Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-04
CITY NEWS.


 The board of compensation will hold | a meeting in the mayors office at 6 o'clock ] tonight. full rehearsal of "Msscot" with or chestra at Jacques opera house tomorrow night at 7:3O. Special forecast for Connecticut: Gen. erally fair. warmer tonight, southwest winds.
 Mrs John McDermott of Fishkin is visiting her sister Mrs P. J. Nev of 19 School street.
 The ceremony of the forty hours de- votion will open at St CecIlia's church at the 10:30 o'clock mass to morrow morning.
 Sheridan council. K. of c, will hold a meeting in Elks hall. 9S Bank streeet. at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 The monthly business meeting of tho Catholic Women's association will take place Monday evening at s o'clock.
 The Barlow Brothers Go was awarded | the contract last night of plumbing and heating the new Oddfellows building.
 James E. Grafton of Norwich. who has been appointed an assistant principal at the high school. will report for duty on Monday.
 The funeral of Mrs Bridget Flynn will take place at o'clock tomorrow afternoon with services at St PAtrick's church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Word WAS received this afternoon of the death, in Albany. of Charles H Carroll, aged 39 He was the brother of Frank, William and James $. Carroll of this city. The latter gentlemen went to Albany this afternoon to attend the funeral.
 William J. Schle9el is renovating his residence on First avenue, where he lived four or five years ago. and will remove there as soon as the improvements are made.
 | Headquarters for the executive council of the 4. O. F. of 4. at the convention to be held at Hartford next Tuesday will be at theiHotel Hartford. corner ot Allyn and High streets.
 little German band made things cheer full in this section to-day playing excellent selections which the children and some of old folks. too, listened to it with in tense delight.
 William J. Schlegel has sold for the City Lumber & Coal company their two family house and barn at 940 North Main street. to Sarah L. Barton. who will reno- vAfe and occupy the same.
 At an adjourned meeting of the Water bury Boys club association held last even ing the following were elected directors: D. F.Maltby. A c. Mintie, D. L. Smith. C.F. Mitchell and c. 5. Chapman.
 The base ball club connected with Hop kips grammar school of New Haven came to town this afternoon and were driven to Watertown in Braham's bus drawn by four prancing steeds, where they will cross bats with a rine from the Taft school. I case of the Town of Waterbury vs Daniel J. Rafferty ct al was settled The casts of William Beadleson vs John McAuliff ct al and John A. Welton vs Byron W. Pease, went over. In the case of Fenton Phelan vs Thomas Fairclough. bond of $40 was ordered in two weeks.
 The members of Division No 4, 40, H.. are making extensive preparations for the illuStr lted lecture on reland which will be given in City hall on the evening of May v by Professor WalShe of Boston. The committee has offered priza of a beauti- ful painting to the person selling the most tickets, and each member Is making stren- uous efforts to win the much desired prize Tickets 5 and 25 cents.
 Mary E. Landers, age 23 years and ten months, died Ri the residence of John R COtb;tt, 469 West Main street, this morn- jug. The deceased WAS we'll known in this city and NaugAtuck having host of trieLds in both towns who admired her for her modest, uupretenti"us dispositit Il. SIe V IS an emp O : of the shoe shop at Naug. atuck The funeral will be held Monday morniog. The remains will be taken to heI former hcm'. Sheffield Mas4, for Lur. lAl in charge of Funeral Director Bergin The pupils of the high sch have or. I lD-.l ,I,, | J r. McGrath, manager and pitcher; Fred Bauby; captain and third baseman; George Gaffn-y, catcher; Cleveland Wilson, first . haselnAn; Harry Cook. second haseman , Herbert smith. shortstop: Fred Belanger , left fielder: James Mitchell. center fielder 5 Morgan. Htndtrson and Howard subsIi , tuteS. The club has a handsome uniform and has arranged for several game with crack mines.
 Everything looks bright for the concert of the ChOrlsters which will be given II LtAv, nwoTth hall on MAyI3 These soloi> >t, have been secured: Heirwich Meyn, New York. baritone; F1oreLce Parsons. Provi dehc+. soprano: Mary Dudley Burk. New Haven, reader The Chorlsters are al . popular young men of this city and thu group which Is now on exhibition in tn, = window of the Apothecaries Hall Co IS be | sweet singers
 The Hartford Telegram says: At th, 1 meeting Of the Sumner division. uni formed rank. Knights of Pythias. las evening. preparations w.rs made for th division to participate in the annual fel, day exercises at Waterbury, May 23 Tn, | division consisting Ot sixty men will mee at HarbiSon hall and march to the station headrd by drum corps. The first pIa toon will be ln command of Lieutenant D } B Russell and the second in charge o Second Lieutenant c. F. Brooks The county health officers of the stat will meet in New Haven this afternoon t ! pass upon new quarantine regulations dis A cusseu at a recent meeting. The meet > Ing will be held in the office of Count J Health Officer Hoadley and new rules wi also be adopted. The law passed by tn general assembly regarding the registrs ton of the inmates of the ''lying-in" O maternity hospitals has been signed by th governor and is now a law, and the count - health officers are to take steps at once |
 see that the law is carried out to the lette
 Where will the new social club locate? )l leading question about town today
 Almost every man who has n desirab
 place k willing 10 confer with the comm
 tee. The names of the men connecte ,+ with the club are A guarantee of SUI u cess and wherever they decide to local ;. they are sure to be welcomed and will r,
 celve reasonable terms from owners Ill suitable buildings call has been issue " for meeting to be held in Congress ha
 on next Monday evening when a couple
 hundred prominent citizens will come t , gethtr and discuss the most feasible cour, , to pursue.
 The American band propose strIes IT. ten consecutive Thursday evening CO
 certs. to be given on the pubic green, b
 ginning carly in June. and ln order
 fully meet the approbation of the cit
 zens who have in previous years so kind
 appreciated the efforts of this nroOrsssi,