Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-08
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CITY NEWS.

Additional local news on the first page. A COMMON sense beautifier of the com plexion: PEARLS WHITE GLYcER1NE.
 Several Waterbury teacheps left this morning to attend the summer school at Niantic.
 Court Messenger J. F. Holohan left to- day for weeks recreation through New York and vicinity.
 Anna Martin, infant daughter of MT and Mrs Roger Martin of 3S South Elm street, died yesterday afternoon. The funeral took place to-day.
 The Waterbury Turu-verein will meet Wednesday evening to arrange for their attendance at the annual meeting of the state association.
 The district officers will be here Friday evening to institute the new court of For esters. The new branch will be named Court Falcon.
 The wife and family of Joseph Lamon- tagne, the South Main street barber, left for Montreal this afternoon for two months visit with relatives.
 Tie hearing upon the abolition of rail road whistling within the limits of the city, will be held at 80 tomorrow fore noon in tho district court room.
 Go G's base ball team defeated a picked team Saturday on the rifle range grounds by the score of IA to 2. Batteries, Phelan and Mullaney, Daley and Wheelahan.
 If you want servant, gardener, coachman or help of any, kind you can be promptly accommodated at the Grand Union Employment bureau, ,96 Bank street.
 At meeting of Sheridan council, K. of C., held yesterday, it was voted to give an excursion to Savin Rock. Thursday, August 15. John J. Mcdonald is chairman of the arrangement committee.
 Nearly all the saloons about the center drew aside their curtains and screens yesterday to fulfill the propisions of the new law. It is not generally known that the law does not take effect until August l.
 The netting in one of the North Main street windows of Dexter's drug store caught fire from gas fixtu1e last evening, causing a spasm of excitement. The blaze was extinguished before any damage had been done.
 The summer school at Mantle will close July 16. There are about 200 attending the school from all over the state and from many places outside of the state. The lady teachers outnumber the men ten to one.
 Rev Patrick Dinneen, who was recently ordained at Niagara, N. Y., has been ap- pointed curate of the Roman Catholic church in Southington. Other appoint ments of newly ordained priests will be announced this week.
 Tn eleventh annual summer meeting of the Connecticut Commercial Travellers association will be held at the Branford Point house, Friday July 26 A base ball game umpired by Fredus Ladd of this city, will be one of the attractions.
 E. R. Crosby, of the Brooklyn district, slipped from the steps of horse car yes terday, straining the cords of one of his legs It was found necessary to enclose the leg in plaster of Paris cast, and Mir Crosby will be confined to the house for . some time.
 Mrs William Dobson, organist at St Patrick's, will be at the church at : o'clock this evening and will be pleased to meet those who wish to become members of the choir. Special instructions will be given to beginners during the summer months.
 Of the forty-three candidates for teachers certificates who took the exam ination at the High school building recent ly, only ten were successful. The lucky ones are Misses O'Neil, McMahon, Brown, |, Pryor, Fahey, Tiffany, Bangs, Coyls, Smith and Elwell
 Judge Fenn has decided the case of Laura Morgan, executrix, of New York, vs Frank Farrell of Ansonia, in favor ef the defendant to recover the costs The suit has been in the courts for seven years and reached trial at the last term of the civil side of the superior court. It was a suit to recover about S5,OOO on notes. The defendant alleged forgery as a defense.
 Frank w. Sutton, aged 24, committed suicide at Naugatuck yesterday afternoon. He had been drinking and procuring q 32 calibre revolver shot himself ill the right temple. Sutton has wife and two children living in New Haven Henry Sutton the well known shipbuilder of New Haven is also his brother. The re- mains will be taken to New Haven for burial.
 this city to New Britain Saturday, was struck by 0 train on the New England road near Forestville and thrown into the Pequabuck river. His injuries consist of a broken shoulder, a scalr wound and internal hurts. He was taken to the Hartford hospital. Cronin has nc friends in this country. He had been ir Waterbury several days looking for work
 The retreat of the Roman Catholic priests or the Hartford diocese will not take place at the St Francis orphan asylum at New Haven this year. A number o1 the children of this institution have been i'll with diphtheria and on this account Bishop McMahon decided to hold the re. treat at St Johns seminary in Brighton Mass. The pastor will go on retreat Mon day, July %, and the curates will follow them week later.
 Thomas Dunn, stranger in town, was set upon and relieved of his coat, worth s, by gang of young men near the cor ner of Bank and Jackson streets, Saturday night. An old worn-out coat was left in place of his own. Dunn notified Officer Pagan who made an investigation and found the missing coat in the possession of Michael Connor. The latter was ar. rested for theft and Dunn also was locked up for drunkenness. In court this morn ing Connor said he had been jumping end