Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-13
CITY NEWS.
Special bargains at Curran's tonight.

street are feeling joyous to-day. It is a girl.
 A social dance will be given at Wallace's Quassspaug lake house next Wednesday evening.
 MT and Mrs Patrick Brennan of 19 School street are spending vacation in New Haven and New York.
 Mrs Rufus B. Gross of Jacksonville, Fla, and her son, Alvie B Gross, are spending their vacation with the family of E. O. Kane, 108 Cooke street.
 Word comes from Hartford that the Waterbury base bali team will be dis banded and three Of the members will be secured to play in Hartford.
 Mrs Louisa Niedman, who was shot iD the breast some time ago, is rapidly recover ing from her injuries and will soon be we'll enough to leave the hospital.
 The Concordia Singing society will give one of their popular Sunday concerts to- morrow evening. Members and their families are expected to be present.
 P. F. Ramon and wife, of Lawrence street, and their two daughters, Nellie and Sadie, and Miss Julia Thompson, left this afternoon to spend their vacation at Savin | Rock,
 | Pierre Clement Bessette, the nine months l Olu CulIu Ol HIT duu N1LS hoIO Dcb6oItcB | 72 Pond street, died yesterday. The fu- neral took place at 3:30 o'clock this after noon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of Peter J. Lawlor will take place from the residence of his uncle, M. Guilfoile, l80 Bank street, at 1 80 o'clock to morrow afternoon, with services at St Patrick's church and interment in St Jo- | seph's cemetery.
 Ruth Stickel, the four year old daughter of Mir and Mrs Edward Stickel of IS Flaw kins street, died last night The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon with services by the Rev Dr Buckley and inter- ment in Pine Grove cemetery.
 Deputy Chief Ranger Thomas Luddy in. stalled the new officers of Court Shields, A, O. F. of A, last night. After the ceremony a social hour followed during which refresh ments were served, ,intersI ersed with songs recitations and speeches.
 A party consisting of the Misses Annie Lizzie and Mamie Byrnes of North Main street and Mrs John Doran and her sor and daughter, James and Annie, Charles Reid and Mrs James Reid, left to-day tc spend their vacation at their summer resi- dences on Bell Island.
 The first excursion of the season to Bos ton will be given by the New England road next Thursday. It includes trip tt Nantasket beach, Salem Willows or Ma hant, and the fare for the round trip ii only $1 25. It is the cheapest excursion that ever left Waterbury. The specia train will leave at 6:30 a. m. Those de string to remain over night in BostoI may obtain a stop over ticket for 50 cent extra.
 H. J. Higgins and Robert Wilson ar rived here yesterday in their gospel wagon from Chelsea, Mass, and attended service at the Rescue mission, where they delighted large audience by their excellent rendi ton of several inspiring hymns. Ther will be two services at the mission room tonight oDe lasting until 10 o'clock, t. which all are invited; then there will b one for men lasting till midnight.
 The secretary of state mailed copies 0 the new jury law to all town selectmel yesterday The new law rules out tn jurors who were selected on the first Mon day Tn June and requires new tallies to b made in every town in the state. Unde the provisions of the new statute the select men must meet next Monday to elect tn list of jurors which will be submitted t s the jury commissioners.
 Connecticut lodge, No G. Internationa ! Order of Oddfellows. last night instslle the following officers: P. J. Bolan, N. G Michael Driscoll, V. G John J Geraghty P. S D. J. Slavin, R. s.; D. E.. Cronin T.; NJ. P Coen, D. II. Tierney an Thomas Butler. trustees. The lodge i now in tlourishing condition an promises to become very successful. numbers among it's members some of tn most prominent citizens and business me } of both Waterbury and Naugatuck. d Aida Valentine of 147 Cherry street. a employe of Scovill's shop. met with pair full accident while at work this morning She was forming tacks on foot pres = when one of them caught in the die. order to remove 1t she reached the inde finger of her right hand into the bed. Sh accidentally stepped on the treadle an both dies came together, driving the tao through the end of her finger. She WE taken to the office of Dr Benedict, whel it was removed after considerable diff culty, having been forced clear throug . the finger and cllnched on the other side
 The series of popular excursions to sci side resorts inagurated last season by tt New York, New Haven X Hartford Raj road Co, will be continued this summe the first of which will be by special trai from Winsted and way stations on tt NAugatuck division, to Bridgeport an steamer to Pleasure Beach, or electric liI GO SShS1uS " Guu6b(lAyt UulY l
 Rate from Winsted or Torrington St 2
 Tbomaston, $1; Waterbury soc; Unio City or Naugatuck 75c; Seymour, Anson
 or Derby 50 cents. Sale of tickets strict
 limited 10 seating capacity of train.
 The members of St Joseph's Temperan
 society have gone to work with determ
 nation to make success of their excursiC V to South Beach, Coney Island, Saturda ; August 10 The party will go to New H h ven on special train by way of the Naug
 tuck road, where the Iarty will emba )- on the steamer Continental at Bell do
 and enjoy the pleasure of a delightf 4 sail along the sound. The affair will u under the personal management of COT , mittee appointed by the society for th | purpose and all who attend may rest g
 sure that the best of order will be mai
 tained.
 ,fI Conlon Brothers are putting the fxtur '' in their new store and propose to ha , everything in readiness to commence bu ness there on time to catch the full bene
 of the fall trade. There will be 3,sS2 fe
 of shelf room and 647 feet of counters T the first floor The basement and t al second floor will be fitted up for busine
 purposes, but neither will have ths saI II amount of shelf and counter space as
 first floor. It is only now wheL the han
 some fixtures are being set in position tl ] the superior workmanship of contractC 'u Charles O'Connor and Patrick Thon
 son is seen to the best possible advantae
 Michael Cspabianco. the Italian W 1r was stabbed by Antonio GiovaDiello. VI 'A removed from the room over Louis Berto
 saloon, yesterday. to the hospital, by orc
 of the selectmen. Rocco Capabianco tc
 the DEMOCRAT to-day that the story pI ehnI InAS krA ALnE E~ol sz s. stated that the selectmen. in the preser
 of Mrs Favie, who rented the room whe
 his brother lay, promised to pay the re
 He furnished the bed. He did not go w the selectmen with Mrs Favie in ref
 ence to retaining the bei. He wanted