Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-08
CITY NEWS.

the Memorial day exercises.
 N,IArchitect A. J. Smith and wife and NJ. IS. McEvoy were in Hartford last night lis teuers to Nordica's singing.
 Special sale of hamburgs, also ladies house wrappers for this week only. Mrs B. Keough's, 204 Baldwin street.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Un- settled weather: showers to-day or to- night; fair on Thursday; stationery tenn perature.
 The selectmen have appointed a man who IS on the still hunt for dog owners who have failed to register their caniness It will be we'll for all delinquents to see Town Clerk Belden at once.
 Willie Shea. aged 3 years. fell in the yard this afternoon at the home of his parents on Fuller street. infiictlng an ugly cut on his forehead. Dr 0'Hara put three stitches in the wound.
 Mrs Kate Fitzpatrick, wife of Patrick Fitzpatrick died at the hosrital this morn- ing after an illness of three months. The remains " re removed to the family resi- dence. II Orange street, by Undertaken Bergin.
 City court was held this morni D at S:30. l Nick Laviano, who was brought in on a capias. WAS fined g. Robert Madden got S10 and costs for drunkenness: jail. James Phelan was fined $l and costs for a similar offense town house.
 Residents of Washington street and vicinity are greatly interested in the dis trict meeting which is to be held in City hall tomorrow night and all are hopeful that the meeting viii authorize the district committee to place tower and clock on the addition to the Washington school.
 Rev Alfred Day. formerly pastor of the A NJ. E. Zion church in this city. died in Middletown yesterday. The deceased was powerful preacher and was popular among his people in this city. The re- mains will be brought to Wat rbury for | burial.
 Two handsome pictures of the late Mrs William H Delaney are on exhibition at Pollak's art studio on Bank street One represents the deceased when she was one of Waterbury's prettiest young women; the other was taken later in life. Both are good hkenesses and either is familiar to the friends and acqu intances of the deceased.
 List of letters adverli Sed at the post office: Gideous Bray, Mrs Nora Castle Alfred Euvrard. (2l. Evalt Hide. Mrs Sarah Kane. Thomas w. Iceland. Will liam Lswlor, Miss Fl 1rence McBurney, Mrs Josephus Murcoux. Mrs Laura Shorter. Mrs Esther c. Thayer, Mrs Au 'trcr Wilcox. D. H. Wentworth.
 Willie Shugrue. the seven year old son of Patrick Shugrue of Tracy avenue. met with a serious accident while returning from school yesterday afternoon. He step. ped on piece of glass inflicting a cut on
 The child Iffered much from the loss Oi I hiOtrn 0F Hayes ainhk stitches n Nhe | wound.
 l Court Falcon degree team consisting oi thirteen members and Captain Garde
 went to Hartford tLis afternoon where they will give an exhibition before the members of the Foresters' convention
 The annual convention of the order is be ing held to-day, about 200 delegates are present, representing eighty courts.
 James Carroll. the three years old son oi J. $ Carroll of Baldwin street, was hold ing stick of wood this morning for one oi hIs brotht rS to chop when the axe passed through the block and struck the righ ind X Singer of his left hand, causing ( . compound fracture of that member. DI Hayes rendered surglcal aid.
 Through the item in yesterdays DEMO CEAT the wife of r H O'Shea, who's, brother in Springfield has made inquiries { about her from Postmaster Fitzpatrick
 has been found Her twelve year old gir went to the pc stofice last night. and saiC
 that hun father was in Youngstown, Ohio and that she lived with her mother at 22l 2 Ch' Try street. She said she would writ to her uncle in Springfield
 D The I rEMocRAr is in receipt of a lette = from Pr. sident F. Cleveland of th
 Como cticut iii itute and iniustria
 home for the blind. thanking the people o
 Waterbury for individual contribution . and suI port of the entertainment recent given htre in ail of the institute H
 -lso thanks the pastors sf the differen
 churches and especially the Rev pr AndeI
 son, Ralph Blakeslee. Mrs \ Jacques ,. Mrs B Bryan. Mrs John Abbott MT
 William Judd. Mrs Charles Judd. MT
 Jeanette Fowler. Jean Jacques and th
 Dig S Smith company. The t~ta
 amount received from Waterbury wa
 S653 9l.
 St CtCiiia's dramatic society will give tn u opera Hay lnskers.' interspersed wit
 selections from Prince Pro Tem," at Cor
 cordia hall, Wednesday evening, May Ii
 at the tbird anniversary entertainment an
 sociable of the Holy Family soci-ty. Tn
 'lloSing is the cast: Mary. a farmer
 daughter. Miss Mary Herr: Anna. farmer
 daughter Miss Stephsnis HerrIngel
 Farmer. Fred Probst; William. first assis
 and. Frank Herr; SimPkins, Robert Her dairy maid, Miss Anna Smith. The chorus k Sopranos. Misses Mary Herr. Anna Smitt a MsrgaTet Stadler, Johanns Stadler, Kati
 Nassann. Mary Shell. Mary Hahn. Berth Il Stroebel. Clara Armbruster Jennie Mal
 her. Lena Dietrich; altos S'epbanie He
 ringer, Katie Stadler, Lena HellmanI IS Mary Miller; tenors, Frank Herr. Valentiu l, Hahn, Louis ArmbIuSter. Adam Hahn; bas Robert Herr, John Sitfen, Achill Arm Is burster, Otto Herman.
 e Tho people of Waterbury will have tt chance of their lives 10 hear a comic opel surg in as near professional manner 'Z possible by amateurs at the Jacques opel
 house Thursday afternoon and evenir |: and Friday evening under the auspices 1T the Sacred Heart church choir. Jamt I Gilbert, the LorenzI of the opera. who hl '' stagrd many operas. and is one of u
 leading comedians of the country, has il
 fused his professional ideas and (. Perienee into the company 30 we d organized by Mrs Lucien Wolf l. the organist of the Sacred Heart churcl and he will make barrels of fun for Il S audience. Of David Lythgne. the Pipp
 the Boston Traveller says: David Lyt 'e goes success in light opera at the Bosto
 museum last night was an astonishmel , to the public and his many friends. F '' is not only a singer of merit but an anti n- of pronounced ability. Don't forget u IO matinee performance Thursday at 2:3 W with admission S5 cents; children {. )Z cents. Secure reserved seats for Thursdl ,y and Friday evening at Dunc ans phArmac ;! At the meeting of the board of educ Ln tion last night Dr Hinckley appeared ar of qualified as a pember of the board, su
 ceedine L. A. Platt The latter was a ge re erAl fAvorite with all the members and VI Is one of of the most useful men in tn
 body. He was prompt in attendan.e al