Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-26
CITY NEWS.

4 The board of education will hold a meeting at f o'clock on next Monday Afternoon.
 The evening school for mechanical drawing will meet Monday in the Bank street school. a. - .- ,,. -. g.. 2 Supreme Deputy John F. Fallon initiated the officers of Court Meany's Pride, c. of F. last night.
 Miss NJ. A. Lawlor, registry clerk at the postoffice, is suffering from severe attack of the grip.
 A trolley car ran into the gate at the Naugatuck depot this morning smashing one of the guards.
 John Nelson of West Main street fell down statrs at his home this morning in- ficting a bad cut on his head.
 The sidewalk cases which were return able before Justice Holohan to-day were adjourned until Friday.
 The insolyent estate of A Rosenberg was sold at auction to-day by Constable Rigney to Marcus, for so.
 The O'Connell Literary and Social club will meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon All members are requested to attend.
 Specisl forecast for Connecticut:-Rain to-day and 10 night; snow fiurries on Sun day; warmer followed by colder weather.
 The officers of St Jossphs Temperance society will be installed at its regular meeting at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 The N Waterbury friends of Mabel Sears will be sorry to hear that she is dangerous ly ill at her home in Northampton, with pneumonia.
 F. F.. BeEham has returned from northern Illihois with car load of fine xpb 5nh rvill ha at kohl North Main street next Thursday.
 Henry Sedgwick, an employe of the Wa terbu V Buckle Go. slipped and fell on South Main street yesterday afternoon, fracturIng his right wrist,
 The directors of the Waterbury Coffee House company have engaged E. l. Bol- Grand street. Mir and Mrs Bolster will enter upon the management tomorrow.
 The funeral of Dr Nicholas J. Hanlon will take place from his mothers residence on Livery street at 30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to St Patrick's church. Inter- ment will be in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The following are the new directors of the E J Manville Machine Co: Robert Brennan. Thomas c Brennan, D. T. Hart. R. c. Mauville is president of the concern: NJ. H. Brennan, secretary, and w. w. Manville. treasurer.
 Eugene Sullivan of 42 Park place, an employe of Benedict < Burnham's, re- ceived a bad cut on his right arm shortly before noon to-day. A circular saw struck him on the arm leaving an ugly wound about four inches long Dr Frost put thirteen stitches in the wound.
 Unfortunate Frank S. Grant is once more in the tolls. He has promised at different times to reform and it was SUD- posed he had taken the gold cure. To- day. however. he was crazy drunk and be- came so noisy that he had, to be placed in the dungeon. The blasphemy of the man was something horrible.
 The History of Fiction" was the sub ject of Dr Richard Burton's lecture in Leavenworth hall at o'clock yesterday afternoon. The lecture was the first of Dr Burton's course of two lectures under the management of the University exten- | sion. The audience was large and the speaker was in good voice and held the undivided attention of the meeting to the close of his subject.
 The agents of the Metropolitan Insur- ance Go to the number Of about fifty five are having a big time in Concordia hall | this afternoon. The affair was gotten up as N reception to George H. Gaston. second vice president of the company. and James Stevens. general superintendent of age h. cies This is the first tune a member of the company visited Waterbury. David furDIshrd delicious spread
 Application was made in the probate court to-day by Thomas Hurley, through Attorney O'Nelll, asking to be allowed in o1, ! journed indefinitely in order to see how much money there is in the estate. The application will be opposed by Attorney Russell. on the ground that the license was not included in the list of assets and the applicant is now enjoying the benefit | of that license.
 United States Marshal Nj. F. Carmody nIPped deserter from Fort Warren, Mass yesterday in DAnbury, as the deserter was preparing to leave the city. His name is Ernest Gerherdt. alias George Smith of New Haven. where he enlisted in the ser vice last August. He was sent to Fort Warren and deserted that post the latter part of November. He will be taken be- | fore the United States commissioner at New Haven and remanded.
 I'm musicale by the Boy choir of Nauga- tuck assisted by Miss Lilla Wigmore, soprano. Gto.ge Merriman, tenor; Master Seth Bingham, contralto and Mrs E l.. Ashley. recitationist; will be given in the large audience room of the First Bap- tist church. beginning at s o'clock Mon day evening next. This will be a great treat for Waterbury people and if it is a pleasant night no doubt the church will be we'll filled. An admission fee of ten cents will be charged to defray expenses. E. E. F. McAIahoD, business manager of the DEMOCRAT. attended a ball given by the officers of H. NJ. s. Majestic" to their friends at Caledonian hall, New York on Thursday evening. Although a stranger to most of the hosts, he did not feel so long, 50 pronounced was the hospitality The programme was an excellent one square and round dances alternating till the "wee tma' hours" The chef of the steamer had charge of the menu. and any. one Gho has crossed the ocean on this line need not be told trat it was an ideal sup
 per. to which the party did full justice Some of the guests visited the steamer yesterday and planned a trip for rext summer.
 When the case of A. J. Bunnell. propri
 etor of the Cooley house. was called thi.
 morning. in the police court, it wal agreed that the case should 70 over unti
 one week from Tuesday. Runnell hal
 engaged Joe" Barbour of Hartford to de
 feGd him. When Dennis I Hammondi
 name was called he failed to appear H,
 is clerk at the hotel and Bunnell stated
 that he was in bed when he left the hotel
 but that he had sent up stairs for him anC
 hS would be at court in a few minutes Judge Root said that Hammond shoult have been at court at 9 o'clock and or