Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-07
CITY NEWS.

Sacred Heart will be held tomorrow night instead of this evening.
 Charles W. Johnson. aged 94 years. died at his home, corner of Bishop and Bronson streets. last night
 James NJ, Lynch. for Ihe past three years foreman for the Jackson Quick Printing Go. has accepted position in the DEMOCRAT office.
 Tonight the G. 4. K. will give another of thelr enjoyable sociaoles at their hall Commander Quigley will look after the welfare of all.
 A large and appreciatlve audience listen ed 10 the concert given by the American band in City hall last night. The music was excellent.
 Advertised letters at the postofice: Miss Katie NJ. Brian. Mrs K. Brady, Miss NJ Bisingkr. NJ. J Bowling. Miss Julia Gal lasher, Miss Mary Heelan, George Ray mond
 The members of the cast of the drama A Celebrated Case" are all expected to be preSen' at the rehearsal tonight in St Joseph's I. A. rooms. Important busi- ness Is U be transacted
 The Ancient Order of Hibernians by a vote of twenty-nlne to twenty eight have IT. Thirteen of the divisions vo:ed to hold parade ln Waterbury.
 James II. O'Ruurke was Tn town to-day. the gus st of Roger Connor. The base ball situStlOn was discussed and without much doubt Waterbury will be repr scented in the state league IL is said that the Trac ton Go will put the West Fad grounds in couditIun.
 The other day Morrls, the clothier, in serted an advertisement for n clerk iu the DEMOCRAT. In a short time his place was filled with desirable applicants. From among the number the proprietor selected Mrthew A. Wallace, a popular member ot the Rose Hill Social club.
 A farmers wagon loaded with wood slowed down onto the ralls of the Traction Co opposite the Farrell foundry at noon to-day. The runners of the sleigh We're demolished and the load of wood fell 10 the ground. IL took the driver quite a while to pile II up beside the the track, ~Ltrs it remained sll afternoon.
 Tomorrow the South Brooklyn sshool committee will trsat the pupils of Miss BAwts room to \ sleigh ride The ride will be free for the teacher and the chll- dren and is being looked forward to with pleasant anticlpatIons Michael Harty's two steel grey horses have been secured and as MT Harty will hold the ribbois the parents of the children may rest assured that all will be we'll with the jolly party.
 4 number Of we'll known citizens and their wives went to Bethany Tuesday night and spent pleasant evening at Landlord Wheeler's hotel. The men who went were: First Sslectman Perry c. Morris. City Sheriff John W. McDonald. Almshcuse Keeper Thomas Moran. F Reid. George Nandover. John J. McCAIthy. William C Moore, Roger Connor, w. (. klrlneckr. Michael Foley. r. L. McGuire. j. H. Loukhlln, \ Hynes and Walter Val sheriff McDanald would not tell any onr where he spent Tuesday night. but admitted that he was out at o'clock Tn tEe morning and said he did not take much stock Tn alI this talk about the the mou!eter being below zero Whatever the rest ct the party mean by 1t they all want t' Lave people say. ''Johnniemove over to JAnitnr Loughlin
 Frank Reny. a barber at 445 South Main street. Is seeking for an appointment to the office of court interpreter for the Ital- ians of Waterbury. Mir Reny was born at Sacifatc. Italy, twenty years ago and has lived in this country about eight yearS. S-clfate. NIT Reny says, is a town of about l 9O inhabitants, twelve miles from Naples and one mile from Pompeu II he receives the appointment he will be able tO tell the members of the bar some interesting tales of tho eruptions at Yes uiIs which Le often witnessed from hls fathers resld, nee. He attended school at New Haven where Le acquired d pretty good knowledSr of tn. English language. He has lived Tn Waterbury for the past five months.
 Clark Commandery. k. T.. las, evening elected these officers: Sir Fred 4 Spencer. eminent commander; Sir William G Smith, c"ntrAiiSSimo; Sir Ezra Chapman. c. C Sir B. C, Bryan. prelate: Sir H I. SttAdnlan. treasurer; Sir II. W. Atwood, recorder; SIT Elliott E Candee: $. W :; SIT George .. Cu.tiss J. w Sir John B. Riggs warden: Sir James w E Porter. standard bearer; SIT James k Smith, sword bearer; Sir Fred E. Stanley, first guard; Sir JHLn B Ebbs. s9coad guard; {; SIT Ackley W, Castle, third. Sir Harrison Whitney. sentinel; SIT William I Stanley orSRnlst; SIT John S Castle, commisSary; WeltIp. Fred A. Spencer and N D GrannIsS. trustees. 4 pleasant feature of the meeting WAS the presentation to Sturges Judd by Rev Ralph F. Bowes of New Milford, in behalf ot thr commandery. ot a purse "t tSd Yesterday was Father Judd's eighty sixth birthday.
 The regular meeting of the center dis trict committee was held last night The monthly bills aud payroll amounting to SlU. 54S .46. We're approved and orIered paid. Treasurer BanLoa presented 100 coupons for interest on bonds The cou- pons were burned and an order drawn for g GOO m payment thereof. The recom- mendauon of the board of education that Henry Loether be appointed to teach an evening school for Germans was laid on the table, The bond of tax collector GrlGsS was referred to Chairman Wolf for investigation. \ petition was received from taxpayers and residents of tie Washington school district asking that a tower and a clock be placed on the Wash inGton school building. This petition was also tabled to await full meeting of the committee. The chairman and the treas urer were authorized to borrow s 900 in anticipation Cf taxes to become due The chairman and the clerk were authorized to have printed in book form as usual thelr annual report.
 Mir and Mrs 4. NJ. Young gave a tea at their residence on North Willow street at o'clock yesterday afternoon. The par lo-s were beatifulIy decorated in Dallas ever acceptable fashion. Those who as- sisted receiving were Miss Hilliard and Mesdam.s L Muuson, Charles F.. Fur her. F F Rice, W E. Griggs and F. L. Adams In the parlor the following pre- sided: The Mesdsmes F. F.. Castle. c. E. Lamb. F. D. Buckley, George E. Hughes and A. O. Shephardson. The dining room was in charge of the Mes danes F.. D. Steele Anc E. NJ Burrall. as sisted by the Misses Steele. BurraIl, Arun- del and the Misses Young Mrs Charles $. Smith. assisted by Miss Goss, Miss Florence Smith. Miss Nellie Lamb, Miss Field and Miss North, were in charge of the library, Miss Louisa Lamb and Miss Boswell presided Tn the tea room. Out-of- town guests were: Miss Mallory of Nor Wieh and Miss Cotter of Ansonia.
 Shortly after o'clock this morning Ed ward L. Goldsmith of Wilson street dis A Nv