Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-28
CITY NEWS.

Waite Comedy company in "O'Flynn in Mexico" at the opera house tonight.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Snow tonight and Tuesday warmer on Tuesday. ! DaSid H. Casey has purchased the West End, drug store from John Fl. Frpin and will refit and restoek it.
 | A. O. Spencer, for some time teacher of bookkeeping. banking and commercial law at Harrirgton's business college. has ac- cepted the office of assistant secretary of the Y. NJ. 0. A, to succeed c. H. Everett.
 Mrs Marie Beciard, aged eighty-three years, mother of Madame E. Pouard, died Saturday at the residence of her daughter on Bucks hill. The funeral took place at ? o'clock this afternoon, with intermsnt in Bucks hill cemetery.
 Frances 0. Griggs. mother of Louis D and Dr Edward L. Griggs, died at her residence. 4S LeavenWorth street. Satur- day night. The deceased was eighty-si years of age. The funeral will be held at ? o'clock to- morrow afternoon.
 There is sure to be a large attendance at the letter carriers ball which will be given in City hall on February 25. A con- cert programme will be rendered by the American band of twenty-three pieces. E. Blakeslee of Thomaston will prompt.
 Eight candidates for state licenses as pharmacists were examined at the last ses- sion of the state hoard of pharmacy. Of these three were successful. Cl nton O Bingham of Hartford. Julius c Duchetts of New London and William P. Russell of Waterbury.
 l The local physicians have commenced the use of ann-toxine with very satisfac- tlry results Dr Brown has used it in the ksNFn IL af,N 10 W ketts of Cherry street. which he was called to attend and found suffering from an aggravated attack of diphtheria. | Christopher F Downey and Miss Margaret H. Mckinley. for several years An attache of the tax collectors office, were married at the church of the Imma. culate Conception at 6 o'clock this m1rn- ing. Vicar General J, \. Mulcahy officiat. ing City Auditor James J. Cassin did the honors for the groom and Miss Belle NJ. Mckinley, sister of the bride. was maid of honor
 February 19 is the date of the first an- nual concert and sociable of the South End Anchor club, which will be given in Concordia hall 4 large number of tickets have already been sold and the members feel satisfied that the affair is sure to big success The proceeds of the entertain ment will be devoted to the furnishing of thtlr Already handsome quarters on Wash Ington street.
 | It is evident that Strt ct Inspector Kelley does Lot intend to have the city drawn into l.gal complications on account of slippery walks At .Rn early hour this morning the inspector had force of men about town sanding erossEalks, and they did not confine all their operations to the IL to the city line. This is the right kind of precaution.
 Divisio No l, 4 O. H., is looking for ward to big attendance at its concert and reception in Concordia hall on February 15. Tickets are meeting with a ready sale and everything points toward success. The following committee of arrangements Is diligently at work: John E. Finley. Thomas Lynch. Michael Lawlor. Peter Murphy. James MeagheT. William b. Keenan, Patrick Brennan. Michael Wrenn and Philip Murphy. Booths orchestra will furnish music and Professor Pole will prompt
 | Two residents ot Quarry street appeared before the board of relief the other day, and said that while there is no street in frC Ut of their property fit for public use. DO city water oth CT accommodations such as property owners in other parts of the city have. y-t their taxes keep going upward Il drn't thius. said one of the men tu d rrpnItrr of the DEMot RAT. as he walked out of tue hall. that ths city has speIt Sl0 oa hat rect during the last ten years"
 At the e=ting of the Waterbury Tenn peIanee reform agGe. held in the opera house yeste:dsy afttrLoon. the ushers | nd ( fn nln nf men for bad behavior. President Nichols announced that Judge Munger of Ansonia would address the meeting next Sunday. A B Lincoln of Hartford will address the meeting n February 10 Frank B Scott of 3S East Clay street was appointed to as certain how many were desirous of attending the twentieth anniversary of the W. c. T. [ at Hartford. February l2
 While some of the friends of Repre- sentative Hall of Waterbury may favor his bill rep, alinG the law that now gives Eomen the right to vote on school ques- tic ns. he will find it pretty hard work to repe-l it." said leading member ot the house yesterday to a Meriden reporter The law is all right, and if it were not for lncal reasons do not believe Mir Hall Uould ever have introduced his bill But wait till Mir Gum. chairman of the | Hall bill; then we'll have fun"
 The funeral of Doctor Nicholas J ! Hanlon took place from the residence oi his mother Mrs Margaret Hanlon, 13 Hall street. at I:15 yesterday afternoon, with services at St Patrick's church and inter menI in talvary cemetery. The hon. orsry pallbeArers were: Dr William J Delaney of NHugatuck. Doctor James F. Donahue oi New Britain. Doctors John F Hayes and James J. McAvOy of Waterbury and James Corners and Daniel Reid, the two last representing the A. O. H. The active psllbearers were, Attorneys James E Russel snd Florence Clohessy of this city and Charles Morris, and John Mo SamaTa. the last two representing Court Alton Farrell A 0 of A of Ansonia
 Dr T. L Axtrlle and Jean Jacques. whc have been contemplating for some time au extended southern trip. will leave Water. bury for New York Wednesday. rom New York they will take the steamer Glen Fuegos of the Ward Line aud theIr first landing will be at Nassau. Island of New Providence. of the Bahamas. Here they will spend n week or ten days. They will proceed by the same line around the east Srn end of Cuba and land on the southern coast of Santiago. After 6 short stay they will sail west to Glen FueGos. From here they will proce d by rail to Havana travelling at the rate of only seven mil, Au hour, Here they will stoI five day. and on Ihe return trip will stop again a Nassau It is probable that tue travelerr wIll bs joined at Havana by Major A ! Spencer and George A Boughton
 The funeral of William H Kenned, 8 tcok place from his late rssidence oi South street at 8:30 o'clock thls mornint Q to'St PAtriek's church. where 8 masa o l requiem was celebrated by the Rev J. H DugRan. Toe pallbearers were from tn, f different societies with which the de