Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-04
CITY NEWS.
Special two days sale at Ourran's,


 Special forecast for Conn ccticut: Gener ally fair, slowly rising temperature.
 Th6tlecorations or marksmen badges for the members of Cos G. and A. have ar rived and will be distributed at the com pany meetings.
 Strong. we'll made aprons for men in shops given away free. Call and get one at the Credit Clothing Co, 62 Bank street. No boys need apply.
 Two pairs of cattle for use on the town roads, purchased in Woodbury, came to- day. During the winter the town keeps only one yoke for use.
 There being some mystery concerning the death of little Robert Uffendale, Med ical Examiner AXtelle has sent portion of the stomach to Coroner Mix for analysis.
 John Doty of l6 Charles street called at at the office of Prosecuting Attorney Rus sell this afternoon and had warrant is sued for the arrest of James Mulligau for assault.
 Judge of Probate A. Lowe and wife returned from Savannah, Ga.. last night. after enjoying ten days vacation. The judge was at his post this morning looking hale and hearty.
 Frank J. Thomas today applied Tn the probate court for an order to sell land of the estate of the late Joseph E Thomas, of which he is administrator. Hearing will be held April s.
 The dedication services of the Second | Baptist church in Simonsville opened last night, about 250 being in attendance. The sermon was delivered by Rev Dr | Davenport The services will be conclud- | ed at 7;45 this evening.
 The case of Thomas II. Hayes vs NJ. J.. Mahan was tried before Judge Root in the district court to-day. It Is an action of Tt plevin, some fixtures being the cause of the suit. Terry & Bronson for Hayes, | Gillette for Mahan.
 Last night the Central labor unions committee on entertainment and sociable decided to change the date of their enter tainment from April 19 to May 3, in order not to conflict with the annual meetings of l certain societies. Tickets dated April 19 will be good for May 3.
 | The local branch of the National Asso- ciation of Letter Carriers held its regular meeting at the residence of John J. Kun. kel, l5 Lawrence street. last night. After the regular business had been disposed oi a reception was held in which Mir kuukel and family proved themselves no novice: in the art of entertaining.
 Dr c. F.. Munger will attend meeting of the New York Academy of Medicine to- night, to take part in discussion or Anti -toxine, Its Manufacture, Its Use and Results" The meeting will be at tended by prominent physicians of differ ent states. some of whom will read paper: on the subject.
 James Hsrtuett, who was injured las winter oR Liberty street by being knocked down by double ripper. and whose clam for damages against the city was disal lowed, called on prominent attorney to day for legal advice in the matter and was in formed that the city was not liable "But the city gave those fel lows permission to coast on tha street, said Mir Hartnett. and if this hat not been done they would not have beer there and I would not be injured. That's all right" said the attorney. ''th, city gives me the privilege of driving team on the streets and If l injure you you must look to me and not to the clty for damages. What is the reason," h, asked. you don't hear of anyone suin. the city when the Traction company kill sumeone. and yet the city gives them tht privilege to use the street"
 At the meeting uf the district committe, last night bills amounting 10 $ll .523 9- were approved, The recommendation O the board of education regarding Miss Mar garet Corcoran. that she should be ap pointed to the position ln the sixth Grad of the high school about to be temPorArIl, vacated by Miss Mary F. smith. was re crivrd and placed on tite ann the recon mvnd.tlon adopted, The contract fo plumbing the rtw Washington school wa awarded to Barlow Brothers. ths loves bidders. for SID Chairman Wolff wa empowered 10 secure quarters for the su {r rIntcnd"ut. who must vACLte hIs Vrrsru office which will be uS,d aS an extra rrCl tatlou room The sub committee of tn district committee. comprising Captain Wolff. Captain Goodrich and Superinten dent Crosby. had no report to make re gArdIng increased High school accommo dations and were discharged No othe action on the matter was taken and it wa decided that report should be made b, the joint committee. which has had tn question under consideration, to the join board at later date Treasurer Burns re ported that there was &, l63 on hand. an AS the bills amounted to $ll 523 94 tn chairman and treasurer were empowere to negotiate for loan of $5, ,0OO to tid the district over until the taxes shout begin to come in.