Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-05
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CITY. NEWS.

 company left for Danbury this afternoon where they play this evening.
 The bastardy case brought against Charles Romaine. by Lizzie Steinmitz, was settled late yesterday afternoon.
 The case of Norris Umberteld vs Har riet E. Downs is being tried again to-day before Judge Bradstreet of the district court.
 There was large and very social gath ering at the masquerade sociable given by the Turn Nerein at Turn hall last ev- ening.
 A hearing, will be given by the board of compensation this evening on the benefits and damages caused by the lay out of Farm street.
 Chief Egan holds pass entitling him to witness the execution of John Swift which was to have taken place at Hart ford to-day.
 Frederick J. Lawlor of this city, for l several years an employe of the Water | bury Watch company, will shortly open butter store in Danbury. | The Danbury ladies who.- were the guests of the Wadhams Relief corps re- turned on the Washington express last | evening much pleased with their visit to this city.
 The Brass City Hose company respond Su to Il Stiil laSl evening, lue chimney of one of the houses owned by | John Burke on Bridge street taking fire. There was no damage. At the joint meeting of the board of r finance and the district committee held last evening the nomination of Martin Hellmann to be tax collector was con hrmed by a vote of to 1. Rev Fathers Mulcahy, Treanor and Murphy attended the funeral of Rev NJ. J. Crowley at Meriden yesterday. Father Treanor W as sub-deacon of the mass and acted as one of the pallbearers.
 The Waterbury Temperance alliance invite at their meeting last evening to inietiate Joe Hess, the reformed pugilist to give series of temperance lectures in this city during the latter part of this month.
 Miss Annie Begley of South Riverside street was knocked down by team while crossing South Main street near Benedict's bridge last e\ ening. She was taken to her home and her injuries found to be of a not very serious nature. The new Waterbury club which will , play at Stamford tomorrow will be as follows: McAlenny, c; Jim Fitzgerald, p; M Fitzgerald, lb; J. Smith, 2b; D. Phelan, 3b; Daley, ss Lawlor, If :: Tachance, of Egan, If J. Harrington, extra man.
 Patents have been granted to Water bury parties during the past week as follows: l.. J. Atwood. assignor to Plume X Atwood Manufacturing Co, ar gand lamp; F. l.. Ludington, cigarette machine; D. A. Streeter, pipe laying ap- paratus.
 Frank Phelan. an incorrigible boy of b, was brought before the court this morning upon a complaint brought by l,,., trol him. The boy promised to reform and the case was continued for thirty days in order to give him chance.
 At meeting of the incorporators of the new West Side savings bank held late yesterday afternoon, committees were selected to secure location for the bank and also to arrange set of by laws. The incorporators were all made directors of the bank. The meeting then adjourned for one week. The commit tee on location will select some place in the Brooklyn district.
 At the meeting of the Hartford board of health held Wednesday evening it was decided not to grant permission for the location of a bone boiling works at Dutch Point. The board listened to sev- eral arguments both in favor and against granting the permit. Among the re- portS;was one from a gentleman who had visited the Waterbury boiling works and who said there was much complaint in Waterbury of the offensive smell
 J. II. Cook, jr, of Springfield. Mass. has commenced the erection of the large cooler on Railroad street, near the corner of Ives street. The building will be per feet in all its details, and arranged for the wholesale dressed beef trade. Pat rick O. Dwyer, of Waterbury, the lessee of the property and owner of the build ing, is at present a travelling salesman for Waterbury concern, and 1t Is un. derstood will conduct the business il Danbury ury.-Danbury News.
 William Geddes, of the Farrell Iror company, is in Bridgeport supervising the erection of the machinery at the Aluminium manufactory, all of whicl was manufactured at the Farrell foun dry. Mir Geddes has been in the em ployment of the Farrell Iron company for the past forty years and during tha time has supervised almost solely thu erection of their machinery in the var ious industrial establishments to whic cl it has been supplied.
 The Meriden and Waterbury railroad will commence next Monday to run thel trains to the New England station. The, have prepared a new time table whlcl also goes into effect the same day. Trains will leave the New England station fo Meriden at S:56 a. nl., 12:5o, Ago and 6: 20. They will leave the Dublin stree station 15 minutes later. Trains will ar rive at the New Englan nd station at SOS 10;33 a. m: and,1 1:50, 600 and $50 p. m. arriving at the Dublin street station minutes earlier.
 William H. Pierpont, department com mander of the G. A. R. of Connecticut has issued general order appolntin aides-de-camp on his staff. Commando Pierpont has arranged for a proper ot servance of Memorial day in 1o6 town in this state where there are no G. A R. posts In each of these towns he ha designated some citizen to arrange fo an observance of the day and the decor ation of all soldiers graves. He recon mends that those citizens cooperate wit the clergy in the observance and in a cases soliciting the assistance of tn