Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
CITY NEWS.

AOASCS AAAA OC ACAN The road and sewer boards will meet to- morrow night. The municipal register for 1894 has | been printed. Copies may be obtained at | the city clerks office. Parties going away for the summer may have the DEMOCRAT mailed to any address for twelve cents a week, in advance. In the superior court at New Haven to- | day Judge Prentiss swore in forty-five law yers. who recently passed the examina- tons.
 Miss Mary Kenney and her aunt, Mrs B. Blsnsdeld, will spend the month of July at Nantucket. They will leave Wa terbury on Friday.
 Notices were posted in the Watch fact ory yesterday announcing the annual va cation. The works will close Saturday night for three weeks.
 | The Wornen's Friendly league has leased the first floor of the old Bronson library building. and will take possession of the same on July l.
 Martha McIlroy, the four months old child of James McIlroy of Cherry street. died last night. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon.
 Miss Bridget A. Bahan of 656 East Main street was stricken with paralysis last night and her condition is regarded as se rious. Her left side is affected.
 Laura A. Chapman. aged 57 years, wife of Daniel Chipman of Highland avenue. died last night. The funeral will take place at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 The hearing on the appointment of a conservator over Thomas Ftzsimmons was adjourned this morning until Saturday. Judge Lowe will call in another judge to decide the case
 For reliable up to date clothing go where the people go, to the Crodlt Clothing Co. 62 Bank street All wool suits. any style, from $6 up. on our popular weekly pay ment system.
 Dr Axtelle said this morning that John Phelan, whose ankle was crushed by the cars Sunday morning, was steady improv- ing and that his foot would be amputated as soon as his condition would permit it.
 The funeral of Hannah NJ Allen took place from her late home on Hayden street at 2:30 clock this afternoon with services by the Rev MT Elsdon and interment in Riverside cemetery.
 NJ Guilfoile left last night to attend the graduating exercises at Mount St Mary s college. Mr Guilfoiles son, Frank, who has been four years in that institution will be among the graduates.
 P. ter Reilly and Miss Eliz .beth Dunn were married this morning at the church of the Immaculate Conception by the Rev Father DOwney. Philip Reilly was best man and Miss Mary K Reilly maid of honor.
 The Waverly base ball club will go to Sandy Hook on July |. where they will play for purse of S25 at the picnic to be given by St Roses drum corps. Carmody and Hemlcck will be the battery for the Waverlys.
 Leroy Wright left this morning for two weeks vacation. to be spent in the west and south. He will purchase uniforms and instruments for the Hellmann Ad- vance drum corps, of which he is leader, before returning.
 List of letters advertised at the local post office: Mrs Julleth Ames. F. J. Arm s | strong. J. w. CroSsmap, James Cassidy, NJ Bookstaver. r. J. Fleming. P a | Clifford. G. H. Hurlbutt John Kitty. Mrs : Molina Louis, Charles Y. Martin, Henry Martin. kazini,r Neweski. D Mis- Minnie Murphy of Le, trd street a daughter of Mir and Mrs John Murphy, and e 4 graduate of Notre Dame, class of '94. has | accepted position as orgapist of St Johns t church. Watertown. Miss Murphy is one of the most accomplished pianists of the city and is also the possessor of a sweet 5 soprano voice.
 The annual convention of the Conuecti q cut State council, c. B. L., will be held in . Ansonla on Tuesday, July 9. The dele if gates from Waterbury council are NJ. Me = Niff, r. F. Bannon and NJ. T. Maloney Nil McSitf is state treasurer of the order. The legion has a membership of over 30 00O0 There are over 500 members in the Connec ticut body.
 . The annual picric of the First division 0 II , will be held on the West Enc d grounds on the afternoon and evening o July The members of the First division are noted for thelr hospitality and vii provide every accommodation for the com fort of their guests. Dancing will begiI - at o'clock in the afternoon to the music of Bcrgen's orchestra
 This is an age of souvenirs and of all re ceived by 'he DEMOCRAT none is more worthy of praise than that just issued b, the NAugatuck Citizen. The letter pres. and arrangement of the half tone enGrav ines show the individuality of II. Don Ian, who is an artist in this line of work The souvenir Is a boom for Naugatuck.
 Notices of two actions to restrain th, foreclosure of the New York and New Eng
 
 States circuit court at Boston, and on then l. Judge Nelson has issued an order of notic if returnable June 29th. and has directe, notice to be served on the C unset for the u corporation. The plaintiffs are Richard $ Hart of Brooklyn.
 Governor Coffin has signed the schoo amendment to the town voting district lay and Judge Prentice has dissolved the tenn porary injunction which c. Art Ward wa . granted restraining the center district frou f purchasing the Brown lot for high schoo site. The district was represented by Col Il onel Burpee. There was 10 one pressn to champion the Ward side of the case.
 There was large attendance at the pic ' nic of St lead Baptiste soci.ty on the Yves d End grounds yesterday afternoon and even n ing and all spent the time in a most agree " able manner. The principal attraction aside from the dancing was th :, ball game between hines from St Jeal Il 6apti ste society and the Lafayette club If Fhs former was successful by a score O P to IT. There was splendid batting ant fielding and there is a bright future befor some of the players. should they turn thei ls attention to the national game. Is The advance sale of tickets for St Mary ,1 school entertainment which is to talk place on Thursday evening. has been yer good. At an early hour this morning ther l. gathered in front of Duncan's pharmacy h large crowd awaiting the opening of tn u polls. Over five hundred tickets had beer exchanged up to press hour. As it is al Il operetta. with heavy choruses and electri display, as distance lends enchantment there are yet over four hundred good seat Is tobe sold. The entire house is fifty cents boxes aud sofas seventy five cents
 Search warrants were issued by Agen Holohan for the following beer saloon