Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-14
GlIY NEWS.

The fire board will hold an important | adjourned meeting tonight.
 Adjourned meeting of the board of health at o'clock this afternoon.
 Road Commissioner J. H. Fruin is suf- fering from an attack of the grip.
 The Waterbury Driving company will hold its annual meeting tonight.
 gEAttorney James E. Russell will resume his place as prosecuting attorney to-mor- row.
 The Misses Manic and Nellie Scully of Washington street are visiting friends in Bristol
 Specirl forecast for Connecticut: For this section, the conditions favor clearing and warmer weather. t.>R
 Edward H. Everett, former employe of the Waterbury Watch factory, died at his home in Oakville to-day.
 An important meeting of Central Labor | union will be held this evening. All dele gates are requested to be present
 Very Rev J. A. Mulcahy will continue his lecture on "Liberty" before the pupils of the Convent of Notre Dame tonight.
 The arguments in the case of Erwin vs Arenholtz were concluded before Judge Bradstreet to-day and decision reserved.
 John Lynch of G99 Bank street slipped and fell at the rear of his residence last night dislocating his shoulder Dr Bsne- dIct rendered surgical aid.
 A mass of It qulem will be celebrated at the Immaculate conception church at $ o'clock on Wednesday morning for the late Christopher K Kilpride.
 All wishing to join the evening school for Int chanlcal drawing for the winter term should be present Tuesday evening at | : o'clock in the Bank street school.
 Georgiana Frenette. the two years old daughter of Mir and Mrs Theodore | Frenette of South Main street, died yester- day. The funeral took place at ? o'clock | this afternoon.
 | Charles B. Phillips of Naugatuck and Melinda. Bell, au of Waterbury, were mar ried.at Brewsters, N Y, last Saturday by Rev NJ. J. Htnery. The couple will reside | ill NaugatucE.
 National Secretary Treasurer E. J. Lynch of Meriden will address the three social assemblies of the Knights of Labor III this city this evening at Labor hall. All members are requested to attend. William J. Schlegel has sold for Edwarl C. Smith, the builder, hls lot on North Main street, north of his residence, to George E. Brown, the natter Mir. Brown will erect private residence on the site The Children of Mary of the parish of the Immaculate Conception have elected | those officers: President. Miss Julia Me Carthy; vice president, Miss Susan Weston secretary, Miss Katie Hayden; treasurer Miss Lizzie Kelly.
 At a meeting of the Holy Name society of tue Immaculate Conception parish. held yesterday afternoon. the following officers were elected: President. William Milton, treasurer, James Goughlin; secretary Michael Carn'X.
 Mrs Matilda Knox. wife of James F. Knox of SIS Baldwin street, died Saturday | night. The funeral will take plac at :3U l o'clock tomorrow morning with services ut St PAtuck's church and lnterment in Calvary cemetery.
 Th- annual spring entertainment of the Sacred Heart church choir will take place Tn the near future. It will consist of an elaborate production of the popular opera. 1 .'MascUtte " The date has not yet been fixed. RehearSaIs will begin at once.
 The installation of the officers of Water bury council. C. B. L., will take place this evening The exercises will be con- ducted by Judge Roche If New Britain and Uill b followed by banquet at DAvld's. Mattrbury council was organized four years ago with thirteen charter mem- bers. It now has ? membership of fifty two and is i'll prosperous condition.
 The W. R C. T. A B. society met yestrr,lav attrrnuon and elected these off cers: President. Henry k. Byrnes; vice president James Meagher; recording secretary. John Thompson financial secretary, William C. keenan; correspond- ing $, cretary, William Duncan; treasurer and chaplain. Rev Hugh Treanor; mar shal. James Eustice. The report of the treasurer showed balance of $l, l4S 20.
 The Waterbury Temperance Reform league held its annual meeting yesterday afternoon and elected the following off- ctrs: President. Rev R. A, Nichols; first vlce-president Stephen w.. Goodyear; St cond vlce- president, Frank B. Scott; secretary. James B. LawtOn; treasurer. A. A Benedict; chief usher. E A. Moree; musical director. w. L. Elton The col lection amounted 10 S22-65
 TEe attendance at the parochial school of St Ann's parish now numbers over 300 pupllS and were it unt for the lack of sufficient teachers this number could be increased to 5OO. There are five teachers at the school. two sisters and three lay teachers, the former from the convent of Notre Dame and the latter from Canada. One of the lay teachers. Miss McDOnuld. came if ID upper Canada and devotes h., time to teaching the English language.
 The Sunday Herald has offered a re- ward of $500 for the apprehension Of and proof to convlct the fellow who threw vitrlol into the face of Reporter Frank S Steele Thorc k little evidence 10 work rpon, but such facts as the Herald Is in possession of will be given to any person who wishes to undertake the task of ap- pretending the criminal AIr Steele's in- luries did not keep him confined to his bed as long as was expected He went to Bridgeport Saturday evening, hls face in bandaRes The left side of his face will be badly disigured and he will lose part ot his left ear.
 The board of councilmen met Saturday night and adjourned without eftectluH or ganizatien The following proposition agreed upon by the conference committee was submitted and approved by both sides: That the republi- cans have the president and the sealer of weights and measures and the democrats the clerkship and the road commlssi 0ntr- ship The republican members met. with Albert Noether as president, but as all the democrats were not present. the latter de- cided not 10 go into the meetlt s until all would be in attendance. Adjournment was again taken to next Saturday night.
 James Joy went to the station house for lodging early Sunday morning. but as he was quite drunk he was put in cell. This morning he was given thirty days ln iail Dora Rumrill has only been out of iail four weeks. She IS one of the Light House" gang. who were gwen severe sen tences some months ago. Officer Healey found her in room In the rear of Joe Mangini's saloon. very drunk. Saturday night She was al-o charged with being vagrant Sergeant Dodds and Officers Healey and Moore testified to her record as a street ualker haYin0 DO home. The