Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-27
CITY NEWS.

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 There will be no rehearsal of the choir l of the Sacred Heart church this evening.
 Mrs Sarah Fitzsimons, age 5S years, died at her home on Pine street last night |
 The graduation exercises of Harrington's Business college will take place at So'clock tonight.
 The assessors wish to warn taxpayers that this week is the last for handing in their tax lists.
 Mrs Kate Hayes of II North Riverside street has broken up housekeeping and will leave for Ireland in few days.
 The Union club has voted the board of governors full power to act in the matter of selecting suitable site for the associa- ton.
 James E. Agnew of 490 East Main street slipped into the cellar of his new building yesterday afternoon breaking his arm just above the wrist. Drs Axtelle and Graves l attended him.
 Frank Guilfoile, John McEvoy and Will liam Kennedy are home from Mount St Mary's college. MT Guilfoile graduated with high honors at the commencement exercises held at the college Tuesday.
 Moses F. Marcaus. the eight months old child of Moses F. Marcaus of 10 ward street, died yesterday. The funeral took place this afternoon with services at St Ann's church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The members of the First division, A. Q. H.. are not making much of s hurrah 1 over their picnic, which will be held at the West End grounds on July 3, but they are putting in a good deal of hard work. just the same. and all who attend may be sure or plenty of amusement. The best of or der will be maintained.
 The New York S New England railroad will run an excursion to Providence. Rocky Point and Crescent park on July 1, under the auspices of the Danbury fire depart ment. Rocky Point and Crescent park are the most popular resorts on the Rhode Island coast The train will leave Water bury at 7:15 and the fare is only g. | The board of directors of the Catholic | Women's association met at the home of tte president. Miss Emma McCarthy. last evening Considerable business was trans acted, and plans were talked up for next seasons work. Bsfore sdjournipG the hostess invited the members to partake of | light luncheon which WAS served in the par Tor
 The fifth anniversary of the marriage of 1 brated last night at their home. p Cottage place. Among the guests were: Mrs w. r. Baird and daughter. Stockbridge Mass Il. c. Bowen. Lenox. Mass. Miss Helen Black. New Ha- ven. Numerous presents were received by the hosts,
 The new Second Congregational church at the corner of Holmes avenue and West Main street was dedicated with impressive ceremonies yesterday afternoon. The tdi- | fee was crowded to the doors many from other churches being present. There was an excellent musical programme by orga- mist \ J. BlakeSley. Rev +. + Meridith, D D. of Brooklyn. N. |. preached the dedication sermon after which the cere- mony was gone through. In the evening there was an interdenominational services At which most of the clergy of the city ap- | peared and made short addresses.
 Tie annual entertainment of the purils of St Marys school will be given in the opera house tonight shd promises to eclipse all former efforts of the iDstiiution | in ttiS line For over two weeks cleo | tIivians and scene painters have been at work ahout the stFge making all the neces- sary arrangements for the electrical dis play which will be the finest ever seen on tha lccal stage. Over 2OO children from four years upwards will participate in the performance. The costumes of the diff fer-nt characters will be superb. There are few good seats still left and those who desire good positions should lose no time in securing them.
 The examination of those who wish to obtain certificates of qualification to teach in the schools of the center district will be | held iu the high school room on July and }. beginning at 9:30 o'clock each morning Candidates should be prepared for exAmi- nation upon reading. writing. arithmetic, grammar. geography. United States hlsto- ". spelling. physiology. methods of teach ing Other things being tqual, residents of Waterbury will be preferred in making appointments, especially those who have spent prescribed number of weeks in one of the city training schools.
 The Second division. A. o. H, will hold its annual open ar festival at West Eud grounds July and 5, ar d it bids fair 10 eclipse anything of the kind yet under taken by thlS popular organization The commi tee has gone to an enormous expense 10 secure for the people of Water bury and vicinity attractions of such im- POrtaEce and merit that hundlsdS sill stay in the city that would otherwise go out of town to spend their monty. The grounds wlN be brlih Inuy illuminated ecch even luG. and the best of order is guaranteed to all who will attend There will be a grand eAhlt Ition ot fireworks each evening which in itself will be we'll worth the price of ad- mission
 Jertmi h Terrell of Bucks hill met with a St rIouS accident ln Exchange place this moEIirg He was driving along Bank street when double team which was standing in front of F.. I Turner X Cs's started down the streets and locked wheels with Mir Terrells light wagon throwing the driver onto the paving blocks John Murphy. who happened to be on the ground. prevented further accident by bringing the horses to standstill NIT Terrell was picked up and carried into the Waterbury drug store where Officer John Brickel made an examination of his in juries and found that they consisted of a bruise and scalp wounds on the top of the skull. He was attended to by the clerks
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