Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-13
GlIY NEWS.

Der shop at Fl East Main street
 Commencing to morrow, all Sunday pa- perS will be for sale at NJ. Bergin and Sons.
 A daughter was born yesterday to Mir and Mrs Eugene Thomas of 464 South Main street.
 Castle annources a special sale of saINA,d goods, Call early. as they are going fast
 The Catholic Literary association will hold It~ monthly meeting at + 30 o'clock to-morrow morning
 An nlj ,urued meeting of the committee nn puHuc hlds and buildings will be held t,'-Ii-At in the selectmen's office at o'clock
 Miss Evelyn F. McCann of Mount St JoSrph's ~..minary. Hartford, is spending her vacation with Miss Mary E. Guilfoile of Ridge street.
 Mrs Sarah Holman died at the hospital this afternoon. The remains were removed to | InlertAker Works mprgue and will be taken to New York for burial Monday.
 Mrs JALe IIyland. wife of Michael Fly land ot Newark. N ] died at her home Thursday night Mrs Hyland WAS for merly Miss Jane Carney. popular yOur z lady of the c!ty.
 
 Wr,int slAy for a visit tu friends in Ger many. Mrs Heiser is the wife of Ernt st lIelstr. the lOpnlar clerk of the Water bury Furniture e
 Yesterday Dr O'Iara performed q surEi- cal operation for t)nslltiI upon George C. klduh. the youngest brother of the mayor. who has been confined to his home on Central avenu" for the past week.
 The big plate gl-S has been Set in posi- ton in the new store of Conlon Brothers, and in few days the place will be ready for occupancy. It will be one of the haudsulnret business blocks in the city.
 The Irlzr, pair of shoes. offert d by the Connecticut Boot and Shoe Co to the l.dy sending Tn the largest number of words from the letters of the firm name. Was won by Miss Barbara Scollay of l93 N"rth Main street, who returned 2,O1J words.
 The ptNt civil service examination for positions ns clerks and carriers in the postothct will take place June l, at $ o'clock Ill the morning. Blank Appli- cat ons tan be obtained from the seere- tary, Miss Julia A. Fitzpatrick.
 Architect Joseph A. Jackson has com pl,trd plans for an attractive aud pictur- s lue house for B. H lIemlHwaJ of Wa | trrtown. The exterior will be covered | with stained shingles: interior finished in lard wood with all modern improvements Two nlues from the Cross .S Spcirs and Manville Machine companies played a game of ball at the West end grounds yes | terday, the former winning the game by d score of p to S The losers furnished re- treatments anda new ball to the victorS. The Southern New England Telephone Co announces Il reduction in rates. The rates for New Haven. Bridgeport. Hartford Waterbury have not yet been fixed, but | there will Ee big reduction. 4 new ex- change wIll be established ill Naugatuck. Edward Terrell was this morning ap- l pointed guardian by the probate court of the UffeudAle chlldfeu. Appraisers Blakeslee and Panneton on the estate of Lumau \ Howe fed their report with the probate court to-day. The inventory was | fGG7
 At the Sacred Heart church tomorrow the choir will be assisted by select or chestra at the 10:3O q Ill and veSpers ser vice at 7:3O P. Ill. The Rev F. J. Murphy will sing the high mass. and the pastor. Rev Hugh Trtanor, will preach the ser mon of the day
 At d meeting ut VrrsOns interested i'll the Boys club. held Thursday night 1t WAS decided to orH lnlzr the club into Il joint | steel; usS pclttlun, under the laws Ct the state. Attorney Porter l.. Wood and A. C. Mlutle VI r. aPI'uIntrd to prepare bylaws | [" hA Subu,itt' Il tu unrrtluE tu ht held un llitay eveE,re. Ar.il l9. at ? ucI -ck. Twenty-fow memhers ot the Photo graphic SCcirtN went on all outing ytstrr- | day and spent the day ID Il Veuy ngrerable t4E l,tTa | along the range of mountains west of Cheshire. The party had luncheon at Scotts hotel and reached home on the 5:l5 train on the New England road
 Manager Dewitt has dropped the Parlor opera house and the performers not having received their pay are in financial straits | Stewart and Rlcci. two of the men. have | taken the house for tonight ill the hope of | raising enough to take the actors out of town A good bill has been prepared, in | cludlng number of boxing bouts and a dancing contest between local celebrities. | Margaret Demlng. who occupies apart mentS in the auditorium block was AT rested this afternoon, charged with the l theft of a hat valued at $3.2j from the store of Miss NJ. F. Grady on South Main l street. The DeminG woman went to the store Thursday morning. and while Miss | Grady Was getting some hats from the | wOrkroCm in the Tear, took the hat from a rack ill front and concealed it under her shawl. She then said she would come in later and examine the hats and left the st2re. After she WAS gone the hat was miss, d and Detective Egan hearing of the thsft, from the des,iption arrested the Demibg woman. The hat WAS found at her apartments.
 
 Clothes line thieves were out last night | and made big haul on River street Mrs John Delaney had number of handsome lace curtains hung out in the rear of her house. and Mrs John Mccarthy, who lives lu the same building, had her lines laden with bed clothing. 1t was a fine evening and the women were in no particular hurry about bringing the articles into the | house. About o'clock one of them went 1 out and was astonished to find the window curt4lns and bed clothing missing. There | Is no clue to the thieves. For the past few nights three suspicious looking men l have been seen prowling about the rear of residences in that section
 Captain Griffin of Company E, Hibernian Rltles, has made the following promotions: Peter tragaln from rank of private to first sergeant; William Farrell from quarter master sergeant to second sergeant; C. r. Hayes from corporal to third sergeant: Francis keegan from corporal to fourth sergeant; Michael Moore from private to corporal; Cornelius Moriarty from private to corporal. Inspection will occur April Is. The event will come of in G. A. R. hall and Colonel Murphy and staff of Bridgeport will be present. The company Is preparing to treat the visitors in royal manner. The two local companies of the c. N. G. with several prominent citizens will be invited 10 attend
 In the police court yesterday. Judge Root presiding, Daniel Cronin, William Altman and James Hurley received sen- tences of thirty days each with costs for drunkenness. John Horan, who was up for like otfense. was fined s without costs, Terrence Kiely, for assaulting a man at the gate of the Materhnry Mann