Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-16
CITY NEWS.

Professor Bonn's recital tonight at Leavenworth hall.
 "A Fisherman's Luck" at the opera house tonight,
 The committee on additional water sup ply will meet tonight.
 A. T. Darling has accepted position AS elevator tender in the Bohl block.
 The Fifth Division, A. O. H., will hold special meeting this evsuing.
 Only one plain drunk was in the tolls this morning. He had judgment sus- pended.
 Fair. stationary temperature, probably light frost tonight in interior, variable winds.
 City hall was almost deserted this after noon, most of the city and town officials being in Hartford at the charter hearing.
 The water board is removing the sprink- ling pipe at the green to a point about sixty feet further east. so that the sprink- ling cart can be filled without interfering with the trolley cars.
 Mrs Ann Heating and her daughter Miss Carrie J. Keating left this morning to at tend the funeral of Mrs Keating's brother ex-sergeant of the police P H. DoTan of New York City.
 The ten mile walking match between John Mcdonald of Waterbury and William Gibbons of Naugatuck will take place at the Gem opera house, Naugatucs, this evening. The match is for $50 side and the championship of the state.
 There will be grand concert and enter tainment in City hsll Monday night for the benefit of the Waterbury Temperance Reform league. consisting of vocal and in strumental music reading. recitations and other literary exercises.
 Superintendent NJ S Crosby invites all who wish to take the teachers competitive examination in July to meet him Tn his office No 10, Irving block, tomorrow, Friday, afternoon at 3 o'clock. for the pur- pose of organizing a class in methods of teaching.
 Peter Oates and Miss Mary Hynes were married thIs morning at the church of the Immaculate Conception. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Father Lynch and was followed by a nuptial mass. Thomas Gynan was best man and Miss Bridget McCiuire was maid of honor.
 Of Miss Addie Grabert who is to sing at Concordia society concert on May 21, the DAnbuTy News says: One of the most delightful features of the evening was the singh of a solo by Miss Addie Grabert who is an excellent fine soprano and her winning presence at once captured the audience.
 There will be joint meeting of the bCari of education and the district com mittee tomorrow night. to hear the re- port of the committee aPpointed to report on a high school site The members of the committee are being button -holed at every point by real estate agents and quite good many private individuals appear to be deeply interested in the matter. A large number of people are working for personal motives and it is to be hoped that the idea of benedtting any particular part of the city will not be factor in deter mining the selection of site.
 The third annual entertainment and so- ciable of the Holy Family society connected with St Cecilias parish took place in Con- cordla hall last night and was we'll patron lzed quite a good many being present from out of town. The "Haymakers' inter- sperctd ith selections from Prince Pro IL tn" was produced Tn a most satisfa ctory manner and .iclted uustinted and we'll merited applause and re elected much credit on Miss Marie Heringer under whose in. struction the different actors acquired thorough conception of their parts The cast was follows: Mary, a farmers daughter; Miss Mary Herr, Anna. farmers daughter, Miss Stephanie Herripger; Farmer, Fred Probst; William, first assistant. Frank Herr; Simpkins Robert Herr; dairy maid. Miss Anna Smith. The chorus: sopranos Misses; Mary Kerr, Aana Smith. Margaret Stadler. Johanna Stadler, Katie Nassann, Mary Shell. Mary Hahn, Bertha Stroebel. Clara Armbruster, Jennie Maguer. Lena Dietrich; altos, Ste phanle H,rringer. Katie Stadler, Lena Hellmaun. Marie Miller; tenors, Frank Herr. Valentine Hahn. Louis ArmbruSter, Adam Hahn; basSos. Robert Herr, John Sieten. Achllle Armbruster Otto Herman The entertainment was followed by dance ln which all participated, and the affair was pronounced the most successful in the history of the parish.