Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-10
CITY NEWS.

The road and sewer boards and the board of compensation will meet tonight. Miss Mary A. Fitzpatrick, the milliner, will shortly visit Paris and London. She will sali about July "A.
 Mrs Jennie M. Greenleaf, age 61 years. wife of 0. o. Greenleaf, 254 South Main street, died this morning.
 The members of Companies A and G are requested to be at the armory promptly at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. Prof Bailey has assumed the charge of master of ceremonies at the Forest ho- tel. Budd's lake. N. J., during July and August.
 The members of the St Aloysius society and the pupils and sisters of St Mary's school are having an outing to-day at High Rock grove.
 Terrence F. Carmody one of the bright graduates of the Yale law school class of '95, has opened an office in room 2, Apoth- ecaries' hall block.
 Architect Joseph A. Jackson is to move his office this week to the second floor of the Bronson building, over Belair's new | store. He will occupy the entire second floor, which is now being fitted up.
 D. B. Wilson has purchased the old bJickyard at Wheaton station, com- prising of about 500 acres of land which will some day be stocked with sheep.
 The funeral of Frances May Vickers took place at 3 o clock this afternoon from the residence of her mother on North Riverside street, with interment in Call vary cemetery.
 The Misses Annie and Katie Slater of South Main street, and Miss Mary Minnehan of Orange. N J, who has been their guest for the past few weeks. left to-day to visit relatives at Amherst, Mass.
 The funeral of Mrs Almira A. Forest took place from her late residence, 321 South Main street, at 1O:30 o'clock this morning with services by the Rev MT Eld- ridge and interment in Pine Grove ceme- tery.
 Jeremiah Sullivan of 22S River street called at Dr Frost's office yesterday suf- fering intense pain on account of some foreign body in his eye. After consider able labor he was sent away relieved of his pain.
 James Edward Fitzpatrick, the six months old son of MT and Mrs Edward Fitzpatrick of Taylor street. died yesterday afternoon. The funeral took place at 3 o'clock this afternoon with intermeut in Calvary cemetery.
 Da Graves visited. Capabiancs this after noon and found him somewhat improved. His temperature was not exceedingly high and the only danger now may be in the lungs becoming affected. This will devel- op. if at all. in three or four days.
 The annual excursion of the Brooklyn Athletic club will take place August 8. The special train will leave this city at 80 and the trip from Bridgeport will be on the steamer Colchester. Wheeler S Wilson's band will furnish music. Coney Island is the objective point.
 List of letters advertised at the Water bury postofice: Chas Harris, Mrs Molina Louis. Chas Mensky. Allie Miller, Mrs Mulligan, 25 Water street, Miss Nellie Pet. tijeau, Mrs Catherine E. Parker by Mrs w. H. Forci (2), Mme Richard. 46 Liberty street. Philip Saunders.
 Seventg-six persons left Waterbury this morning on the excursion to Boston, forty going by way of Nsugatuck road and thirty.six on the New Bngland.> Most oi the party were bound for the convention of the Christian Endeavor society, but quite a good many took advantage of ths reduced rates and made the trip for pleas ure.
 Tho funeral of Patrick Hoar took place from his late residence, 90 Ridge street, tc St Patrick's church at 7:45 o'clock tbi. morning, where mass of requiem wa! , celebrated by the Rev J. B Lawless. The , pallbearers were Martin Scully, Jobr f Green, John Phelan and George Lynch l The remains were taken to Thompsonvill' l for burial.
 3 Brass City lodge. G.. T, O.,O. F., las ) evening elected the following officers: P r N F, Simon McManus; N. F. James H. o 3 Davis; N. G, James E. kefford; V. G James Fitch; R S. to N. G. w. F. Filler l. S to N G, Charles Hunter; R. s to V G, Isaac Beeman; l.. s. to V.G, Georg Smith; chaplain, Samuel Brown; warden F. l. Webster.
 The funeral of James Owens took plac from his late residence on River street a $50 o'clock this morning to the church o the Immaculate Conception. where re quiem mass was celebrated by Rev Fathe Lynch The pallbearers were Jame Longworth, Edward Mcdonald, John Caf fiery and Peter Thompson. Interment wa in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Dennis Dwyer took [ lac from his late residence on Bishop street a 3 o'clock this afternoon with services a . the Immaculate Conception church and in 3 torment in Calvary cemetery. The pail bearers were Masters Charles Doran, Joh Calvin. Terrence Donnelly and John But Ter. The flower berrers were Master John Dwyer and Frank Borst
 The funeral of Mary E Bergin too place from her late residence on Pleasan street at 9 o'clock this morning to tn church of the Immaculate Conception where a mass of requiem was celebrated b the Rev Father DowneV. The pallbearer were Andrew Toole, Edward kllloughey James Darling Michael Vickers. Michae Sullivan and Michael Delaney. Intermen was in St Joseph's cemetery.
 John Moriarty is having the long build ing ln the rear of the warerooms of tn Y Waterbury Furniture Co fitted up for , public storehouse, and & better place fo h this line of business could not be foun in the city. Wagons may be driven along , side the buildings and goods unloaded an stored with very little labor. Mf Moriart f thought he had all the space he would eve | find use for in the rear of the brick build ing. but almost every available space ther is now in use, and iu order to meet tn demand he found it necessary to partitio of the frame structure and use it for thi c purpose.
 ' About forty persons partook of cla1 chowder in the rooms of the Waterbur Association of Stationary engineer in G. A. R. hall last night. Elme A. Blackwell did the cooking in his usus I acceptable manner and the meeting di u full justice to the spread. There wa some good singing. comic recitations an several humorous speeches. It was a fArt well reception to MT Blackwell and nearl all the members of the association wei ] present and joined in the festivities the close of the meeting MT Blackwell COT fded the secret of making his famor chowder to Engineers Michael Sheehy ( the American Mills and Samuel Wood ( 1T the Waterbury Buckle Go.
 Increased Wages in AnsOnia.