. In the use of the remedy a \ a preventive. ten of the eleven case 9' escaped the disease.
 J, The first official act of Vicar General
 
 n Rev Bishop Tierney for Rome will be ptl U formed next Sunday morning, when b
 will lay the corner stone of the propose | new parochlal school of the Sacred Heal IA church in the parish of the Rev J. ( l. O'Brien of Bridgeport It is expected tht
 large member of clergymen will be pre- T. ent from all parts of the diocese. On tt ] following Sunday the vicar general will la
 the corner stone of a new parochial scho, ;! at Sandy Hook in the parish of the Re r. Father Fox of Newton. During the al l. sence of the bishop the vicar general WI IA have all the power of that office, exec,
 the function of administering the sacr
 ments of confirmation and holy orders
 Almost all the members of the Cathol )S Literary association were in their room
 in the Lilley block yesterday afternoon an T for three hours an interesting discussio )r was kept up on the proposed amendmen
 to the constitution and bylaws, all S' which were adopted with some sligI to changes According to the new order
 things the society is to have a chaplai III and on motion Vicar General Mulcahy VI as unanimously elected to the position, and
 committee consisting of President Jam s' NJ. Lynch, Treasurer William O. Keers ar and Martin Scully was appointed to noti
 the reverend gentleman of the acton
 the society and request him to accept u ,d office. Father Mulcahy has perform,
 very valuable services for the society in Il
 past not only during his pastorate in tn
 city but several years ago when he labor, here as assistant to the Rev Father Lync and the motion to elect him chaplain " 2 hailed with delight by all the member
 Other important changes were the payne
 of a stated sum for the secretary's service
 the institution of memorial services f
 deceased members. the appointment of c. sick committee, and the exemption fro