Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
CITY NEWS.

There Will be JClut meeting or the board of education and the district com mittee tonight
 The Young Italian club will give a ball Tn Academy hall, Moriarty building, this evening
 Chief Eg4u has handsome shoe at his office which was found on Brook street last night. and which the owner can have by calling at the office.
 The entertainment of the St Barromeus verein of St Cecilias parish will be given this evening in Concordia hall. The operetta will be under the direction of Miss Bertha Stroebel.
 Division No ,. A. o. H., will hold an important meeting night to arr nge for the reception to be rendered to Colonel Murphy and staff, who will be here to morrow night The reception will be held in G. A +. hall.
 A large audience listened 10 an interest ing discourse in the hall of the convent of Notre Dame last night on the Christian Code of Morals. by Vicar General J. A. Mulcahy. The lecture was very instructive and was delivered in A clear. lucid manner which all could fully understand. The executive committee of the Union Rescue mission met last night and ap-
 
 tie committee to secure and take posses sion If permanent quarters. The pro- posed mass meeting will be discusse at meeting to be held at the residences of Mrs Cook next week.
 The funeral of Mrs John T Lynch took place this morning from her late residence on George street with services at the Im- | maculate Conception chu. oh and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The pallb' arers were: w j. Goggins. Charles H. Coyle. | Patrick Crowley. Torrance Coyle. Peter Oates and Jam%s Hynes.
 The |. NJ. c. 4. want to make good 1 t cir promise to give the public good game of base ball Harry Drrant said to- day that the '. NJ. (. A. nine would like to arrange for game with nine from the St Joseph's Temperance society for Sat urday. There Is a chance fora splendid l game.
 At the meeting of the Grand lodge, X | F. O F. of Connecticut, at Middletown, the report of Grand Secretary Grinnell | showed forty nine lodges with n member l ship of 224, The death rate in the order during the past five years has been G.10 per 1.0u0; average payment of death. claims, fourteen days after proof of death and $l20. .000 has been paid into Connecti- |
 An officer from Torrington this morting served papers on Judge Root, Tn an appeal from probate brought by Mary Murphy of Torrington against the estate of Julia Fitz- gerald. Judge Root ns administrator of of the estate refused to allow bill of Mrs Murphy for Sl0O. The case k returnable before the superior court Tn Litchfeld the 1 first tuesday il May.
 ! ,Nu,.- L.s home. Is Az CTS street, this morning The deceased was one of the oldest Irish residents. having lived here continuously siLce 1850 Besides his wife he leaves two sons. lohu and William Flanagan | The funeral will take place at S:30 o'clock | tomorrow morning with services at the church of the Immaculate Conception. Work will commence on the town roads tomorrow morning. Operations will be- l gin at oAkNllie, where the highway has been Ill bad Shap" for some time. The se- l lectnlen have been importuued for years 1 to make some repairs at this point and It Was decided to do much uS possible tt,r,- thlS year. I. Eoughton will be >uperiut, ndent of roads and John II. l DE. al wlll he foreman.
 TnrTe w4~ t"" lIN~ly Iutawaya Fl E4- cltuI,- pi,t,'.. tli,~ mnfnIu2 4 tlrI>r be II 1 l.,e; Main street about lU o'clock aud Was n4Akln1 his way into the City hall where d Plucky ne>>eugrr toy brought him to Il halt Just alter thlS Clark Nichols horse c.mo into Exchange place and made his WAY otto the walk ln front of Holsou's store where he was caught
 The green Is being raked over to-day l and the workmen claim that the moun- I faTT NE Ing the winter assisted rather than hin- dered the growth of the grass Vegeta- ton has already commenced where the place WAS covered with snow nld ice Soon the whole green will appear i'll its | sutulutr garment and 20 one will know that lnSp> ctor Kelley ever dumped a load l of snow on 1t
 William Hellmaun of tie HtllmAnn Brewing Co, accompanied by his wife and | child. will leave to-murrow for q trip south. | The party will start f5r Fortress Monroe, wherc they will spend two or three weeks, Alter visiting several weeks in the sunny south they will go 10 Los Angeles Gal. NIT Hellmann has not been Ill good health for some time and hls numerous friends 1 hope to see hIm r, turn in his usual health and spirits
 The chorus work ot the comic opera Mascot ls already pronounced success and the ladies and gentlemen who have diligently rehearsed for the past five weeks are to be congratulated. They will have the distinguished honor of singing Tn one Of the brightest and most tuneful operas ever presented by local talent The tickets are now on sale for the opera, which will be given in the Jacques opera house, Thu,sday and Friday evenings May and lO.
 protest against the appointment of c Collard Adams AS fish and game warden
 WAS received by the county commissioner. on Tuesday. The protest is as follows To the County Commissioners of Middle
 sex county: understanding that (. Collart
 Adams, of Cromwell, is an applicl mt fol
 the position of fish warden of this county
 We hereby respectfully, but most earnestly
 protest against his appointment. believing
 him 10 be both unfit and unworthy to holc
 any office within the gift of your honor
 able board
 The annual concert and socl4ble of tht
 Letter Carriers association of Bridgepor
 took place last night. Quite a good man,
 Waterbury people were present, amoug
 them being the following from the loca
 organization of letter carriers: Edwar. NJ Fitzpatrick, George Hotchkiss Edwart
 n. Lewis, George JeDklnS, William PFech L and Oscar J Z.egler. The boys report big time, still they make no bones of as F sertlug that the young women of the Parl ', city are not in 1t with the Waterbury girls So Edward D. Lewis says.
 1t the meeting of the water board las
 night bids for the earthen dam at the wes branch were received as follows: Edwar,
 McManus. $2O. 906 40: Elisha Severy an,
 E. W. Pinney, 5,27S 30; the Abbot l Brothers company. Sl4, 968 50; and tn I Troy Public Works company. SIS, POO 95
 The contract was awarded to the Abbot ? Brothers company The city clerk was in l structed to hold the check of the nex