Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
CITY NEWS.

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 The Sawtelle Dramatic club will produce the Streets of New York" at the opera house tonight.
 The Waterbury DEMOCRAT had some thing to say last evening about ''jingo senators" The term was aptly put Britain Herald.
 Belairman Berreault of Jefferson street left yesterday afternoon for his home in Canada accompanied by Hipolite Tessier of North Leonard street.
 The will of George R Dodge was ad- mitted to probate to-day. The widow is named AS executrix. and the property Is lett to her son and daughter.
 George Lachance distinguished himself at Brooklyn yesterday by making home run and two singles. ouce knocking the | ball over the fence. He had thirteen put outs and no errors.
 | The Bridgeport Evening News is the latest of our exchanges to adopt an eight page form The News is a good paper and Editor Prindle deserves all the success that he is enjoying.
 | Among the purchasers at John F. Law = lor's sale was Andy Johnson. who bought spirited pair of blacks and a fine hack. He has gone into business for himself. and l AS oN bAC SSA hASC VI bA4C RuoAAS.
 No charge is made for the publication of notices of weddings. private receptions, tt. Int+rt sted parties are invited to send such matters to the DEMOCRAT office. But do not forget also, 10 send your name and l address. AS a guarantee of good faith. StsS l Chief Egan has instructed the policemen to arrest anyone they find throwing dirt on | the streets even though a man with a cart l is fo iDfo Henceforth you must dump your ash cans { into the cart instead of into the gutter.
 The water board has commenced collect ing the water rent and find pay yments much more prompt than usual. After May 15 five per cent will be added to all unpaid bills and the fact of this rule being rigid evidently has something to do with the prompt payment of water rents.
 Daniel Bergin for drunkenness was fined f5 tliS morning. Patrick Delaney went l home intoxicated yesterday and tried to l break up the furniture with an ax. Of | fcer Tehan arrested him. Delaney's wife spoke so well for him this morning and as it was Lis first cffenSe he WAS fined only S5.
 One of the unsuccessful bidders for the job of paving South Main street WAS a call, r at the DEMuCRAT office today. He sNS that the successful contractor pfo- poses to employ non union labor at cheap prices and declaresthat the work connot be done properly at the figures accepted by the board
 Charles HofsesS of B Jewelrv street, an employe of Benedict .S Burnham's tube shop. was pulling box from under the bench this afternoon, when his left fore arm came against the teeth of a saw. tear ing the flesh over three inches in length. The nan suffered much from pain and loss of blood. Dr Frost rendered surgical aid.
 thirsty man called at kelly's North Main street store this afternoon and asked one of the fair clerks if she had soda water sor slle. No. sir, she said, but we will have it in few days. We have milk and water though--water five cents a glass and milk two" The fellow left the store and while he crossed the street to the foun- tliu at the green he was wondering what Kelly would buy next
 Tie members of St Joseph's T. A. so- ciety t@ndsred Il banquet and reception to their friends at City hall last night. Sup per was served at the Scovill house at winch 22o persons sat down. The grand march was led by President J J. Mcdonald and wife. Bergin's orchestra furnished mu ic and Prof Herr prompted. It was a happy gathering and the hours flew by in a most agre: able mahnrr
 Tickets for the opera Mascot" are sell ing r. pidiy. and there will no doubt be a rush for reserved seats at Duncan's phar. macy. Satu day morning. May 1, James Gilbert txpresSts himself as highly pleased with the work of the chorus, and under his abl4 stage direction. this most tuntful of operas will go with snap. To ulght the rehearsal will be held in Music ) ball promptly at o'clock.
 DIvi. inn No l. A o. II scored q big hlt at its May day s0ciablt last night in tAt Cor corula hal. The place was filled with the lut ubtrS and tbeIr friends aud the oc caaIon afforded more thau ordinary merrl nett President John Finley and Nils, >tlle ScElly led the march. Booths or che stra furnished music and Prof Pole prompted. The committee in charge were John L. Finley. William J. keenan, Tat rick Hge nLau. Michael LaWlur and Pete Muir hy.
 4 shipment of l.CCO ytArling trout ar rive d al New Haven yesterday from sharon + l. taken from the Hoxle pond The tisl we're consigned to the state fisheries com
 mlsslonerS. and Gre to be used In hntcEiui trout fry for stocking brooks. The tisl . were ln ten large tubS which Were file, with water and ice. and were ia charge O - two men. who kept the water fresh an(
 with some sort of patent instruments kep the water i'll the tubs moving like the cur L rent ln the brook
 , Judge Wallace. in the United States cir L cult court yesterday banded down a ie \ cision in the matter of the New York an, New England railroad defepdants in tn
 sult of William T Hart, Frederick J l -I,,r, ~
 The plaintiffs asked for foreclosure o ! the mortgage executed for $50O, ,O0O, o
 June P. 1882. The decree grants tn \ prayer of the plaintiffs. the judge sayin 7 that the railroad had broken the condition
 of the mortgage when it failed to pay th
 interest ln February. 1895.
 The grounds around St Cecilias churc
 have been graded. A new picket fence bull
 and the whole place now presents a charm ing appearance. When the Germans selec etc
 ihe lot on Scovill street for q church build
 ing they dId something that was of grea 'l benefit to property owners in that neighbol
 hood The corner on which the churc
 stands Was An eyesore to the whole plaC
 and was likely to remain so for years f come If It had not been selected for churc , purposes and connected with veritabl /. power of beauty.
 n Harry Durner and wife q George Re1
 frew lett this morning on the s: 10 train fc ' Atlantic City. h conversation with a r,
 porter before leaving Mir Durner said tha , Mr Renfrew and himself had formed '' partnership to run A show at Atlantic Cit c snd that the people of Waterbury must DC
 be surprised If he should call this way wit l. ais troup before long. 'Trix" Mir Du
 ntr's performing dog was with the part
 and acted as though he had charge of a
 theIr possessions keeping a close lookoI
 for thelr vsllse and making frantic effort