Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-17

card privilege aG the DalI BrouHuS thls season. The DEMOCRAT will, as usual, print the cards.
 The police have not been idle since the the city hall burglary. They have been pushing and following clues and finally run down one John Brennan, who was arrested at ? o'clock yesterday afternoon. Brennan is IS and lives with his father on l the Abrigador. He was brought before Judge Bradstreet at the police court this morning charged with stealing $100 from Town Clerk White and breaking into the city hall building. Brennan pleaded guilty to the charges and made clean breast of 1 it. He said he got into the building by the fire escape, entering through window on the second floor. He found step lad der and with the aid of this climbed over the transom into the mayors office, where he found key with which he later un- locked the door of the town clerks office. He admitted taking the money and said he | made his exit in the same manner as lie came in The court found probable cause | and bound the prisoner over in the sum of | $500 on each charge. Brennan say he was intoxicated when he entered the building. DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
 The two Local Clubs Meet and Transact Business.
 The local democratic clubs met last even ing. Arrangements will hereafter be made so that they will not meet on the same night.
 J. J. Mcdonald presided over the meet ing of the Waterbury Democratic club at the club room in Browns building and Secretary J. J. Egan recorded. Twenty five new names were added to the roll, making membership of 173. In the ab- sence of executive committees it was de cided to call the ward primaries at an ! early date. The committee on constitu- tion and bylaws reported. The report was accepted and the matter tabled until the next meeting. A committee of three was appointed from the finance committee to secure subscriptions for the club Ar arrangements were made for public meet ing to be addressed by local speakers. There is already a growing interest in the coming campaign the membership of the club and the attendance at it's meeting show. Among the speakers last night were J. H. Freny, T. H. Moran, E. G. Kilduff, w. D. Garter, T. H. Hayes, J. J. Mcdonald, L. M. Myers, J. B. Spencer.
 The Young Mems Democratic club met in American hall Speeches were made by Messrs Boutelle, Connolly, Drury and B. Kilduff, and the following resolutions adopted by unanimous vote:
 Resolved by the Young Mems Democratic club in meeting assembled, that we heartily commend the wise, honest, patriotic, and democratic administration of President Cleveland, and his courage, fidelity, and ability in meeting the pressing issues of the hour.
 Resolved that there is need of immediate legislation to prevent the danger and dis aster of a great and growing surplus in the treasury, and we commend the policy of the president that such legislation should fho 4hn saries of life and raw materials as being for the benefit of the whole people, and in accordance with democratic principles Resolved that we recommend to the democrats of Waterbury to do their utmost in securing delegates to the state convention who will favor the nomination of the Hon. orable Grover Cleveland for president
 E. B. Hardie, M. F. Connolly, Timothy O'Rourke, J. McGrath and T. F. Dolan were appointed committee to secure club rooms, and the president, secretary and financial treasurer were appointed a com mittee to confer with the Waterbury Dem ocratic club to make arrangements so that the two clubs will not meet the same night. The following committees were appointed On registration-E. $. Cullen, Greene Kendrick, G. F. Downey, J. J. Mulvaney, J. J. Lannon, T. Doolan, E. B. Hardie, E. F. Kane, George Rudolph, W. F. Dillon, | M. Ou1IlVdIl, cdlueS ISlIey, w 1lllaIn onarp, M. Doolan, John Thompson, James Cass Patrick Deeley, Peter Scadden, Emmons Chipman, James Quinlan, s. M. Brown W. c. Moor, T. Coyle, Joseph Gill, Bart Bossidy, J. J. Nelligan, D. B. Fitzpatrick, D. J. Casey.
 On Naturalization - Daniel IcCarty, John Fitzgerald, Michael Wallace, M. Don ahue, E. Sullivan, M. Hellman, J. l.. Saxe, Lyon Lewis, P. J. Phelan, H. R. Byrnes, James Horrigan, T. O'Rourke, Joseph Gull len, M. Mulh olland.
 On Finance-John Boutell, D. J. Ma honey, Dudley Moffat, Martin Hellman, Dr. Chagnon, w. L. Fruin, J. T. McGrath, M. Guilfoil, B. Segewick, C. I. Tremain, J. ". Webster, N. Morris, J. O'Neil, jr., D. H. Tierney, M. Husley.
 On Speakers-P. c. Morris, M. F. Con molly, Peter Kinney, c, c. Commerford, J. F. Dolan, Charles McAvoy, John Bos- sidy, George Panneton, J. A. Hynes, E. o. Ducey, Bernard Kilduff.