Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
CITY NEWS.

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 The funeral of Patrick Carroll took place this afternoon with interment in 1 Calvary cemetery.
 The quarterly entertainment of the Third division. A. o. H.. will be held next Wednesday evening.
 1 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Phelan was held at o'clock this morning with interment in St Josephs cemetery. Edward Pierpont. Colonel J. B. Doherty and Valentine Bohl left on the 10:50 tram this morning for trip south.
 Harry Pearl of Meadow street, an en- ploye of Benedict i Burnham's. received a bad cut on the wrist of his left hand shortly before noon to-day.
 Court Shields. A. o. F. of A., has changed its meeting night from the first and third Wednesdays to the second and fourth Fridays of each month.
 Duncan the druggist has A new fad in soda. He sells pine fruit pubs and serves fancy crackers at the fountain. Call in to- night and try them.
 h the probate court this morning Real Estate Agent w. J. Schlegel bought at suction for A client the Pratt property on the Prospect road consisting of thirty acres of land and a house and barn.
 Alfred E. Elliott. aged 74 years. died at his home, i32 West Main street, yesterday afternoon. The deceased had been watch man at the Waterbury Brass Co for a num- Der of years Besides his wife he leaves two sons
 The remains of William Wren, who died at his home on Orange street yesterday will be taken to New Haven for burial. on the 1U:45 train on the Naugatuck road Monday.
 The Sporting Life's Brooklyn cores pondrnt writes: Lachauce will own Brookly tefore the year ends or I shall be surprised honestly believe he is the coming king of first basemen and is com ing fast at that
 large class of children will receive the sacrament of confirmation from the hands of Right Rev Bishop Tierney at the Sacred Heart church tomorrow. The chIldrens mass will be celebrated at S:45 instead of o'clock.
 Some one has been making a dumping ground of Mrs Laurence Ruth's lot on Pearl street and the owner slys she wants 1t distinctly understood that the place mu, t not be used for such purposes and that she will prosecute any person caught dumping rubbish or garbage there.
 The faiy of St A0n's church Will open in City hall tonight with a delightful stage programme. Prof kilrow will make bis first appearance in Waterbury and Fred Benoit will introduce some original comic sketches Tn addition to these there will be fan drill by thirty pupils of the paro- chial school.
 A fine list of names has been secured for the subscribers sale for the operatic con- cert by the Boston Festival orchestra. ,f lo requested to leave or send their names to the DrieCs .S Smith Go before 9 o'clock this ev"ning Subscribers sale will be Monday at 4. IL.
 Justice Prentice in the civil superior court at New Haven yesterday afternoon decreed a divorce to Ellen l.. Blake ot Wa terbury from William NJ. Blake of Detroit. Michigan The couple were married No vember l, 1883. Mrs Blake alleged deser- ton and intolerable cruelty. minor child was given by the court to the custody of the plaintiff
 pr w G. Anderson of Yale college de liverei University extension lecture be fore a large audience in Leavenworth hall last night. on Physical Culture " The speaker made an eloquent plea fo= the development of muscle in the educational institute ns of the country, and said that
 
 highest intellectual attainments We're due to d wise uioellnG of physical and mental framing
 The Young Women's Friendly league held an interesting session Tn their rooms ID the Castle blcck last night The Misses , | Lucie E. Aulltn. Helen Drhrule and Helen Gearing Wtre appointed delegates to the convenIlou ot th, Come cticut association of tGr Working Girls club to be held at | New Eutun on May lG. It iS expected tLH: a humber of Waterbury girls will at- tend the convention. Miss Grace Dodge ot New York. the originator of the club fol working giIlS. will be the rincIPal spt Aker ) After the transaction of routine business Miss AnE4 L Ward gave delightful talk l uu the sutIrct The Land of Evang-line' in winch the late of the village of Granl Pre- and II, iuhAtliauts Was graphically told
 The first annual concert and so1iable 0 , Court Martin Hellmarn. A. 0. F. of A. tONk lace in Concurila hall last night anc Was largely attended. large number be lng present from out of town. The grand march Was led by Chief Ranger NJ. J SmIth and Miss Lizzie Begual and Wa, participated Tn by about one hundr.. ccCT!eS. IIlHnt'S orchestra f"rniSLe, uu~lc and Ufendale prompted. Ia, Il E"EA- A-clnent was very satisfactory ani th .. court demonstrated that It k capable O "A GINIng a~ Cotd socIGble as any ot them O even If II Is the youngest of all Tn .,. floor committee was as follows: NJ. J | Smith. grand conductor, assisted by II Q NJ. Begnal. J. N Henderson, II. F. Flood F.. J Maloney. k. N. Weis. II. \. Hell " mann, H. Murphy, L. F. Field. NJ. J. Kasu c T. E. Miller F F. Lynch. nr Lancaste aud Dr J. J McEvoy
 : At a bar meeting this morning the fol |. lowln business was transacted: Town o r. Waterbury vs Daniel J. Ratfelty ct al
 motion for judgment of foreclosure. owe
 for one week. Joseph Brennan ct ux V
 Iers mIAh p. Shea. of calender. Wllliar
 Beadleson vs John McElliAott ct al. owe
 for one week. John Mangini vs Charle -r Mlnard et al. judgment of foreclosure. tn
 town of WOlcott erased as party; amour " $l.6lG.75. (. E. Webster vs James Porter ,r judgment of foreclosure; amount $42t James Wright, ST. vs William H Wright t lC al. allowed and decision given. RobeI .y Greenthal vs Lincoln. Sey ms G Go, decis ion reserved. Assignments: Monda, i> April 22, James Corr yS Matthews & Wi -r lard company. Tuesday. April g. l
 GreeLthal vs Lincoln & Seyms Nednei e day. April 24, Patrick Thompson vs Joh k Harmea. Thursday, April p, R. G. MuI . sOu et aI, NS NdIAu S. CduWell et al, d. l. 1t Fruin vs Edward McGrath Friday. Apr . 26. Johnson vs M. O'Loughlin. Monda, ' April 29. ThomFs Fahey vs Patrick ThomI " son. Monday. May G. Nj Murphy ,o James McCann ct al.
 ', The twenty-eiehth annual concert an III reception of the Catholic Literary associ, C. ton took place in the auditorium last nigh 4 The building was crowded to the doors | u the members and their friends, all of whol rd spent the evening in most enjoyab
 manner. The concert which preceded Il lC march was beautifully rendered and Il ly dance programme was greatly enjoyed. il