Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-12
The 1e>nncrat.
CITY NEWS.

The ''Push Buggy social club, com posed of painters, will give sociable on Friday evening, March 1.
 Judge Ellis Phalen, will attend the meeting of the Connecticut Probate as sembly at Hartford tomorrow.
 The Lynwood social club will give their first concert and masquerade ball at G. A. R. hall tomorrow evening.
 Col J. B. Doherty leaves tomorrow morning for business trip to Annapolis, Maryland. He will be absent about five days.
 A number of cars loaded with ice ar rived at the Naugatuck yards to-day and will be placed in the companys ice house immediately.
 Charles Kober was fined S3 and costs this morning for breach of peace com mitted in Bayer's block in the Brooklyn district last night.
 There was slight fire in the buff room at the Waterbury Buckle company's fac tory last night. It was extinguished be- fore doing any damage.
 The large calender clock in the dis trict court room is undergoing repairs for the first time since it was placed in position four year ago.
 An effort will be made very soon to combine the Waterbury and New Haven circles of the Companions of the Forest and form a grand circle of the order.
 Miss M. Gibby, bookkeeper at Yorks furniture store, who has been sick for some time, will leave for her home in Brooklyn, N. Y., tomorrow.
 c. R. Baldwin left for New York this afternoon to be present at the annual meeting of the American Publishers as sociation of which he is member.
 Court Stephen J. Meany, A. o. F. will hold a meeting at G. A. R. hall next Sunday afternoon to take the prelimina- ry steps toward forming circle of the Companions of the Forest.
 The chart for the sale of reserved seats for the annual ball of the Waterbury Turn Verein at City hall Thursday even ing is ready at the Park drug store, where tickets may be procured.
 The board of public lands and build ings on the part of the city will meet this evening to place S1O,0 ,0O0 in surance on City hall, that amount being the city's interest in the building.
 The police commissioners will meet this evening and it is probable that they will elect patrolman to succeed J. c. Baldwin who resigned some time ago. There are thirty-two applications for the position.
 The basket party given by Evangeline circle, c. of F. at G. A. R. hall last even ing was enjoyed by over 300 people and netted a nice sum for the society's treas ury. The prices brought by the baskets were from 10 cents to $2.00.
 To-day Representative O'Neill intro duced bill in the legislature asking that the governor be empowered to ap- point beef inspectors whose duty it shall f,faf fn I,,cr fln o,,I that no beef be offered for sale unless bearing the inspectors mark.
 The stockholders of the Plume & At wood company. elected the following officers to-day Board of directors-Burr Tucker, R. H. Swayze, New York; Aaron Thomas, Thomaston; D. $. Plume, B. c. Lewis, E. M. Burrall, l.. J. At wood, Waterbury. At meeting of the directors officers were elected as follows: Burr Tucker, president; D. $. Plume, treasurer; L. J. Atwood, secretary.
 About il o'clock last evening one of the tenement houses of B. F. Coles on Brown street was discovered to be on fire, Bernard Sedeesky,a cobbler, having his tools. A still alarm called out steamer No ?, but in the meantime a pail of water had extinguished the flames. An alarm was also wrung from box 15 at the corner of East Main and ! Cherry streets, but there was no work for the department. The loss was very small
 Yesterday Thomas Glynn and Henry Heating signed articles for a wrestling match for $50 side to take place within twenty days. They both deposited SIC with John Hurley, the stakeholder and on Feb 19 will deposit an additional S15. The balance will be deposited on the evening previous to the contest. The agreement also states that the party making the best two out of three fouls be declared the winner and receive 75 per cent of the receipts after the expen. ses are paid.
 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Nc Gowan of Hartford to William $. Jones of this city took place at St Peter0 churcE in Hartford at 10 o'clock this morning Miss Margaret McGowan, a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and John A. Mo ran of this city acted as best man. NJ and Mrs Jones will visit Washington or their wedding trip and upon their return !. will take up their residence at 30 Frank lin street in this city. The young couple have the best wishes of their hosts o friends throughout the state, as wa. shown by the many valuable and usefu presents presented to them. %a 1eSCeTuay afternoon at St PatrlCk church Miss Mary Cleary was united il marriage to MT Felix O'Brien of New Haven, Rev Father Duggan performing the ceremony. Miss Kate Cleary, sis ter of the bride, was the attending maid and Mir John J. Splain assisted the groom. After the ceremony short re ception was held at the brides house, 2S South Leonard street, at which only the immediate relatives were present, after which the young couple took the New England train for points in the east. Af ter a wedding trip taking in number of places in New England Mir and Mrs O'Brien will make their home ill New Haven where the groom is engaged il business with his brother, Captain Law renee O'Brien, the we'll known sewer contractor. The best wishes for a wed ded life filled with bliss and sunshine follow the couple from hosts of friends in the Brass city.
 WORLD OF SPORTS.
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