Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-08
CITY NEWS.

! J. c. Jackie, of the firm of J. G. Jackle & Sons, has gone to Boston for a week on q business trip.
 samuel \. Chase, son of Isadore Chase. who has been spending the hoIi- days With his parents, has returned to hls studies in the PeekskuI Military academy.
 James A. Hynes, who has been con- nned to the house for some time past suHerlng from the effect of blood i poisoning in one of his feet, was about town today dohn Dolan, of Silver street. died to-day. Besides his widow, he leaves ms parents, two brothers and two sis ters. The funeral notice will be an- nounced later.
 1he sight reading class connected With the kimball conservatory of music. which generally holds its meet lhss Hednesday night, will meet this week on Thursday night.
 Philip Stack of 24 Washington street niet With rather painful accident late aesaeruaS afternoon. While engaged at hls work in the rolling mill at Ben edlct & Burnham's Manufacturing concern he received a deep eash in the rlght wrist. which required five stitch eess to close. pr Donahue attended him. pr Cfane stated today that the con altlon Of James Moore of Aver street. Who was so severely stabbed last Sun uay, was extremely satisfactory. Aorng Lynch. the other victim. is al
 most as well as ever, and Dr Donahue said his condition was so favorable that he didn't require his attendance to-day.
 Court Nigilant installed its new off ecfs last night with appropriate cere- monies. After the business meeting a social session followed. The follow ing contributed to the program: Messrs Cass, Carney. Mitchell, Hal pin, Mccarthy, Fitzpatrick. Downey. Mckennerney. Reilly Galivan. Hapen- ny and others. Brother John Millerick acted as toast master
 The republican and democratic rep resentatives to the general assembly Will meet in Hartford this evening for the purpose Of making nominations for chairman and other offices. Of course the democrats will not be in it when It comes to voting to confirm these nominations, but they will come to- Sether and organize all the same and enter the field fully equipped to make a light, even though they see certain defeat staring them in the face It seems to be an understood thing that the republicans will be unanimous for John Light as speaker.
 MT and Mrs William Kimban. of the hlmbal conservatory of music, ten dered reception last nigA to the dancing class which is cou lcted in connection with the school. Prof w. Gilbert Newell is the instructor The program consisted of many and fancy dances. for which Faulmann's orches- tra furnished excellent music. Mrs Thorpe was the caterer. The recep- ton last night, which was such a pleasant and enjoyable affair. was the beginning of a series of similar ones. The success achieved by the pupils under Prof Newells instruction has been remarkable, and already many applications have been received from people desiring to become members of a new class which is to be started on January 21. the beginning of the sec ond term of the school year All oth- CTS who contemplate joining the class should inform Mir INimball at once.
 Town Clerk Brett is having the vault lighted by electricity. It is said that the constant use of gas in Sucn a small place makes the air so dry that the covers on the books last no time. Mir Brett was asked if he did not think it would pay to have waited until the city goes into the business of manufacturing electricity before going to the expense of making the change, and replied that he did not think that the city had q ghost of d chance to install and operate an elec- tric lighting plant. But in this he was mistaken, for as a result of last nights session of the aldermen City Sheriff Mcdonald to-day served notice on the Connecticut Lighting and Power com pany that the city will apply to the next session of the general assembly for permission to manufacture cleo tricity and notifying the company to attend the hearing to be held on this matter in Hartford.