Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-01
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MattneW Kennedy arrived nome rom Europe last night.
 Louis NJ. Meyer, of the Chattanooga Transportation company, Is ill town.
 The regular monthly meeting of the police commissioners will be held this evening.
 The latest and most popular fall hats just received at UpsOn, Singleton & Co.'S.
 Miss Mary Cassidy of Naugatuck is spending several days in town visiting friends.
 Mrs J. H. Roper, who has been visit ing friends in this city, returned to her home in Bridgeport yesterday.
 Porter Lyons had three fingers crush ed by the falling of an engine base at the Electric lighting station last night.
 Conductor l.. c. Baldwin, of the New York & New England road, is about to take a western trip for his health.
 St Cyr of Meriden was in town yester day arranging for the production of the Jacques Cartier club theatricals in this city.
 NJ. J. Bradley, deputy collector of this district, will be succeeded by Charles A. Warren of Watertown. The salary is S1 200.
 A case against Mrs Phoebe Ouimet charged with obtaining money under false pretenses will be tried in the police court Thursday morning.
 Fenton Delaney and Mrs Kate Milton were married by the Rev Father Mul- cahy at the church of the Immaculate Conception at 10 a. m. to-day.
 Copper rollers in Birmingham are making pennies go long ways. The latest feat is to roll one 70 3-4 inch wide and 5-1OOO of an inch thick.
 E. T. Turner & Co have bought w. F. York's entire stock of curtain and up holstery goods and will place them on sale Thursday at great sacrifice.
 At special meeting of the common council held last evening, it was decided to locate the booths for the city election at the same places selected by the town.
 George $. Butler and Miss Charlotte A. NanneSse were married at the resi- dence of George w. Butler, ' Wood
 The funeral of Mrs Ann Campion, from her late residence on Dublin street to the church of the Sacred Heart this morning.
 Patrick Healey, who made two at tempts upon his life while insane, is mending very rapidly. Dr Axtelle says that the man is also recovering from his brain trouble.
 The members of the WOmen's Relief corps, who went to Danbury last eve- ming to visit the corps of that place re- turned home on the Washington express this morning we'll pleased with their visit.
 The annual concert and reception of Carrollton council K. of C., will be held in the City hall Tuesday evening, Nov ember 12. SevernS orchestra of Hart ford and Professor Prutting will cater to the dancers.
 At the caucus of the second ward re- publicans last evening the following E. Gross; cOuncllmen, C. H. Goodwin, John P. Kellogg, Charles E. Turner, George L. White, Albert Noether.
 Roadmaster Charles Sundstrum of the MerideD, Waterbury & Connecticut River road was charged in the Meriden police court yesterday morning with as saulting John Harney and Daniel Eagan of Wallingford. He was discharged, having acted in self-defense.
 Travel was delayed on the New Eng land road last night by an accident at Waterville. The 9 o'clock freight broke in to the rear end running into the other part Ol lue UTdlN DdUlN WfCCklnS two cars. No one was injured.
 Roland G. Smith received word Satur- day night of the death of his father, Joseph w. Smith, aged 75, at Chelsea, Me. Mir Smith was a veteran of the Sixth c. V. and a native of Waterville. The body is expected to arrive in Meri- den to-day or tomorrow, and it will be taken at once to Waterville for burial. -Meriden Journal.
 William J. Souder, who was on Sat urday, sentenced to state prison for seven years for the murder of John Gal win, is still at the jail in Hartford. It is understood the counsel for the defense will take an appeal to the supreme court within a few days and until such action IS taken, no mlttimuS will be issued re- quiring Souder to be taken to Wetherc- field.
 Sportsmen are now in their element, for the game law is off to-day and the shotgun fends in the meadows will be as thick as the mosquitoes in a Jersey swamp. Every bird that attempts to fly will have its feathers shot off before 1t gets a dozen yards. Woodcock, quail, ruffed grouse, rabbits or squirrels may be killed. The hardware and sport ing goods dealers have done a thriving business the past week, and the prospects are that there will be plenty of game in the markets,
 Grand Secretary Daniel F. Colwell has just received a communication from James T. Mullen, who is travelling in Missouri, informing him that prominent Roman Catholics in St Joseph, St Louis and Kansas City of that state have be- come interested Tn the order of the Knights of Columbus and are anxious to have branches established in those places. The Missouri councils, when organized, will be subject to the author lty of the supreme court of Connecticut.
 James Mccarthy, janitor at the paro- chial school on Cole street was charged in the police court to-day with assault ing the six-year-old son of Thomas F. Lunny, who is a pupil in the primary department of the school. Mir Lunny alleges that while passing the play ground yesterday he saw the ianitor seize his boy by the ear and throw Jim to the ground. Mccarthy denied abus-