Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-24
CITY NEWS.

 warRer in interior tonight. Court Hancock, 4. O. P. of A.. will hold | [ a special meeting this evening. The Acme club SiH give an entertain mant and sociAble N LsAvenworth hall l Friday evening. Fire Commissioner Georgs 4. Driggs and his slater, Miss Martha Driggs, have l gone on O visit to Boston. 1 The road aud sewer boards will meet to- 1 night. when a number of people will be heard in relation to proposed public i'm prcvsments.
 1 The biggest aSortmept of spring and summer suits in all the new styles now to to be seen at the Credit Clothing @. 62 Bank strest.
 Mrs Franklin B. Tompkins of Prospect road. aD employe of the Scoville Manufac- turing Go. lost the end of the thumb of her right hand on & power press this morning. Dr Touks rendered surgical aid.
 Mary Morgan, the infant daughter lf Mir and Mrs James Morgan of 336 Bald | win street. died last night. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Postofice Inspector O Bren is in town to-day with representatives of two lock making concerns. making arrangements for equlpping the new office ln the Odd fellows block.
 Frank Hardisty of 2lS Dublin street, an employe of Matthew S Willard. lrst the first joint of the first finger of his right hand on power press this morning, He was attended by pr Tonks.
 To night, at Concorda hall. the first quarterly entertainment and sociable of the Third division, 4. O, H will be held. The proceeds will go toward establishing a Gaelic chair in the Catholic university at Washington.
 Two more handsome open cars arrived at the Naugatuck depot for the Traction Go to-day, making six that have been received within week. In a couple of weeks more the company will send out supply of open cars which will delight the patrons of the road.
 The Barlow Brothers Co have pur- c-a>Si rart of the Pritchard !roperty. lying bttlean Bank and Canal streets. and adjoining the plant of the Waterbury Blank Book Co. The lot Is 75 by 70 feet in dimensions and a building will be erected for the use of the Blank Book Co.
 A blazing chimney at 255 Cherry street last night prompted some one to send in an alarm by telephone and No 2's supply wAgon was soon at the scene. and with the aid of an eXuugulsher the fire was quenchtd. The house Is owned by Mrs William COmber.
 There was a happy gathering at St Ann's fair in City hall last night. The Operetta,
 'Brothtr and Sister" which was given by the parochial school. was we'll presented. the work Of the actors rejecting much credit on themselves and their tutors. the sisters of the convent. Tonight Wilson Tessier will perform on the slack wire.
 NJ. Guilfoils, and his daughters, tie Misses Minnie and Kitty GuilfoIle. ara in DanbUry to-day atten ling the wedding ol Miss Jenuie McPaelemy and James r. Doran, Il prominent druggist of that town. Besides these a large number of Water bury people were present, among them being the Rev pr Farrell II srtin, pastor of St CecIliA's church.
 Vest r lay was a big day amoug local fisherman Kelly the baker and Hewitt the grocer spent the day al Goshen and returned last night with a basketful of the most delightful trout ever seen in the city. Kelly was greatly impressed with the rural seenety along the highway in tue vicinity of cid Goshep. ToW1 Clerk F. Beldeu and William E. Quigley led party up to TtrryIilla and arrived home late last night much fatigued aft r the day, but II were pleased with the ready manner iu n which tie tinny tribe took the bait b The board of manaG meut of the Rescue mission held a meeting last nig ght and talke R over vaIlGrSoId cations for permanent R quarters. $ a sephonS building, the rooms tormfE Ene gu!ned by the Platt Ar, Il company, Sin. O. Main street. and the building w,NSA=--.inS G PlAtt is erecting On the >N"lor property on East Mair W street, wtre considered. but nothing def
 nate was reaSspd. Mrs G o. Robbins re
 siGns3& secretary and the Rev Dr Daven tt pot wiN called for successor. The new ' secretary was instructed to see if H. B
 Gibhud could be secured to speak here tn,
 first sunday in May.
 Carl Martin, aged 39 years, died at hi , home, 1G7 North Main street, yesterdsy ] atttrncou. The deceased was born in B4 U vArii and had lived io this city for :hir
 tech ytaFs He was prominent among hi
 crun;rymrn aud WAS known by nil AS
 man Of Fare personal qualities. He was ?. nns inltr of America lodge. A o. [. w.
 Fricdnch Wilhelm lodge, K of P. Cour - HAEcocS. A. 0. r. of A and the liar
 monie Siek and Death Benetit society
 His wife and R seven years old daughte
 survive Lim The 1uDt ral will take plac
 at S:"u to-norrOw morning from the houS
 anu al U SlOCb 6l Sl u CHA \ CuuTCl. Bristol Grange and a large humber c if outsiders We're favored with an t1cellen '' talk on ''TUherCulosi=, the other evening 1T by Dr S E. Mum of this city. The doc n tor was opposed to the proposed Legislation
 and chartelized it as scheme on the par 1T Of certain medical men 10 secure for them Io selves fees rather than because of an !" love on their part for the interests of th to people. The doctor opposed vaccination Ia the tubercullne test, and the whole microb
 theory. Cl4rIDg that microbes are result. " not causes of disease. Specimens of thes r., curious organisms were exhibited by tn '' doctcr, taSen from fever sore and cancer T. The Herald says the doctor carried convit
 ii on with his remarks, and quoted man
 eminent authorities sustaining him.
 The Brooklyn Athletic club will giy
 Waterbury people good days sport o ,o the West End grounds on Decoration da, In addition to the games on the big pos lN CTS. the committee will add few impo ID tant events which are sure to draw a bi ., crowd from different towns of tue stat lC John G. lIendtrsou of Hartford has wri ,.y ten 10 the club asking that prize |! offered for throwing the ffty-six pouu as weight He says that John Long, Edwar ,-o and John Purcell and a man named kehC of that town. would like to compete in Vc contest of that kind. They are workir ,l. for an international record. In additio -. to these Daniel ]. Mahaney of the Brool ht lyn hotel offers to run any man in h ,o class in the state 1U0 yards, or mile i, ''' any part of S1 .O00, Mir Mahanty will nC nv enter against young man. He must | so over 45 years old ard weigh about ,: ,, pounds This will be the fat mems race. LII The annual meeting of the Women's clr e. was held yesterday afternoon at the Fir ;f church. The opening address was ma,