Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-09
CITY NEWS.
Don't fail to attend the "MascOt.

mittee of the Catholic Women's association will be held in the parish building at 4:30 tomorrow afternoon.
 To-day Constable O'Brien attached the saloon and fixtures of John Charters, cor ner of Bank and North Leonard street, in the interest of creditors.
 The Waterbury Watch Go has put in a new fire alarm system. Fire hose are placed in the corridor of each floor and well | epupped hose carriages have been placed | in houses on the grounds.
 The funeral of Mrs Kate Fitzpatrick will | take place from the family residence, II | Orange street. at S:30 o'clock tomorrow | morning with services at the church of the Immaculate Conception
 Messrs Lucy & Fitzgerald. who have recently opened the white front shoe store. opposite the postoffice, have an up to- date line of summer footwear. They invite readers of the DEMOCRAT to give them a call.
 Thomas O'Brien of IS Hayden street, an employe of Randolph & Cloves. received a long cut on the right elbow with a bar of metal yesterday afternoon. He was attend ed by,Dr FIost.
 Richard Condon of 96 South Leonard street received an ugly cut on the palm of | tue TlRuI HAUL Wulle dt NOEA Oh OAon bench at Randolph & Gloves factory this afternoon. Dr Frost dressed the wound. The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth her late residence, 656 South Main street, at S:3O o'clock tomorrow morning with services at St Patrick's church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 There will be jelly time in Concordia hall tomorrow night. The degree team of Court Falcon, A. o. F. of A, will give a sociable and all the local members ot the order and their friends will be in attend ance.
 The American band gave it's fourth re- cital in city hall last. The band played I some delightful selections. Mrs Fargo re- cited in an acceptable manner and E. W. Biggerstaff sang some humorous song which elected much applause.
 The remains of Rev Alfred Day arrived from Middletown this afternoon and were taken to the family residence on Pearl street. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 Thomas O'Brien, uncle of Mrs John Dillon of William street, died at his home in Boston yesterday. Mrs Dillon and her daughter, Mrs Mccarthy. left this after noon to attend the funeral which will be | held tomorrow morning.
 The case of Ira Hough vS John J. Me Cormack was heard in the district court this morning before Judge Bradstreet. It is fight which has been in court over a right of way in Wolcott since 1892. De- cision was reserved.
 City court was held at S:30 this morning Thomas Ryan was told to skip for Bridge port at once and he said he would. James ' NUol 4E ala h assault. Officer Byrnes found him fighting, but as it was his first offense he WAS let of with s.
 | The new S rect sweeper arrived on the Naugatuck road to-day and is one of the greatest mechanical contrivances ever seen in the city. It will sweep the public streets and pick up the dirt untl it has about a cartful when it can be driven to any point and emptied in an instant.
 The committee on the judiciary was to have heard. yesterday afternoon. the peti- ton of the heirs of Joseph Cassidy. There was strong array of counsel and nine witnesses were present. After some argu- ments by counsel it was argued that the committee should report in favor of refer ring the petition to State Referee Dwight Loomis as arbitrator.
 l Dr Thomas J Kllmartin, another of Waterburys young men, is home after se- curing his diploma from the University college of New York. pr Kilmartin re- ceived an appOintm nt to the Harlem hos pltal and will commence practice there about June l. There were 101 graduates. D. J, Maloney. who has completed his second year at the college. is home on Va cation
 Everything points to a first class presen- | kot Ne tha ssAT oSS ( Sl,a opera house to- night and tomorrow night It will be well staged. handsomely cos tuned and surg with effect. Parties from SlamsCri, Naugatuck and elsewhere have signIfied their intention to be present and partake of che musical feast Reserve seats will be on sale for tonight at Dun cans lharmacy until o'clocB. ard then at the box office of the theatre. The chart for tomorrow night has still many desirable seats waiting to be taken.
 There seems to be no rest for the old sign post on the green. Yesterday after noon 1t was eXhumed by order of the con- mittee on public lands and buildings and removed to the site of the old drinking fountain, which has been carted away, hav- ing been voted a useless ornament. Some one Tn authority ought to see that drinking cups are placed at the Welton fountain and | may be able to find A suitable place to quench their thirst dnring the summer months.
 Joseph Btophy and Miss Annie Quigley were married this morning at o'clock at the church of the Immaculate Conception. The ceremony was performed by Vicar General J. A. Mulcahy and was followed by nuptial mass. James NJ Lynch was best man and Miss Lizzie Quigiey, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. The bride was attired in a costume of white < brocaded sIlk. trimmed with lace and satin ribbon and carried white prayer. , book. The maid of honor was gowned in lemon co!ored lansdown. trimmed with satin ribbon and carried a bouquet of roses. The bride was popular employe of tEe Hammond Buckle Go, and hel shopmates remembered her with a ha nd I some parlor lamp and chair A reception
 was held at the home of the bride,
 mother, Mrs Margaret Quieley. 19 Pleas
 ant street. where a large number o = friends and we'll wishers were entertained , NIT and Mrs Brophy will reside on Soutl l street
 ;, There will be a large attendance a ? the center school district meeting in City hall tonight. There is no doubt that thu time has come when something must bt
 done to secure additional schoolroom ac commodations. The fact of the distric | being obliged to rent school accommoda tions outside is the best proof that could n be adduced of the need of immediat. ac U ton to provide sufficient schs room ac 7 o nmodations in most of the school build
 inys iD the center dis rict At meetin, of the speoisl joint committee las n night it was decided O recon 4 nerd the following Lts from wh:cl II to select high school site. First choice e the kingsbury lot; second. the Spencer lot
 third. the Parsons lot. It will also be re $ commended that a new high school b.