Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-26
GlIY NEVIS.

Alaln street ShlOOuhcCpCIs dACN 0G AAo ASAAS on Ayers street at noon to-day of pneu- monia.
 The United States district court will open in New Haven tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. There are no Waterbury cases. United States Marshal Carmody will be an officer of the court
 Hulda Munson aged 2s. wife of Peter Munson of AZ Hill street. died yesterday. The funeral will take place at o'clock to- morrow afternoon. with services at the house and interment in Pine Grove ceme- tery.
 D. L. Davis of Luke street, an employe of Holmes, Booth ,E Haydens, was repair ing lathe to-day and in leaning over it he struck his head against revolving emery wheel inhicting a painful gash over the | left eye. Dr Benedict rendered surgical aid.
 The democratic headquarters will open | tonight in room 5, third floor. Lilley block, and it is exdected that all who de- sire information relative to registration will call at the rooms and receive all necessary instruction on these matters free of charge.
 Saturday three boys Jospeh Roce, Bernard Kelly and Maurice Altman, all Of this city, escaped from the reform school at Meriden, Two officers of the institution called at the police station Saturday night, but no one there could throw any light on the whereabouts of the runaways.
 The board of governors of the Union club will hold meeting in the board of trade rooms at S:36 o'clock this evening. when it is quite probable. that a site will be agreed on. Many of the mem l berS favor renting the Dr Robbins place on Leavenworth street.
 Father Sevilla, the Italian priest of Meriden, will give mission in St Cecilia church this week for the benefit of the | Italians. Services will be held every evening at 7:3O. consisting of sermon ltany and benediction and in the morn ing at 5:30 instruc ions will be given and mass celebrated.
 A letter received from Pitcher Klobedanz says he leaves Fall River. Mass, September IS. The Fall River club is at the top of the ladder in the Eastern league. Klobe- darz has pitched thirty-five games and lost only five. In batting his average is 44S In all probability Klobedap2 and Lachance will play ball in the Winsted team the lat ter part of the season.
 Wesley T. Oviatt. electrician for the Waterbury Traction Co. lost his bicycle Saturday night. The wheel was an Eagle of the 1893 model and was locked l III ulS CTIlHF III Iuo DlOCR where he lives, at 4l2 North Main street. During the night some one opened the paddock on the cellar door and took the wheel The police were notified but the wheel has not been found.
 After three murders within few days at Waterbury recently, local paper tooA occasion to guard it's readers against form ing the opinion that there were any more murders committed in that city than wa. perfectly natural and proper. Witt another crime of the same character added to the list last night it does seem that Wa terbury has more than it's share --NeV Haven News.
 Miss Mary Crean aged p years daughte ofaMr and Mrs Jeremiah Crean, 30 Denu, street died Saturday. The deceased wal young lady of excellent character and haC a host of friends among her acquaintance in this city. all of whom will regret to hea of her being called away so early in life She was sister of Mrs Finton Delaney Mrs Joseph <. Worsley and of Jeremial Crean. The funeral will take place at 8:3 l o'clock tomorrow morning with services a the Immaculate Conception church
 Yesterday James A. Hynts paid visit t bis friend William Shsphard. who is spend Ing bis vacation at John Moriarty's sum mer residence on Thomls K4lly's resrrv . = ton at lake tluassapauG, and having Il pen chant for fishing. Mir lIynes stole away fror his ho. and taking hook went out on tn water to try his luck. He had scArcel dropped his line when he felt somethin uibbllng 0t the bait and A second later tl boat was almost capaized He had hoote five bound bass, beating kelly's bes catch by an ounce.
 Clark Commandery. K T left here thi morning on the New England road for four days trip to Boston to attend tn twenty y-sixth trIenLial conclave of tn Knights of Templars of the United States which opened there to- day. A large part of friends accompanied the organizatiu making about l9O persons in all. Tn engine and cars which took the party fro1 the local station were pronounced tn h ndsomiest ever seen by the railroa employees Ticket AgentE D. Manwarin was among those who boarded the cal The American band accompanied the party
 Mrs Margaret Moran. Of South Mai street, wife of School Clerk T. J. MoraI met with a serious accident yesterda morning. About S:3O o'clock, while goin down cellar. she tripped and fell to th bottom, striking against the wall, recei, ing injuries which 1t is feared will mar her for life, Her nose was cut clear int the bone, her eyes and face blackened an battered. and she was also injured on th back, Her husband heard hey fall an hastened to her assistance. She wf carried upstairs and Dr McAvoy was sun moned. The accident will be greatly r gretted by Mrs Morsn's wide circle friends.
 Dr Robert Crane, one of our old An o highly esteemed citizens, has sold b 1, house on Orange street to F. B Earn worth and will for the imme ediate futur reside at 300 West Main street. Wate bury. pr Crane graduated at the Ya medical school fifty-two years ago. and ht T, resided in New Haven twenty eight year II and returns to Waterbury, in which cit and vicinity he put in twenty five years his active life work. His son, Dr Augu tin A Crane. Yale '85, was born in Wate n bury, and chose it as his field of labor c e his return from the Hawaiian islands h l89l.-New Haven Journal and Courier. @ Friendly League hall, formerly the boo stack portion of the Bronson library, is f.
 rent during the coming season, on certa " evenings of each week and at all hours every day. The room. which is large
 specially adapted to rehearsals, dril B, CO
 certs. lectures. sociables, church and oth
 entertainments. For daytime use eth D. rooms ln the building may be procur,
 to furnish accommodations for sewing 8 Il cieties and womsn's gatherings of all sort
 Application should be made to the supe
 intendent, Mrs William S. Rogers at u
 league building between 5 and 5, and
 and 10 p. m., every week day. and, aft Ill September l, at her residence, St John or parish house.
 to The work of filling in the big. almo 'o bottomless pit at Towantic is being co
 tinued by the New England road. Mu
 of the gravel used is put on the cars
 South Brooklyn. A good vit
 of the operations can be obtain
 from the cars, which run slowly aroul IA the scene of the operations on a tempora ", track. The track. which began to sink few weeks ago, was used since 1881 vii
 out the discovery of the unatahla charac,