Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-30
CITY NEWS.

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 The board of education will hold an ad- journed meeting tonight,
 The Sawtslle Dramatic company in True as Steel" at the opera house to- night.
 The family of John Costello of Baldwin street have gone on a weeks vacation to friends in Watertown.
 Special forecast for Connections: Fair. preceded by showers near the coast; stationary temperature.
 Town Clerk Belden announces for the last time that tomorrow is the last day al- lowed by law to register dogs. Entertainment and sociable given by the Central Labor union, in City hall Friday evening. Admission twenty-five cents.
 4 full rehearsal of the opera "Mascot" to- night in the lecture room of the church of the Sacred Heart, with James Gilbert of Boston.
 Torrance Healey, the four years old son of Maurice Healey of Sl Pleasant street, died this morning. The funeral took place this afternoon.
 City hall was crowded to the doors last night at the fair of St Ann's church. The | stage attractions were good. Presents will be distributed tonight and another big gathering Is expected.
 Madeline Hayden, the ten months old daughter of Mrs Mary Hayden of 9S South Elm street, died last night. The funeral took place at o'clock this afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of George k. Dodge took place from his late residence. fl Central avenue. at } o'clock this afternoon with services conducted by the Rev pr Daven- port and interment in Riverside ce metery.
 Contractor D. J. Casey began the work of repairing the floor of the corridor of the City hall this morning. The top boards have been ripped of and it is found that even the frs; flooring is badly worn in spots.
 Letters advertised at the Waterbury poStoffce: Mrs E. P. Riggs. Mrs c. Nj. Bates. Edwin Dews, Charles Gendron, Mamie Holahan. k. Ritchis. Mrs Mary Sheehan, Edward Sanderson and E. Fer Till.
 On account of the entertainment of the Central Labor union which will be held in City hall Friday night the meeting of the Journeymen Plumbers and Gasftters association has been postponed subject to the call of the president.
 The masonS, carpenters. plumbers, gas and steam filters are invited to examine the plans now being prepared by the l various architects Tn the city, of the new court house. Estimates and plans are to be submitted Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
 Bear in mlnd it is due to yourself, your family, your neiShbors to change your clothes with the change of the season. | The neatest and newest spring styles are now on sale on easy payments at the Credit Clothing Co, 62 Bank street. See their advertisement on first page. l An unknown man about 55 years old. fell between the cars of a freight train in the East Hartford yard of the New Eng | land road last evening and was instantly killed, his body being terribly mangled. He was evidently s tramp and was riding of the brake beams of the train.
 Joseph BellemAre, formerly of the Con- | necticut Clothing Co of Putnam, has ac- l cepted position with the Waterbury One Price Clothing Co. Mir Bellemare is A dis uneuished French hnQuist and is quite to home with Messrs Hauser and hynes, both of whom speak that language fuently. | Passengers on one of the Naugatuck | trolley cars this morning were thrown in- to panic near the Smith t Griggs shop by the sudden crashing of part ot the run ming gear through the floor of the car. The CAT was emptied in a much shorter | space of time than usual. No one WAS injured and the damage to the car was slight.
 The Rsv Father O'Brier, accompanied by Rev Father Murphy. visited the classes oi the Notre Dame academy this morning He spoke ln the highest .erms of praise oh ha frl air bright. healthy. happy appearance of the pupils, their sweet singing, pretty recIta- tions, etc. He. won the children's hearts ty his genial ways.
 large number of people gather, al the stables of John F. Lawlor on Bank street to-day.i where Auctioneer McAfet was expostulatinG on the merits of some handsome roadsters. The horses and car rIases are teing bought at good prices ant It Is expected that before night the horse. and all the Paraphernalia about the place will be bought.
 The Old Dominion Steamship Co ha. inst published little book entitled His toric Waterways" that Is entitled to a plac, ID any library for the information 1t con talns concerning Virginia. which has fur nlShed more history than any other stat, of the union. The illustrations are beau uful. The book may be obtained free or application to the Old Dominion Steam ship Co. New York.
 Those holding members tickets for tn, University Extension course can exchang, them for reserved seats at the Park DruI store on and after tomorrow without ex tra cost for the lecture to be given at tn, opera house by W. Hamilton Gib son on the evening of May 6. Person, holding members tickets can securt tickets for their families at the same time Others than those holding members' tick cts can purchase reserved seats for fit, cents on and after Thursday. Bishop Tierney has set aside Darien anC Noroton. As a separate parish and has ap pointed the Rev I. NJ. O'Brien. senior cur. ate of St Mary's church of NoIwalk, a rector. It is understood that this action i the result of efforts of John D. Cnmmin and other wealthy New York Roman Cath olics. who have magnificent summer resi- dences at Collender's Point and who at tend church at Noroton. The churcl building is of stone and most of the par ishoners are people of means.
 At the annual meeting of the Tennesse River Transportation company held a ChattanooGs Thursday afternoon the fol lowing officers were elected: President ! $. r. Williams of Waterbury; vice presi
 dent, secretary and treasurer, Theodore Y Meyer of Chattanooga; general traffic man S ager. Luke r. Walker of Nashville; dlrec tors s. F. Williams. H w. Lake, J. B : Doherty. L, A. Platt, Valentine Bohl, Ed } ward A. Pierpont Edson A. Judd and V L. Sawyer of Waterbury and T. N. Mey e of Chattanooga.
 Three Naugatuck men attended tn
 performance of Friend Fritz" at tn Jacques last night and were bored by th really fine performance. It was not thei and y-;Rh;n :.