Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-18
CITY NEWS.

SpeClaI lOEeCdSI IOE SOuntCllCul' EdlE weather. stationary temperature.
 The dance of the Young Italian club has been postponed until Friday night.
 ' NJ. Sullivan of Hartford has accepted j'atinon As drug clerk at Nugents phar- :l4.,.
 r4.ls4. a. IIebert has sold his resi- .,si.... '~ t.~t Clay street. to Hugh Flood = N.H s.r, @t.
 I;, ;t..y Lafayette gave a social dance !. l..a,,ANorth hall last night. BerGln's .. .cAestra furnished music and Prof Pole prompted.
 Patrick Coogan of Washington street has pu-cnased the house and lot of Mrs Michael Russell on River street. The price paid is said to be about SS,6O0. Miss Katharine Gloster will reDder some | of Moore's sweetest melodies at the illus | trated lecture to be given in St Johns church. Watertown. Friday evening by the Rev J. H. O'Donnell.
 There are advertised letters in the post office for Mrs Jacob Acker, N. H. Beacker, Perry Chamberlain, Mrs Jennie Darling, Thomas Francls. Miss Minnie Hennessy, Andrew Hanson anL Frank Woodruff. 1 Thomas Parker of Meridian, represent ing the State labor bureau. was in Water bury today looking up statistics with re- | gari to pauper labor and the cost of main tainlng outside poor and inmates of the almshouse.
 Court Htllmann's sociable will be given in Concorlla hall on Friday evening. The committee of arrangements consists of John F. CollOty. Thomas F. Dillane. Chris A Dunphy, Joseph A, Tracy and Frank r. Morgan.
 Have you registered your dog yet? If 1 not you had better do so at once. The on or before May l. There are thousands of them in the city but so far but very few have been re ,istered.
 The funeral of Hobart Y. Welton took place from his late residence on the Vol colt road at } o'clock this afternoon with services at St Johns church and interment iu Riverside cemetery. The pallbearers were E R Lampson. l. K. Brown, F. N. Ferry and Charles Pierpont.
 The heirs of each ot the following de ceased members of the Knights of Colum- bus have received $l .OO0 from the treas ury of the order this week: John Good, late of Sau Salvador council New Haven John Griffin of Eldorado council, Bran ford; and William Brown, of Ferdinand council New Britain.
 The Rose Hill Social club will entertain its friends with concert and sociable at City hall tonight The club has long sine 6 won an abiding place in the hearts of the Waterbury people and its numerous friends ere very ready 10 fill to overhowing any hall that may be selected for an entertain ment given under the auspices of the Rose Hills.
 The funeral of Owen Flanagan took place from his late residence on Ayers street st S:30 o'clock this morning to the church of the Immaculate Conception. A mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev. Father Kennedy. The pail bearers were John Benulac. I1erce Dillon. William Phelan and William DerwIn. Interment was iH St. Joseph's cemetery,
 The social entertAlnment of St BAro, meus verein, which was given Tn Con cordia sSii last night, was big success. The children of St Cecilia's parish pre- scented the operctta Little Bo-Peep" in a delightful manner. Eddie Hellmann and John Hackett appeared in comic sketches, John Ssmrow rtcited. Rudolphs orches- tra furnished music for the dances.
 A large number Cf people collected at the Naugatuck depot at the l :2S train this afternoon to bid good bye to Mir and Mrs William He'lmauu. who with their child left for trip South. Tine party WAS Ac clmpanied by Mr. William lIS ISluthardsun who will return Wlth her husband. whp l, now at Old Point Comfort mahInG t:raug, ments for the receEtlNn "t the party
 The funeral at Michael Ryan tuoa place from hl~ late residence on Soutt Riverside street this morning, with a hIcl mass at St Fatrlcks church and iuttrmen in' St JoscPLS Ctmltery. The pail bearers were: Ambrose Gullfoile Matthew Bergin, John Ryan. Nicholas
 Doyle, John Harrington and Michael Hen messy.
 l The Turn Nerein Norwarts held a gran, opening Tn their new hall on Scovil
 street last Eight. The place was crowde,
 to tho doors with friends of the society . many being present from out of town. double quartette from the Concordia Sing , ing society rendered some selections. Tn Lyra Singing society were guests. Ther
 was dancing to the music of the Americal
 band with Hoffman prompting
 Ira Hawkins testified in the Delane
 breach of peace case this morning tha 7- Delaney was not s man to be trusted. II = had discharged him. His wife was a yer
 worthy woman. Delaney was given 30 day
 in jail for drunkenness and three month
 for breach of the peace. Michael Lyon
 got thirty dA:s for drunkenness as di
 Annie Mc(irath. Abraham Miller wa } charged with assault on Eliza Sawyer. was Il fumbltd up mess of Polish Jews an x Judge Root suspended judgment. !, Those desiring the benefit of the sut u scrlbers' sale for the Boston festival oI I chestra concert at the Jacques April P o are requested to leave or forward thei names with number of tickets required t o the Driegs N Smith company before Satul c day night The price of tickets will
 $50 and Sl 0O. according to location ' Subscribers sale will begin Monday. Apr |, P. at 9 a. III. General ssle Tuesday '' April D. at A. III. Boxes can now b r. secured on application. Prices for lowe
 boxes SlO %; upper ones $7 50. TheT
 are five sittings to each box. All sale
 will be at the DrlggS N Smith compony'
 IesterdAT afternoon Constable WilliaI
 J. Rigney served papers on Charles Jacl ( sen N Son. granite cutters in suit fc \ &, 900 brought by the Connecticut Steal
 Brown Stone Co of Portland. Property o e Bank. Field, North Willow and BeAvt .r streets were attached. The plaintiffs clall
 $5, ,0OO damages. It is alleged that a yea Y ago the plaintiff agreed to furnish Charlt k Jackson & Son with mate rial to the amour
 of SIS, ,000 for the construction of Chri ( church of Anscnia, payments to be mad -p as the work progressed. It is alleged thu , &4. .G25 due on the fifth and sixth irsta k ments have not yet been paid ThomG if F Jackson says that the suit was expecte
 aud is brought against the firm on coI :. tract which was not properly executed | " the plaintiff.
 ,o The seventh annual reception which toe 'o place in the paIlors of the First church la !, o dance was large and the decorations wei even more artistic than on any of its pr Ii vIous efforts The reception committ' .l consisted of the Mesdames D. B. Hami ton Alice Bull, G. (. Hill. F.. L Frisbi lP Sr S A. kingmAn and c M. Upsol