Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-05
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CITY NEWS.


 The regular business meeting of the Amphion club will be held at their rooms this evening.
 Alexander Boufford and Miss Oliumbre Deslorrie were married by the Rev J. w. Zones Saturday afternoon.
 Henry Lapalme and Miss Ernestine Rock were married by the Rev Father Zones at St Ann's chapel at S:30 this morning.
 Elzedid Perrault and Miss. Elmina Ouilett were married with nuptial mass by the Rev Father Zones at St Ann's chapel at S:30 a. m. yesterday.
 $. B. Terry, the Bank street broker, has been served with an attachment by New York parties. Liabilities said to exceed S30.000.
 Charles Warden, member of Phoenix fire company, had the fore finger of his left hand taken off by a power press in the Matthews & Willard factory this morning.
 William c. Bannon. Sergeant Bannon and Patrolmen Pagan, Sullivan and Healey are in Bridgeport to-day attend ing the many times postponed trial of the Newtown burglars.
 A special train carrying the signers of the petition to the general assembly from Bridgeport to the railroad hearing at Hartford passed over the New Eng land road at II a. m. to-day.
 Tomorrow being Ash Wednesday masses will be sung in all the Catholic churches in the morning when the bless will also be held in the evening at S:30 o'clock.
 John Sullivan and Miss Mary Dolan were married by the Rev Father Null cahy at the church of the Immaculate Conception at 10 a. m. to-day. The best couple were John McKeon and Miss Mary Garry.
 Joseph J. Archambeault and Mis- Philomene Oliver were married by the Rev J. w. Zones at St Ann's chapel at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. SThe best couple were Louis c. Archam oeault and Miss Deloina Oliver.
 Another feature of next Friday eve ming, before the wrestling match oi Messrs Heating and Glynn, will be a catch-as-catch-can bout between Will liam Barry and J. keating, a brother of H. N. Heating, for S10.00 side. To take place in the rink.
 The 111th anniversary of the birth of Robert Emmet was appropriately cele- brated by the Thomas Francis Meagher club, at Foresters hall last evening. An elaborate spread was furnished by Da- vid. Speechmaking, recltatiOns. etc.. made the evening pass pleasantly and profitably.
 Our esteemed contemporary, the Meri- den Journal, printed a handsome souve- mir supplement yesterday, upon hand- some calendared paper, containing DOT traits of all the presidents from Wash ington to Harrison. We congratulate the Journal upon this evidence of prosperity. The closing ceremonies of the forty hours adoration were concluded at the Sacred Heart church this morning at $ o'clock by solemn high mass. Rev Father 1'reanor acting as celebrant; Father O'Brien of Bridgeport deacon; Father Frederick of Meriden sub-deacon. and Father Murphy master of ceremonies. At the meeting of the board of trade last evening, on motion of C. k. Bald win, 1t was voted to increase the board of directors from fifteen members to twenty-one. The following gentlemen were elected members of the board: ". l.. Sawyer, G. w. Beach, J. H. Hart, H. A. Matthews, H. F. Baker and E. T. Turner.
 There was very large audience pres ent, despite the storm, at the entertain ment given by the children of St Mary $
 
 The children sang sweetly and were well applauded. The military drill, executed by twelve boys under the direction of D. J. Casey, was loudly applauded and showed that they understood their busi- ness. The entertainment will be re- peated this evening.
 The mortality for Waterbury during the month of January was as follows: Whole number of deaths 34, from the following causes Diphtheria 4, whoop- ing cough 3, tuberculous phthisis ,, ap- oplexy 1, convulsions ?, old age 1, heart disease 1, bronchitis 3, pneumonia f, all annual death rate of 13.5 to. the l ,000. The number of deaths in Waterbury for the corresponding month of last year was 5S.
 Washington conclave, K. $. F., gave another of their popular sociables at G. A. k. hall last evening. A delegation of twenty members with their lady friends from Elihu Burritt conclave of New Britain were the Washington guests and the evening was spent in very en joyable manner. The grand march oi 70 couples was led by J. H, Holran and Miss Emma Bergan. The guests depart ed on the Washington eS press at 8 o'clock this morning.
  this city and Miss May Teresa Dalton 0. New York was solemnized at St Mary church at o'clock this morning in tht presence of large number of the rela tives and friends of the contracting par ties. Rev J. F. Rogers, the pastor, per formed the marriage ceremony. Mis: Maggie Colwell of Waterbury acted a: bridesmaid, and Mir Michael O'Hara, | brother of the groom, as best man. Bridgeport Farmer. -
 Constable James J. McGrath was ar rested by Officer Moore at 12 o'clock las night while trying to take John J. Clar ken. bartender for D. T. Hart, to th' station house. McGrath was lntoXica ted and claimed that Clarken kept thu saloon open after lours. When Clarkel tried to get away from the officer th' latter drew revolver. Officer Moor, appeared upon the scene at this time and placed McGrath under arrest. Th' revolver was found to be empty. II 1,sc oE, fine