Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-01
CITY NEWS.
The fire board will meet tonight.

The fire board will meet tonight.
 The court of common council will meet tonight.
 Fair, except showers on the coast to-day and tonight; north to west yinds,r Miss Sadie White has just returned from two weeks vacation spent in New Bri- tain.
 Miss Margaret c. Dooley and Miss Anna Burke will leave tomorrow for Lake George.
 Dr T. J. Kilmartin of Fordham hospital, New York, was visiting friends in this city yesterday.
 Tonight will be the last chance to make your tax hst. all who are left will have ten per cent added to their list.
 Miss Anna Stafford will leave to-mor- l row for three weeks vacation in Round out, Ulster county, N. Y. l A bouncing baby boy was born to MT and Mrs William H. Doran. 371 Dublin street, yesterday morning. | The vesper service at the Sacred Heart church yesterday was the last that will | be held for the next two months.
 There will be a meeting of the trustees of Sheridan council, K. of C., in the DEM oCRAT office at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. Saturday afternoon Dr Axtelle amputated John Phelan's right leg above the ankle. The patient is getting along nicely.
 Edward F. Fox of Sperry street left to- day tor the Aeirondacks. He, will be joined there July 6, by School Clerk Thomas J. Moran.
 The United Gas Improvement company will remove from thelr present quarters, | Al Grand street. to the Rice block, in the latter part of July.
 The work of paving South Main street, which was delayed several days last week owing to lack of sand. was resumed on Sat urday by Contractor Langford.
 List of letters remaining in postofice: Jas s. Fogg, Jos s. Gyman, Captain Ker- son, W. c. Hitchcock, Geo A. Lawrence, W. E. Mahoney, Mrs Marguerite Ste' ling.
 Frank Donahue the base ball twirler, has severed his connection with the Grand Rapids team, for whom he has been pitch ing all season and will return to his home to. night.
 Bernard Fitzpatrick was elected chair man of the district school meeting in City | hall Saturday night. and after the reading of the call by Clerk Moran the meeting ad- journed.
 Benoit Dessereau, the seven months old child of Jules Dessereau of 51 Vine street. died yesterday. The funeral took place thls afternoon with lnterment in Calvary cemetery.
 The French Canadian institute, at a meeting yesterday, elected three delegates to attend the French convention at New Haven July 30 and 31. Rudolph Charest. George L. Adams and Napoleon Bernier.
 The funeral of Cleophase Desrochers was held from his late residence on South Main street yesterday afternoon, with ser vices at St Ann's church by the Rev Father Papillon and interment in Calvary ceme- tery.
 Saturday afternoon fire was discovered in the hardening department of the old shear shop. The fire department sent assistance to the place. but bucket bri- gade had subdued the flames before the firemen reached the scene. The loss is es- timated at about S, GOO, which is fully cov- cred by insurance.
 There is a big kick among the people living in the vicinity of Union square park on account of the conduct of a crowd of young men who call around there since the seats were set out and make life miserable for the neighbors with their unearthly yells and foul language
 William O'Brien, who lives at POP Rail road Hill street, had tumor removed from his groin at Dr Axtelle's office this morn ing. The operation was performed by Dr Graves. under Dr Axtelle's directions, as- sisted by Doctors Freney and Donahue. The tumor weighed three-quarters of a pound, and the operation was very suc- cesful.
 The first Sunday services in the auditor ium of the new Second church were held yesterday and the attendance was very large. At the morning services. the pastor. Rev pr Davenport preached and at 4 o'clock in the afternoon services were held for the children. In the evening there was union service for the three local Congre- gational churches at which Rev Dr Ander- son delivered the sermon.
 The funeral of Mrs Thomas Fitzsimons was held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Secon Advent church. The Rev Cor nelius Pike oficiated. The members of the w. T. c. U.. of which the deceased was a mt mber, attended in a body. The pallbearers were Kendrlck H. Simons Theodore Patchen. William Tysoe and John Harrison. Interment was at River. side.
 Mrs Timothy F. Delaney. age 31 years died suddenly at her residence, 191 Dub. lin street, early yesterday morning. She was attacked with violent fit of vomiting and hitirg pains and on leaving the bed fell to the floor. Dr Axtelle was called but the woman had passed away long be- fore he reached the house. The doctor pronounced it a case of cholera morbus The funeral will take place tomorrow morning with services at the Sacred Heart chrrch
 Court Linden. A o. F. of A, has elected these officers: James T. Herman, 0. R.; William +. Cullen. S. c. R Joseph Wors- ley, R. s Michael Bolger, s. w; Thomas Flanagan, J. w.; Terrence Lynch, s B. Thomas Shea, J. B. An interesting feature of the meeting was the presentation of handsome past chief ranger badges to Brothers Thomas FlanI gan and Joseph Budget. At the next meeting the full de- gree team will exemplify tine work on seven candidates. J. A. Gardl was named as deputy chief ranger of the court.
 The funeral of Mrs Bridget A. Bahan took place yesterday afternoon from her late residence. 557 East Main street, to the Sacred Heart church. Rev Father Murphy officiating. The pallbearers were John and Edward Holland. Andrew and John Sin mott, Thomas German and Edward Mo- Donald. Interment was in St Joseph 8 cemetery. Among the floral tributes was a handsome offering from the nephews and nieces of the deceased and beautiful pill low of roses marked "Rest" from the em- ployes of Platts shop.
 L. D. Durphy of Owego. Dioga county. New York, father-in-law of Ticket Agent Sacket of the Naugatuck road is spending a few weeks in this city. Mir Durphy read the article in the DEMOCRAT Saturday in relation to the board ot trade, relative to the bicycle factory, which wishes to locate here and called at the office to learn further