Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-07
CITY NEWS.
Humanity" at the opera house to.

Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Jacques opera house with S5 and 25 cent prices.
 F. E. -Benham will sell twenty-five horses at auction at 10 o'clock Saturday morning at his stables on North Main street.
 Dr Tonks will be in New York on Wednesday and Thursday. attending the commencement exercises of the Eclectic college.
 Tha trial of Dr c Art Ward for starving his horses was concluded at AIS yesteS- day afternoon. He was fined $7 and costs and took an appeal.
 Dr Bacon of New Haven was in town last night and took part in the | discussion at the meeting of the Water | bury Medical society.
 Reserved seats for the opera Mascot" on sale at Duncan's pharmacy. East Main street. Ifyou miss hearing this opera you vii never forgive yourself.
 The Terpsichorean club gave socisble in Leavenworth hall last night There was a large attendance and the affair was a pro- nounced social success.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Manville took l place from her late residence, 3l9 Grove street, with services at the house and in terment in Riverside cemetery.
 In the superior court at New Haven tc- day, before Judge Prentice, Trythena Hull of Hartford was granted a divorce from Edward Hull of Waterbury on the grounds of desertion.
 Daniel Tram and Miss Mary Murphy were married yesterday afternoon at the l church of the Sacred Heart, the pastor, Rev Hugh Treanor. officiating. The wit nesses were John Blackburn and Miss Alice Phelan.
 1 David Lythgoe of Boston, the possessor of powerful and pleasing baritone voice, will sing himself into popular favor at the performances of the opera "Ms scot" in the Jacques opera house. Thursday and Friday evenings. and Thursday matinee.
 Alexander Von Humboldt lodge. N. E c, P, Wlll hold m important meeting in Hellman'ns hall Friday night. The society proposes to institute a sick benefit branch. This will have nothing to do with the cen- eral rules of the order and will be for members of this lodge only.
 The Rose Hill Social club will give a sacred concert in the opera house next Sunday evening. Miss M. E. Lynn of Providence. the reader who appeared at the recent entertainment of the RosaIHills, will assist. and several of Waterbury s best vocalists will also appear.
 Ladies desiring to buy dress goods will greatly oblige us by buying same 0f they cam during the day. Owing to the heavy clothing trade We do in the evening we feel We can pay much better attention in the above department during the day than at night Credit Clothing Go, 62 Bank street
 l Prof John l.. Bonn will give piano rectal in Leavenworth hall on Thursday evening, May 16, assisted by Miss Marcia Burton Spencer aud an orchestra selected from the Symphony and Philharmonic clubs of New York. Tickets will go on sale Saturday at the Driggs < Smith company's store.
 When Humanity" was having its street parade today someone shouted from the corner of Scovil and South Main street to a fellow across the way: Say. what do you think of Rigney now Look at the army of dogs be has captured already. 1 suppose he is taking them to the IocSup until he finds out who owns them"
 Rev J. l. O'Neil. O. P. the great Do minican preacher. at present editor of the Rosary magazine. will be in Waterbury for the social evening given by the Young Ladies sodality on Thursday. May l 16. Father O'Neil Is too well and favor. ably known in Waterbury to say more than that his talk on this evening will be es pocially interesting and Instructive.
 full attendance of the members of tht Alumnae association is hoped for at tn, convent tomorrow night. The socia part of the evening will consist of music and two papers, one by Miss Mary O'Cou nor. who takes as her subject. "Th' Stage" the other will be on ''Ruskin." by | Miss Minnie O'Copuor The committe, appointed on the June meeting will re port.
 Postmaster Fitzpatrick received a lette yesterday from one Thomas Shea. who i employed In the Haynes house Tn Spring field. asking for Information of hi brother. Patrick O'Shea, who, the wri!+ said was married man, tailor by trad and at one time lived in Waterbury Whoever knows anything of such a mal is requested to send word to his brothe ln Springfield.
 The forty hours devotion, which opene, at St Cecilia's church Sunday morning closed with high mass at o'clock thi
 morning. The decorations on the mail altar were complete triumph and reflecte
 much credit on the tlste of the youn
 ladies in charge. During the ceremon
 the church was visited by an immeas
 tLrong of people and at times it was in
 possible to fine even standing room. Ther , were a large number of out of town clergy men in attendance.
 2 At the monthly meeting of the Catholi I Women's association held last evening a
 the convent, it was announced that th
 next social evening would be held in $ s Patrick's hall, Friday. May 31. There wi
 be an exhibition of the class work th N | khn al. AL S ing the president thanked the officers an
 members of the different committees fc their kind assistance during the past yea
 The services rendered by the teacher
 were referred to with special consider. / tion.
 z, At the conventic n of the Fife and Drul n. association of Connecticut, held in Sout 4 Norwalk yesterday. the St Aloysil |. corps took first prize in modern fling an
 drumming, This was a handsome swim
 ing silver water pitcher. Fife SereeaI r. Corrigan of the St Aloysius corps wo d second prize in individual fling. His pri. " was gold lined silver cup. The { Aloysius boys now hold the New Englar IT chamT ionship in modern fling and druu S ming and are willing to defend their tit e against all corners. The Hellmann mus
 clans took first prize in the piccolo aU
 drum class. Their prize was also a silv 1t pitcher. The result of their work yeste day makes the Hellmanas champions | New England in their class On their T 0 last night the corps were escorted to tl ', St Mary's school ground by the St Aloysi '1 T. 4. society. where they received il " congratulations of their friends. The pri n won by the St Aloysius boys wlll be pr
 scented to the Rev Father O'Donnell 1t WateItown. who organizad the corps. e