Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-16
CITY NEWS.

Vespers will be sung in St Ann's church at o'clock tomorrow evening. The Rev A. c. Eggleston will preach at the Union City mission chapel at 3 p. m. tomorrow.
 The Misses Jennie and Margaret Quig- ley of Litchfield attended the teachers meeting in this city to-day.
 Roadmaster Lane of the Naugatuck division completed his 29tA year of frailroading last Wednesday.
 Mike Burns of this city and Mike Gil | lespie of New York, spared at the sport ing exhibition given at Seymour last night.
 In another column will be found the list of articles and the lucky numbers drawing the prizes offered by Thomas Barrett, 55 Bank street. The Second division of the A. O. H. are busily engaged in making prepar- ations for the entertainment of their Naugatuck brethren Monday evening. Editor c. Collard Adams of the Naug- atuck Review was honored to-day by a communication signed an Irish Woman thanking him for his sympathy with the Irish cause, and enclosing a sprig of shamrock from the old sod.
 Rev Father Fleming recently associ- ated with Rev Father Slocum at Nor walk, has been appointed curate at the church of the Immaculate Conception to fill the vacancy caused by the transfer of Rev Father Finnegan to Litchtield.
 F. w. Kellogg, who has been an en- sign on the cruiser Yantic, sails on the steamer La Gascogne for Havre this af ternoon. Mir Kellogg will remain in Paris for about four months ill order that he may study the French language.
 l. ,1 Patrick's church tomorrow in common ation of the birth of St Patrick. Solemn high mas, will be celebrated at 103O in the morning and an appropriate sermon preached Vespers will be sung in the evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 The bastardy proceedings brought by Miss Ellen Fr ,st against Melville MOsh- fer were partially heard this norning, but the case was further continued until Wednesday. Attorney Root for d, fend- ant claims that the girl not being a reoi- dent of this city, the case is illegal.
 John Fitzpatrick aged 26, formerly of this city, who fell from a building in Bridgep ,rt several months ago, neces l. sating the amputation of his left leg Is still confined at the hospital The phy sicians say that 1t will be necessary to amputate the leg again above the knee.
 J. NJ. Bissell of the gangweu water supply system called at the DEMOCRAT office this afternoon to say that there will be no difficulty in securing a lasting supply by the we'll system. He will guarantee to furnish 10, 900. 900 gall )ns day if required.
 Three Waterbury men giving their names as John King, Patrick McMahon and Patrick Delaney were arrested in Danbury last night while ali Int ny from the Washington express, from which they had been ordered several times by the brakeman. They were released this morning.
 Miss Margaret Mather and her dra- matic compal y, had close call at Franklin, Mass. yesterday. They were on the way to Milford, when the tender of the engine jumped the track. throw ing both the engine and tender in the ditch. The fireman and engineer were badly hurt, but fortunately none of the cars left the track.
 To-day and Sunday will be nearer the exact length of 12 hours between sunrise and sunset than any other day this year except the 17th of September. To-day the day will lack but two minutes of 12 hours and Sunday the period between sunrise and sunset will be one minute in excess of 12 hours.
 Mary A. Doran, whose police record is of the worst, was arrested i'll an advanc- ed state of intoxication last night in the eastern part of the city. This morning Judge BIadstreet sentenced her to thirty days in jail for drunkenness and sixty days for being a common drunkard.
 The collection of Aztec mummies now on exhibition in the Blue Front on Bank street is well worth visit. John H. Dacking the exhibitioner found them in dramatically sealed cave in Arizona. He has the endorsements of the national museum and of numerous prominent medical men. We have no doubt of their genuineness.
 Mir Harry L. Hunt, the young poet and tragedian Q left town Saturday for Waterbury. He expected to rehearse a company for the road, but after meeting friends in the "Actors Rest" who set 'em up frequently, he returned on the Wash" minus his cvercoat and pocket book Harry says the performers in Waterbury were too far advanced for him-Danbury Register.
 The graduating exercises of the High school, class of 1889, will be held at the City hall, April g.. The graduating class i as follows: Classical course-Mary Viola Bangs, Elizabeth Dodds Clark {, J .nnie Maud Dudley, Ella Manville Pat c len, Will am Joseph Bergin, John Her pert Curiey. Business course-Helen Gertrude Bangs, Clara Adelle Bronson, Grace Edna Hicks, Mary Cecile Walsh, Wi Lam Cs scar Beecher, John Killoughey, Thomas Joseph killmartin, Finton Phelan.
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