Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-09
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CITY NEWS. l The board of aldermen will hold an adjourned meeting this evening. The fall term of the High and Elm street schools will begin to-morrow. Lena Loeb, the electric girl, left this morning for Bristol, where she will ap- pear this evening.
 John P. McGuerty, of the New York Evening Telegram. spent Sunday wlth friends in this city.
 The Rev F. Saunders of Thomaston will speak on 'The Constltutlonal Amendment at the rink this evening" Miss Carrie Hellmann, of this city, | departed on Saturday for Waterbury, where she expects to remain for few weeks.-Bridgepor News. The funeral of Freddie Smith, who was killed Saturday by horse car, took place yesterday afternoon. The burial was in Hillside cemetery, Naugatuck. Enterprising John Moriarty, the genial proprietor of the Waterbury Furniture company is out with "World's Fair proclamation to-day. Read it through. The fall meeting of the Connecticut association of civil engineers and sur veyors will be held at the New Haven house, New Haven Thursday, Sept 18th. The Forty Hours devotion will com mence with high mass at St Anns church Wednesday. A number of French speaking priests will assist at the services.
 Do you want to buy house of IA o., yVo,% C;Io GillS If co call at Abbott's real estate office, Masonic build ing, room 2, and name your price. It must be sold.
 Jeremiah Scully, a laborer employed in laying the foundation of the new mill of Randolph & Gloves, was struck upon the head by falling rock Saturday, re ceiving serious injuries.
 New blanks have been placed on the bridge across the raceway on Cherry street near John Sandom's property cov- ering the dangerous hole mentioned in the DEMOCRAT few days ago.
 School books and all school supplies for St Mary ..and all schools of Center school district to be found at Martin Bergin's, 62 South Main street, near en- trance to postoffice. Prices right.
 The railroad commissioners have re- gently compiled in pamphlet form, all
 
 pamphlet lean be obtained on applica- tion, by mail or in person, at their office in Hartford.
 Iceman Garlick has had Nelson T. Welton of Waterbury, a member of the state board of engineers, look at his plans for his dam up north, and they being found satisfactory, work on it will be recommended at once.-Meriden Re publican.
 Waterbury has just got through its big barbecue and with its usual enter prise is getting ready for the fire parade which occurs in that city next Thurs day. A number of the fire laddies iron this city will participate in the event. Bridgeport News.
 Frank Pillard, an Italian boy, jumped from moving freight train on the New England railroad, at the Bank stree crossing, Saturday evening, and received injuries that may prove fatal. His foo caught in the brake rod and he wa thrown against the crossing gates, re ceiving fracture of the skull.
 John J. Blackmer & Go have purchased the stock and fixtures of the sampl room, S3 South Main street, and will re stock with first class brands of ales liquors, wines and cigars. MT Blackme has had large experience in the business and solicits the patronage of the public which he will endeavor to deserve.
 The third annual picnic and sport given by Court Wolf Tone, A. O. F. will be held at the West End ground next Thursday. One of the attraction will be base ball game between Com pany G's nine and the Acmes. Pro Rogers of Meriden will prompt for dane ing to the music of the Amphion orchei tra.
 John P. Grau has sold his entire bus iness, hotel, saloon and building, 9 Grand street, to Marcus Hellmann C 35S Bank street. MT Grau intends re tiring from business for while and wi remove to Hartford. He has been i business in this city for ten years an has made many friends. MT Hellman will take charge of the business Septen Der 16.
 Colonel Wright of Great Harrington Mass, who gave the excursion to Cone Island Saturday died yesterday mornin at the hospital in Bridgeport, havin been taken there Friday when he was al tackled with hemorrhage while return ing home from Coney Island. He w. Great Harrington in the Massachuset legislature for six years and was men Der of Governor Buffers staff. H leaves wife and three children.
 A man named Charles Fenn of Wate bury, came down from there Saturda to go on the excursion, but the attra tions of Park city with liberal doses ( hilarity breeding prescriptions prove too strong for his constitution and l became prostrated-drunk. On Golde Hill street he staggered against wago and frightened the horse attached so started to run away. Fenn was caugl in one of the wheels and hurt some, b, not enough to sober him.-Bridgepo Post.
 The New England road will gi0 another grand excursion to West Poi and other places on the Hudson ne, Thursday. A large number were unab to procure tickets for the last one as u number for this city was limited to 15 In order to accommodate those wh were disappointed and others who wit a delightful sail on the famous river, tl railroad company has made preparation