Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-23
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CITY NE WS.

CITY NE WS.
 Henry Pincus elocution class opens Tuesday, September 24.
 The annual collection was taken up in St Patrick's church yesterday.
 The board of aldermen will meet this evening if a quorum can be obtained. Rev James O'Connor of Thompson vile officiated at St Ann's church yes terday.
 A meeting of Go G's drill squad will be held in the armory at 9 o'clock this evening.
 Miss Clara Hoffman will speak on the constitutional amendment at the rink to- morrow evening.
 Reserved seat tickets for the ''Golden Hair and Three Bears" operetta are now on sale at Bossidy's drug store.
 The fourth ward democratic club will hold meeting this evening at the head quarters on River street.
 John w. Lowell, the veteran school teacher, who has been sick for the past few days, is much better to-day.
 Michael Kipp of Hellmann & Kipp left for Hot Springs, Arkansas, on the Washington express last evening.
 Miss Annie McGinn, formerly of this city, teacher in the New York public schools, is visiting friends in this city. Rev F. J. Murphy of this city will as sist at the dedication of the Sacred Heart church in New Haven next Sun day.
 J. A. Godfrey & Go, of this city, will furnish the official score card for the Watertown horse race Wednesday and Thursday.
 T. J. Foley, who represented the Gately book house in this city few years ago, is stopping in town for few days.
 George Mcclure, clerk at Nugent's drug store, had his hand painfully lacer- ated by the breaking of glass tube yes terday.
 There was only one unfortunate vic- tim before the police court this morning and he was mulcted S5 and costs for drunkenness.
 The selectmen will be in session Satur- day, September 2S, from 9 o'clock in the forenoon to 7 p. m., for the purpose of m aking new voters.
 Miss Lucy Quigley, who is to take one of the principal characters in the oper- etta of "Golden Hair and the Three Bears," is sick at her residence.
 w. J. Snow has accepted the Water bury Furniture Co.'S S10,OOO and will open the worlds fair at 52 South Main street the last week of September.
 Eben Lewis and Miss Kate Marshall were married by the Rev l.. D. Baker at the home of the brides sister, Mrs Charles Mason, on Manhan street Satur- day evening.
 At the second performance in Danbury of Miss Lena Loeb, the mind reader, a disorderly element present was sutfi ciently large to nearly break up the ex- hibition.
 William Stevens, aged 19 years, died at his residence No 23 Bronson street yesterday. The funeral will take place from his late residence at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
 Matthew Kennedy, who has been visiting in the old country the past six or eight weeks, is now on his way home having sailed last Saturday. He IS ex pected in Waterbury next Saturday.
 The Connecticut retail butchers pro tective association will hold a meeting in Bridgeport to-day for the purpose O. electing president and other officer and to do any other business necessary
 The selectmen were notified thi morning that an insane man named Meyers was running wild in the wood below Brooklyn terroriZing women ant children living in that neighborhood Sheriff Mcdonald and Patrick Lunn. were sent out to capture the man, but Il could not be found.
 The services of First Baseman Dal Phalon, of this city, will be in deman next season. His record during the pas season as given by the official averag was as follows: Games 55, runs 60, bas hits 92, stolen bases 16, sacrifice hits 1s batting average 1868, fielding averag .976.
 Fred M. Oseransky, who was tried Sa urday for embezzlement from D. F Blinn & Go, was this morning pronouI ced guilty by Judge Bradstreet. Owin to the weak physical condition of tn young man only fine of S10 and cost was imposed, from which an appeal wa taken.
 The Meriden, Waterbury & Connect cut River road is building trestle an side track at the Red Bridge, Sout Meriden. The object of this is the Ill loading of coal and merchandise at tn; place. A platform is to be erected the for that purpose. It is not decided y whether station will be built there.
 A number of residents of the Hop vile district are prospecting for fro which they have been led to belieN exists in large quantities in the soil that neighborhood. Several specimen of ore taken out it is said contain 75 D. cent of iron, the quality being about u same as that taken from the mines Salisbury.
 While the United States district 6 torney issued 42 warrants for the arre of postmasters in Connecticut, charg with violating the law by sending O Paliser, Paliser & Co.'S circulars, tl names of only seven have been divulge and those by one of the Palisers. Th' are the postmasters at Kent, Newtow Ridgefeld, Saybrook, Winthrop, Nc wichtown and Hockanum.
 Prosecuting Agent Colley. appear before the commissioners at New Hav Saturday and asked that the license Thomas Malley be revoked for selli liquor on Sunday. Malley, who is t proprietor of the saloon at the corner
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