Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
CITY NEWS.

John McGowan was given 30 days for drunkenness to-day.
 The "Connecticut Catholic" Is sprightly ana contains interesting reading this week.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: lncreas- ing cloudiness and showers; warmer to- night.
 Another auction sale of horses will take place at F. E. Benham's stable "Wednesday morning
 Luman N. Howe, the truckman, made sn assignment to-day to David stFaus of New Haven.
 The hearing on the appointment of a trustee on the c. H. Hicks estate was ad- journed until Monday.
 Johanna OConnor vs Peter Hepp ct ux ct al. judgment of foreclosure rendered for $2, ,170. with s6l costs.
 Sheridan Council, K. of C.. will meet tomorrow afternoon in Elks' hall. over Manufacturers bank, Bank street
 William B. Brooks has sold his two family house Nos 25 and 27 North street to John H. Mortenson. who will oc- cupy it for residence.
 John Moriarty has been granted tue power of attorney to collect all monies be- longing to the late Gilbert White, who died at the Hotchkiss farm.
 Tho joint committee appointed by the board of education and the center district committee to devise plans to relieve the pressure at the high school building, will hold a meeting tonight
 The police are about town to-day taking down the names of people who are main tAininG signs which project three feet over the walk, It does not matter how high the signs are suspended the name of the owner is put down
 ]. w. knowlton of Bridgeport. secretary of the Fourteenth Connecticut volunteers. has written to D l. SomerF, .secretary fl the local organization of survivors of that regiment. that the invitation to hold the next annual reunion in Waterbury has been accepted.
 At a meeting of the past masters of Har- mony lodge, F. X A. NJ, held in Masonic tempel last night. it was voted to fit up a room at the Masonic home at Wsllingford, to be called the Past Grand Masters room of Harmony lodge. No 42. F. ,S A. NJ.
 The forty hours devotion will commence at the church of the Immaculate Concep- ton at the l0:S0 o'clock mass tomorrow morning. There will be a large number of out of town clerSymen in attendance in the afternoon and evening
 Giving the Elcture of s girl who WAS tantalized so much before her death see ms odd, but Phelan thinks she should be re membered on account of the sweetness of of her music, and also her beautiful ap- pearance. One with each pound of tea or baking powder next week free
 Waterbury really should not 70 on lodg- ing tramps at the rate of thirty nine a night. Last month Waterbury provided free accommodations for POS of these vagrom rascAls, and Waterbury ought to be ashamed of herself. It Isn't eoodlpoliti- cal economy and it isn't good morals. - Hartford Courant
 Town Clerk E. H. Belden has issued his mortuary report for March as follows: Scarlet fever or scarlatina l cerebro-sCina meningitis .diptheria or croup 5, ,puerperal fever ,. consumption or phthisis :. pneu- monia or lung fever 9, bronchitis 4, all other diseases of nervous system :. heart diseases 6. accident and violence l, all other causes except still births l3 total 56. deaths under years l5, still births 5.
 The executive body of the state temper ance association is making arrangements in different towns of the state for lecture on temperance to be given by the Rev Father O'Brien of Fremont, Ohio who Is now on a lecturing tour in different parts of New England It Is understood that the members of the Senior Temperance society will "ndeavor to have him speak in the SAcredIllealt church on some date between April 93 and May 2l.
 At the annual meeting of the Riverside Cemetery association held last night the tOl owing officers were elected for tue eu- suing NeAr: President. !. < Elton: Serre- tarY AUd treasurer. N ]. Welton: trustees. l E smith l>96: N p Grannlss. IS97: r. LeavenwoIth lS9S. r l. FriShie. lSl9. S Eltor. 1900: F ! klpgSbury. 1901 \. | Wslton. 1909 Receipts during the year were: From the sale of lots. $2, TN . 62; from individual charges: $l $50. 30 from sale of flowers and plants. 499.75 The association paid out $4 ,664 06 for la- Dor and materials. lnterments during the year. l15: total interments to date, f .26S Road Commissioners NJ. J. Colloty, A 4 lrion and John Henderson, Jr, and Stree Inspector Reilley are home from New York and are loud in their praise of the new street sweeper which the inspector re commended st the last meeting of the roaC board. They found ahead of them com mitteeS representing municipal govern | mentS from several states. who had called on the same mission. The sweeper wa. put to several tests. all of which proved satisfactory It picks up cart load O dirt with the greatest ease and dumps it a A cNnvenient point where 1t can be cartec away by the city teams.
 April 5th. 1895, is a day long to be re membered by the pupils of the fifth grad, in Sperry street school. Although the, did Lot have the honor of receiving theil diplomas on the stage of the ancient Cit, hall. that honor being reserved for thei older brothers and sisters. stlll their heart throbbed with pleasure and excitement A, they received from the hand of Mir Platt O the board of education certificates of pro motion accompanied with words of advice This class about to leave Sperry street fo the Hillside avenue school took this oppor tunity of saying farewell to the scene with which they have been so closely con nected for five years, and the programm was carried out in a manner which re hected credit on both themselves and thei teacher, Miss Jennie M. O'Neill
 NOT UNTIL JUNE.