Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-08

A large audience listened to the concert by the Lyra Singing society in the society's hall last night.
 Mrs Mary Martin, wife of John R. Mar tin of 131 River street, died at 1o:45 o'clock this morning.
 On account of the weather the members of the road board postponed their trip through the city until tomorrow.
 Dan Brouthers is throwing remarkably we'll Dams arm is as strong as it ever was. He has never had a lame arm since he has been in base ball.
 The new parts of the broken engine at the spoon shop are being repaired to-day, and the ''mill' will start up tomorrow on full time.
 Erma L. Vessels. aged 5 years. died at her home, 8 Abbott avenue, to-day. The funeral will be held at o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
 W. R. Mattison was appointed trustee on the estate of Charles L. Hicks. The hearing on commissioners will also be held on April 15.
 Porter L Wood was appointed trustee on the estate of Henry Greenberg to-day. The hearing on the appointment of com missioners will April 15.
 A bad break occurred in the water Iipe on West Main street, west of the iron bridge. Saturday afternoon, shutting off about fifty families from their accustomed water supply for some time.
 Frank Dubuc of 165 Charles street, an employ of the Novelty Manufacturing Go. smashed the end of the index finger of the right hand while at work this morning. pr Benedict rendered surgical aid.
 Pitchers with sore arms so seldom .'come back" that New York's experiment with Knauss, who claims to have entirely recovered after his four years rest. will be watched with general interest.
 Mrs Louis Hanke of Newark. N. nee Miss Julia Healey. formerly of Waterbury. died at Der home in Newark Sunday. The remains will be brought here for burial morrow afternoon on the o'clock Nauga. tuck train.
 Michael Vickers, aged 31 years. died last night at the residence of his mother in-law, Mrs Amelia Wells. 149 East Liberty | street. The deceased was a conductor of the Waterbury Traction Co and was one of the most DOT ulsr and agreeable men on the road. He leaves wife and three children. From the inner circle of those who should know comes the almost positive news that these are the officers of the new city court: George H. Cowell, of course | for judge; D. F. Webster. prosecuting at torney, and R. N. Bronson, rclerk This may not be authentic but you wont get many wagers that it is not so.
 Nine members, all good singers, were admitted into the Concordia Singing SO ciety yesterday. Fifty singers are now diligently practicing for the grand concer au d ball to take place on Tuesday, May 23 The committee in charge of the arrange ments are John L. Sake, Daniel Kiefer Emil Beerboum, William Leslie and w. E Booth.
 The joint committee of the board of ed ucation and the district committee held meeting Saturday night and discussed th, most feasible method of securing addition al school room accommodation at the higl school building. Nothing definite was an neunced The district committee vii hold an adjourned meeting at o'clock to night.
 William J. Schlegel has sold for Bonnet Stiles four large building lots south of tn new Hopevllle school to A E. Simons Mir Simons will improve the property an' erect a new house on one of the sites. Or the lower lot there is natural sprlnl where Mir Simons will commence the worl of building a reservoir which will fore water into the top floors of the houses il that section of the town.
 It is stated in Middletown Politica circles that C. Collard Adams is stron candidate for the position of fish am game warden of MlddleseX county. vic Warden Tryon. whose term expires Sun day, April 14. The office will be filled b the county commissioners. and to thl body Adams has made formal application During the past year Adams has been drl uty warden under C"ptaiu rryop, tut few weeks ago resigned his position ht cause of the failure of rryon tn prescott certain persons whom Adams said wrr about to violate game laws in the county