Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-11
CITY NEWS.
Masouerade at the rink tonight.

laS Dee0 NlSluuS lGlCnuS III "a'EApAAs returned home this afternoon.
 The members of the St Vincent de Paul society will hold a meeting in St Patricks hall at $ o'clock tonight.
 Mrs Marin Painter, aged SG years, died at her residence 32 Park place Saturday night The funeral will take place at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 The gross receipts for the recent fire mems ball amounted to $l S4S and the eX- penses to $665 56 leaving Sl,1S2.44 to be devided among the companies. This means about sl43 92 for each company.
 Mrs Kate Egan of River street has brought suit against Gaffney N Martin, contractors. for injuries received on Jeffer son street on account of building material left in the street by the contractors.
 There will be a meeting of the town school board in the police court room at o'clock Thursday afternoon. for the pur- pose of taking action in regard to the pro posed new school building at Bunker hill.
 Tomorrow evening at the convent of N3tTe Dame. Vicar General J A Mulcahy will give an exhibition of scenes from AmerIcau battlefelds. and on "Wednesday night he will exhibit them at Pythiau hall, WatCIt )Wn.
 The concert in Concordia hall last night was well patronizAd. The soloiSts were Miss Kate Gloster. Miss Thornton and NJ J. McEvoy. There were select readings by ]. \. McGuire and q concert solo by Ii (. Eaton of the American band
 Philip Smith, aged 25. died at Ithe hos pital Saturday night Mir Smith under went operation for appendicitis Friday and sank lAridly afterwards. His father, I Al. l., l., The remains were taken to Winstad for burial.
 An informal reception was rendered to thr Misses Ami" and SAliia DoddS of New York at W. l.. QuIgley's home last evening Vocal and instrumental music | with a bountiful collation. served by the hostess. Mrs Qqigley, made an evening of enjoyment.
 Everything points to full house at the eoclablt of Division No l, \ o H, ip Concordia hall Friday night. large number of tickets have been sold and the committea feel confident of large at- tzndance. Booths orchestra will furnish music and Prof Pole will prompt
 A Lew lodge of the Knights Of Homer will be instituted in Moriartys la!l on Thursday evening There will be thirty five members fer initiation The work will Le performed by Grand Dictator George W. Daines of Lltchfield, assisted by the grand officers of the state
 The SHOW drifts still continue to cause | considerable annoyance on the r4llr pads The train due at the Naugatuck depot at | SIP q. m was forty minutes late this morning. On the wAy down from Win. stcd tlt train encountered big drift | winch snapped the steps from one side Ul the larior car.
 The Rev Dr And, rson ot the First Con gresational church commenced his min isteriAl labors ill Waterbury thirty veal: ago and the event WIS celebrated witt spt c.nl services at the church yesterday morulhg The pastor gave an interesting View of what he has noticed during tha period.
 lLe Waterbury Y. NJ C. \. bl~kst hul team We're badly det,ntei by t.e New Erltaln basket bal team Saturday evening tbr score being II U 3. Each slde received one tuul Inc Waterbury team did no' play to-, thcr and Were an easy prey to IL, skIils Ii passing ant t-aru work Of tue New Britain boy>.
 The 1uut ral oi tharl, W. Johnson look place. from his late residence, conner d Bishop and Bronson streets. at u'ciocl yesterday afternoon with srrvItts at Hal memorial chapel and Inttrmtnt Tn River side cemetery. Nosahogan lodge, I. c 0 F. and Speedwell lodge K. cf P. attended lu a body and sent some handsome flora tnhutss. The Pallbearers were: JOhI Wells and s. Decker of Nosahogan an, James A, Knox and Au5u ,tus N. House O ] Speedwell.
 The work of rem OVlng the big sno, b.nks from the public streets was kept u all day yesterday. Street Inspector Relle had fcIty men at work on East Main stree and there were others situated in differen parts ot the city. The Traction Co had force f meu along Bank street Yves ot the New England crossing. Selrctma Morris Lad the town teams out an the heavy drifts on the main tarnpik4 were carried away The work WAS c1u tinuei to-day and most of the heavy drtt have bteu removed
 Tickets are now on sale for the ltctut to be given at the opera huu-e St PAtilck night. under the a"spires of the S.crr. Heart church. Henry A Ad ms of Brook ! lyu. \. Y, will take for Ll> subject .'Fai Play, and will no doubt make 1t yer . interesting discourse A musical prt grAmme of merit. and appropriate to tn - day We celebrate" will be given by tn - church choir. The parquette section c the opera house will be reserved for buyer 7 of 8 cent tickets the exchange for coupon to begin on the l2th of March at Dur can pharmacy The admission to dress circl will be only 25 cents.
 There was large attendance nt tn opening of the fair ot tho united courts c Foresters Tn City hail Saturday night
 The decorations were very artistic and tn big audience trjoyed the programme in menacly. The stage programme consiste of hand and head balancing and cortol tiAu acts bS Barrett and Phelps and a slac \ wire feat by Master Wilson Tesier. Dan, ing was lndulg.d in with Professor Pol : Hrompter. It was Courts Fruitful Vim and Martin Hallmann's night and tn members Were present in goodly number,
 Tonight Courts Ilaucock aud NigilAT
 will be in charge and therH will specl
 programme, which will delight tho at
 dience
 !. In the case of James Roberts again
 PhilO B Norton DO error was found by tt
 suprelAe court. This suit involved sever
 claims as to the ownership of tte stallio
 Harkaway, valued at g .O00 The hor: was the property of George Hayden, un
 it is alleged that it was purchased |
 George l. Lilley, after an advance pa'
 uIent of S1 500; that 1t became the props
 ty of Roberts. Norton advancing the mol !, ey upon condition that bill of sale fo Il low. This was agreed to, and the paymer
 of s675 with interest and q speciied su
 for keeping tbe horse was agreed upol
 Norton held that the sum advanced was
 loan, and that he had claim on the hori
 for security. In carrying ont the agre l. ment the horse was delivered to Norto ', The superior court found that the fac Il were that Lllley paid $1. 400 to Hayde a winch was for his interest in the hor.
 only. that there never was any mortgage
 pledge and that Roberts never owned il
 horse The indignant is sustained.