Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-28
CITY NEWS.

| Special forecast for Connecticut:
 Fair tonight and Saturday: light
 osuthwesterly winds.
 l Miss Nellie Dee, supervisor of music | in the public schools, left to-day for | her home in Marlborough, Mass. Thomas Murphy was arrested this afternoon for assault. The matter i'll I be heard in the city court tomorrow morning.
 Miss Florence Macdonald, instruc- l tor in science at the Convent de Notre
 Dame, left yesterday for her home in Nova Scotia.
 Great mark down sale of suits, jack cts, 'capes, skirts, etc, commencing to-
 morrow morning at 9 o'clock at For
 mans, 62-64 South Main street. Andrew Leary of Baldwin street was removed to the aImshouse this after noon by order of the selectmen. His | mind is somewhat deranged.
 John J. Corbett, the barber, re-
 ceived a telegram to-day stating that his brother, Edward Corbett of New Britain, was killed at the Buffalo ex-
 position yesterday.
 The weather to-day has been hot, a continuation of the warm spell of the past few days At three o'clock, the Cannon x Webster thermometer record ed 94, the highest point reached to-day. Fourth division, A o. H.. elected the following officers last evening for the ensuing year: President Bernard Whitney; vice president, John Sullivan; recording secretary, John D. Carey; William Dooley.
 rr1,oxo x1,;11 1,o Its .A. nic at Belleview lake next Wednesday, to be given by the employees of the Matthews &s Willard Go There will be dancing afternoon and evening. The best lady waltzer will receive handsome prize.
 Miss Marie G. Macdonnell. teacher of elocution and physical culture at the Convent de Notre Dame, left yes terday for Niagara Falls. After spend ing a short vacation at that place, Miss Macdonnell will sail for an extended tour through Europe.
 There was hearing on the insolvent estate of the Robbins Forging Go of Brown street in New Haven this fore noon, before the state referee, Henry G. Newton. The creditors were repre- sented by Representative Guilfoile and the estate by Deputy Judge Peasley.
 Don't forget the Fourth of. July ex- cursion of the Brooklyn Athletic club to Savin Rock. It is one of the events of the season. Tickets have been sell ing at most rapid rate and the in- dications are that even a larger crowd than in former years will accompany the Brooklyn Athletic club boys to the popular shore resort at New Haven.
 Joseph Kilbride son of MT and Mrs Lawrence Kilbride of Simon stret, and Miles Mccarthy, son of Police Officer Mccarthy, passed successful examina- tions before the state board of phar- macy at Hartford to-day, and are now full fiedged druggists. They are very popular young men and their friends will be pleased to hear of their success.
 School Carpenter, Thomas Quinn, has been busy the past week in fixing up things in the High school building. Everything that was out of order, has been placed in first-class trim. The blinds have been repaired, the desks have been fixed and number of other things have been done. The rooms on the main floor, in which book keeping was taught, by Miss Sinsabaugh during the past year, is now being transformed into classroom. The bookkeeping room has been removed to the vacant room on the first floor,