Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-28
CITY NEWS.

Special forecast for Connecticut: Rain,
stationary temperature.
The funeral of William Bronson took
place this afternoon with intermsnt in
Riverside cemetery.
The fixtures of the Apothecaries Hall
company's new store have arrived and are
being set in position.
Residents of Denny street would like to
have the street inspector investigate the
condition of things in that neighborhood.
N. ]. Shelvey fell near the corner of
Scovill and School streets last night,
breaking his left arm. DIR McAvoy rem
dered surgical aid. Shelvey will bring
suit against the city. -sxz
The operetta seats are going fast. Those
desiring seats will do we'll to secure
them very soon. The matinee on Satur-
day will take place at $50. and the price
for admission will be ten cents for chill
dren under fourteen years of age. an
| twenty-five cents for adults.
Nicholas Errico, who was stabbed near
Mangini's saloon on Pond street. is still
weak from his wound, but will be all right
in few days. His hssailant is an Italian,
known as joe who lived on Bank street
and was employed by Randolph Cloves.
He has skipped out.
The new fire alarm gong arrived here
yesterday afternoon and was set in position
over the ridgepole of the roof directly over
| the boiler room at the elecric light sta
ton. The gong gave its first alarm at
| o'clock last night. The steam power is
furnished by the Traction company.
Yesterday afternoon Sanitary Inspector
Moses fumigated the residence of Mr. and
Mrs Patrick Kennedy of Wolcott street.
Their little girl, whom it was thought
would die of diphtheria. has quite recov-
cred, and the family have reason to be-
lieve that anti-toxine is a valuable medi-
cine.
The funeral of Priscilla Rassicot tooE
place from her late residence on Riverside
street. at $50 this morning, with services
at st AIMS church and interment in Cal
vary cemetery. The pallbearers were
Charles. Dominic and Frank Rassicot
August Brewel, Seraph Doner and Frank
Rivers.
The funeral of Mary Robillard was held
from the family residence, 80 North Vine
street. at $50 this morning to st AIMS
church where a requiem high mass wa.
sung by kev Father Bourret. The pail
bearers we're: Napoleon Sweeney. Al
phonse Gautier, Alfred Gegnse, Octave
Cardinal, Fred Picard, Joseph Forbes
The funeral of Mrs Ann flaming, o.
WATERFOWL, took place this morning to s.
Johns church, where a mass of requiem
was celebrated by the Rev ]. Il. ODonnell
The pallbearers were: Malachi Tracy
John Moran, John O'Rourke, Thomas Don
ahue, Thomas Shields, John Kelly. The
remains were taken to Litchfeld for burial
The funeral of Thomas Dunn took plac,
from the residence of his parents, MIR anC
Mrs George Dunn, 81 Jewelry street, at :
o'clock this afternoon, with interment il
Calvary cemetery. The pallbearers were
Bernard McAlenny, Thomas Finnegan
James F. Harrison and James Flnnegan
There was a number of floral tributes.
Superintendent Madigan of the Bishop
street school Is preparing a class of six
teen for graduation. These officers hav,
been selected: Valedictorian, Ernes
Woodruff; salutatorian. Ella Trip; clas
president, Charles Burn; prophet. Arthur
Seeley; historian, Lottie Richards; poet
Lizzie Dillan. The class motto is ''Labo
rum dulce lemiuem." The class color i
gold and white.
4 Bristol correspondent writes that tn
Hartford Times and Waterbury American
of Tuesday evening published lists of fai
prize winners and the copies sent to tn
Bristol postofice for distribution we're he'll
by Postmaster Montgomery until he locke
up the law as follows: notice mus
first be given to the publishers before al
edition can be withheld. He has sent cliE
pings from both papers to the attorne
. general at Washington and released th
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