Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
CITY NEWS.

 morning, commencing at l6 o'clock.
 Margaret Brennan. aged 19 years. died at the almshouse this morning. The fu- neral will take place to Calvary cemetery tomorrow afternoon.
 James $. Carroll returned to this city to-day from Albany, where he has been for a month settling the estate of his brother. Charles H Carroll
 The New York & China Tea Go will give bat and ball or A jardiniere with one pound of tea or baking powder this week only.
 dispatch from Boston states that controlling interest in the New England road has been secured by parties friendly to the interests of the Consolidated and New York Central roads.
 Della Kelly age 17 years died this morn- ing at the home of her parents, Mir and Mrs John Kelly of Hickory ct The funeral will take place at S:30 o'clock Thursday morning
 There will be a joint session of the dis trict committee and the board of education at $ clock tonight, when it Is expected definite action will be taken in reference to whether or not the remainder of the Brown lot will be purchased for high school purposes
 By order of the committee on public lands and buildings, Barlow Brothers have started the water running at the drinking fountain and placed two cups in the basin. This is something which the public will appreciate and should have been done a month ago.
 Professor Holley has completed the set of resolutions to be presented to the widow of the late NJ. J. Nelligan of the Bank street school. as ordered by the board of education at a meeting held March 5, 1895. The committee in charge was Chairman J. A Mulcahy and Judge G sorge H. Cowell
 John Cahill of Brooklyn. N Y and his bride, Miss Catherine Brady, for merly popular Waterbury girl. are visit the family of Mir and Mrs Patrick D+gnan, 392 South River street Accompanying the bridal party is Miss Mary Brady, now of New York, and formerly a resident of this city.
 In the city court to-day Maria Cullom for drunkenness was fined $l and costs. John Synnott received the same dose for similar offense. James Breen went in to E. Brennan's saloon last night while in | toXicated and wanted to clean out the place Officer Mccarthy was called and this morning Breen was fined $1 and costs. Secretary E. NJ Folsom of the Y. NJ O.. A. rendered his resignation and it was sc- cepted at a meeting of the board of direc- tors last night. Ill health prompted Secre- 1 tary Folsom to take this action. He will l retire on September 1. A committee con- sisting of John Littlejohn, G. s. Hastings and J. \. Webb was appointed to formu- late a suitable minute in recognition of Mir Folsoms services as secretary. l Chef Egan received communication to-day from an anonymous writer which is marvel of composition. It is all | jumbled together with misspelled words and grammatical errors. but the pith of the letter is: Why don't you pull MT So and So, the sane as the others" The writer claims to know what the house is and Chief Egan slys he would be glad to know the writer The chief says they will raid any house against which formal charges are made. | Thieves entered the jewelry store of | William H. Rowell on Msiu street, Wood bury. last night and blew open the safe. completely wreckinG it. Two holes were drilled in the combination of the safe, and another on the top. These were charged with some powerful explosive and fired.
 
 safe was wrecked. There was consider able jewelry in the safe and this was blown 10 pieces. portions of watches, chains. bracelets. and rings being picked up all over the room. It Is not believed that the burglars secured much booty
 The committee on public lands and buildings will hold joint meeting with he selettmen o-night, when it is probabl, some action will be taken in reference tc st ting date for placing the seats on the | green. \ reporter talked with some o the members of the committee and judg- ing by what he could learn the grass or the green Is of more concern to the com mites than the Couveniecca of those whom the use of the seats would accommodate We hope Kelly will be around wifh his a;- torney to see if those fellows cannot be talked into placing the seats within reacl of the people at once.
 Mir and Mrs George kleber celebrated the fourth anniversary of their marriag, last night at their residence, 23 Wes Liberty street. About thirty couples wer' in attendance and the evering was spen in a most enjoyable manner. There wa dancing to Hallsm's music and singing witl ) Miss Nellie Andrews as accompanist. Al r interesting feature of the exercises was aI address by Mir kleber in which hs coun } selled all the young men to give up theiI nomadic habits and settle down in life There was also some good Feciting a fev games of whist and lots of refreshments.
 The Union club held a meeting in Elk hall last night and elected these officers President Dr E w. McDonsld; first vic president, W. E Thoms; second vice pres Ident, Moritz Grelle; secretary, T. J. Mo ran; treasurer. Chris Strobel; board o governors, John Moriarty, W. H Hall George Panneton. Thomas Kelly and P J. BOlan, for year and haIt; Patric, Holohan. W. S. Jones. J. E. Madigan, c A. Jackson aud R. A Lowe. to serve fo six months. The board of governors wa instructed to look up a suitable site for club room and report at the next meeting The committee of fifteen appointed to so licit members to become affiliated with tn
 new club. was continued and the commit : tee on constitution and bylaws wa instructed to submit rules and regulation
 as soon as possible.
 There was largely attended meeting o l the Catholic Women's association in tn
 hall of the Convent of Notre Dame las
 night when the annual election of officer } took place with this result: President
 Miss Emma Mccarthy; first vice president , Mrs 0 A Jackson; second vice president Miss Kstherine Callaghan; recording secre , taTy, Miss Mary O'Connor; financial secre
 tAry. Mics Sussn Weston: treasurer, Mir r Charles Roper; auditor. Mrs Herman Her
 ringer; board of directors. the Mesdame
 0. Maloney. Morrot. Shanley and C. P !, Hayes. the Misses Mary CoughIan, Kath
 erine G Charters, Catherine L. Campion
 Minnie Rush, Maggie Dnscoll and Mar ', Co1le. It was e very enthusiastic meetIn Ian APNyfh hIFNrr Trk1 NN ments during the year, Votes of thank
 were extended to retiring officers and to al f who contributed to the success of the asso ciation during the past year.
 . The annual meeting of the waterbur 1 Industrial school vas held rastaranr after