Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-11
GIIY NEWS.


 Case of New Haven to defend the injunc- ton against the Center school district.
 Miss Laura Vandusen has opened news stand in the north end of the waiting room of the Naugatuck depot.
 Owing to block on the New York division near Stratford to-day the 1l:12 train on the Naugatuek road was forty minutes late
 Special forecast for Connecticut: In- creasing cloudiness, stationary tempera- ture; showers on the coast Wednesday, eastsrly winds.
 Work on the corridor of City hall is pre- greSsing rapidly and in fJw days the place will present the appearance of the entrance to kings palace.
 Miss Lillian w. Bartlett. daughter of Professor J. E. Bartlett. recently graduated with high honors at Ventura, Cal. She composed the class song.
 Swan NJ. Swan. a Swede. who has been at the town house. NaugatCck. since March, 1894, suffering from a foot which was amputated, died there this morning.
 The members of the Holy Family society, St Cecilia's parish. are requested to attend the funeral of the late Michael DietZ from $40 South Main street at 9 o'clock to-mor- row morning
 At Milford yesterday Pierpont Thomas was appointed coDseryator over the two | children of N. K. Carpenter. who have re- gently been bequeathed SIS, ,000 by their grandfather. N. B. Futile. These officers have been elected by the Boys club: President. D. F. Maltby; vice president. D L Smith; secretary. A. c. Mintie; treasurer, B G. Bryan; superiA- tendent, Nicholas Combellack.
 Michael Dietz. aged 46, who lately | boarded at Lotus StIebels, South Main street, died last evening He will be buried from St Cecilia's church tomorrow at 9 o'clock with a requiem high mass. A cordial invitation Is extended to all this week to examine the stock of the Credit Clothing Go. 62 Bank street Clothing in all styles and at al prices for men. boys and children is sold on weekly payments without extra charge.
 The remains of Mrs Jonas Taylor who died in Winsted Sunday night were brought to this city yesterday afternoon and convey ed to her home on East Liberty street. The funeral will take place at 3:30 o'clock to- morrow afternoon.
 Gussie Fiege. the four year old son of | August Feige of 295 Walnut street was bitten on the nose and upper lip last night | by vicious Scotch terrior belonging to & reighbor, named John Carpomiils. Dr 1 Hayes was called and cauthoriZed the wound.
 The railroad commissioners have author | ized the New York, New Haven < Hart | ford railroad to run a train on Sundays be- | tween Waterbury and Bridgeport. leaving | Waterbury at 7:l5 a. m. and Bridgeport on return at 6:30 p. m. They have determined that the train Is required by public neces- | slty.
 The Acmes defeated FitzHenry's Water bury team at Riverside park Sunday after noon by a score of 17 to 12 The battery for the Acmes was Cronan and Baxter, for the Waterburys LaTlor and McGuinness. The Acmes are jubilant over their victory and will leave here Saturday for Torring- where they hope to whip the T. A. B of that place.
 | The H4rtford friends of Kid" Smith | have decided to charter a special car to witness the pool match between Fred liar vey and the kid" June 20. James Ham, l ilton of South Norwalk who has contested | in many of the New York pool tournaments | will act as referee. The betting on the match is even and considerable money is | changing hands,
 | The funeral of William Lacey took place from hls late residence. 19 Emerald street at 9:30 o'clock is morning to the church of the Immaculate Conception where a mass of requiem was celebrated | ty Rev Father Downey. The pallbearers were: William c. Moore. William H | Doran. Roger Martin. William Killion and Edward Ludly. Interment was in St Joseph's cemetery.
 It is rep ,rted that the seats will be set cut on the green tomorrow. A dozen or mo men sitting on the Carrie Melton l fountain this afternoon, with their coat tails reaching into the water, would fu-- nish an excellent argument to why some suitable place should be provided for the accommodation of those who are out | of work and want some place to rest du '- ing the heat of the day.
 The St Vincent de Paul society is pre- paTlnc an elaborate programme for to-mor- TOW evening at St Patricks hall The fes. tivai will open at five, -,,o'clock and thos 6 he desire first class supper can call in At that hour. The stage entertainment will begin at o o'clock. George and John Burler will sing duets ard solos and u ( rest of the programme will be clrried out AS published herein yesterday.
 The New York X New England railroad will run an excursion to Boston on June l7. Bunker Hill day The train will leave Waterbury at 7:3O a. III and tickets are good returning on the afternoon of ttat da ', or on either of three trains on June Is. The number of tickets Is limited. and 1t would be well for those who would likt 10 make the trip to secure th' ir tickets 1T advance.
 John B-rsin of south Main street, wLC retired from the saloon business last week with thirty years experience. says he has
 
 expenses to accept the position of captain of the Salvation Army and start out on 6 lecturiI z tour through the state. He says that if he should decide to accept this offel he will shame every liquor dealer in Wa ttrSury out of the business before next fall
 The Consolidated road will no longer carry letters in the baggage cars. because il Is direct violation of the United State: postal laws, for which prosecutions have been threatened This couvenieLcs haG been granted more especially to the news. papers, whose correspondents were thu, allowed more time in preparing the matter Snd were sure of very prompt delivery and were aIs1 able to send thelr letters or trains on which 10 mail wss carried
 St Anus cLuIcA was the sHene of thrs, pretty marriage crrem Dnles this morning At S:3O o'clock a double marriage cere mony tonk place where Alfred VIlleAny anC Miss Della Beubs ut We're married by th' Rev Father Bourret. Immediately aftsl Uldonic Herbert and Mamie Beubaul were made one. Father Bourret also offic iatIng The two brides are sisters and large crowd of fTi=nds of the young couple gathered at the eCifice to witness the cere mony At g o'clock Engino Leuesque auC Miss Regina Dnssaut we're m lrried by tn Rev Father Pspillion.
 Soma weeks ago the DEMOCRAT told O the intention of the state prison director ; to employ some of the prisoners ID th manufacture of shirts. The directors an naunee that it is proposed SO to emplo