Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-26
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CITY NEWS.


 thls evening.
 Fred J. Lawlor has leased the store ad joining the DEMOCRAT office, and will occupy it as a butter. egg and provision store.
 Richard Claxton aged 55 years. died at the Town house this morning. The burial will take place tomorrow after noon.
 M. H. Waas has made number of improvements in his cigar store on South Main street that will find favor in the eyes of his many patrons.
 Mrs Paul Asheim. accompanied by her two children, left New York this morn ing for visit to her parents in Prussia. They will be absent several months.
 John Maloney, who has been in the employ of LiverymaE (. w. Bradley, Is about to open livery. boarding and feed stable at No Meadow street, near South Main.
 Louis Millett and Miss Annie Farrell of Naugatuck were married by the Rev Father Zones at the St Ann's church at II a. m. to-day. The best couple were Thomas Crannell and Miss Lizzie Bren- nan.
 Beginning June 30 the bus Good Will will make one trip to Lake QuaS- sapaug each Sunday, leaving center square at 9:3O i'll the forenoon. The re- turn will be made at , o'clock i'll the evening.
 Charles Boylan's horse which was badly injured in a runaway accident probably entirely recover. It was first thought that the animal would have to be killed.
 Robert Tyler has been engaged to run the stage at the Water bury opera house the coming season. He will leave here the 18th of August. Mir Tyler thorough ly understands this business.-New Bri- tain Herald.
 James H. Murnan will open his sum- mer garden on South Main street this evening. The yard in the rear of his place of business has been polished up and covered with an awning, making it an attractive and airy nook.
 John Dunn. and Miss Annie Hartford were married at the church of the Im- maculate Conception at 10 a. m. to-day, the ceremony being performed by the Rev Father Mulcahy. The best couple were John Mulcahy and Miss Ellen Law Tor.
 At the meeting of Comstock lodge. K of F., held last evening the following olASGIS W cIe elSStcu. | Ns, NJ. H. hop- bins: c. C.. Charles Brewer; C.. F. s. Orcott: c. F., Charles E. Munson: NJ. of A., H. w. Buckland; trustee, c. R. Vel ton.
 Captain Embler of the New Haven Blues says that Lieutenant Colonel Doherty of Waterbury will succeed Colonel Leavenworth as colonel of the Second regiment. Colonel Doherty has been very efficient officer and is worthy of promotion.-Midd,et Herald.
 R. S. Rasmussen. the Bank street florist, exhibited at the DEMOCRAT office to-day a double calla. The flower. of course, is freak that is rarely found. and the specimen exhibited by MT Ras- mussen is probably the only one of the kind ever grown in this city.
 At the meeting of Court Wolf Tone. A. O. F., held last evening the following officers were elected c. R.. William II. Delaney: s. c. R.. Patrick Lahey; secre- tary, Thomas Barrett: J. w., Edward Green: s. w., Lawrence Cronin: J. B., Frank Carroll s. B., John Bowling. Bernard F. Reilly was chosen delegate to the High court convention.
 In the police court this morning Fred J. Wood was charged with keeping an unregistered dog. Officer John Sulli- van testified to seeing white dog with black spots following the siX-year-old son of Wood Saturday night. The can inc was collarless. Wood said he did not own dog answering to the descrip- ton given by the officer. The case was continued until tomorrow morning.
 Prof Ali Wood will give tight rope and slack wire performance at the picnic of the Rose Hill company in Hellmann X Kipp's grove July and .. A tug of hafynap tho rnorrinI nd Ia men of the company and another tug between teams from the Protector and Brass City companies will also help to amuse the crowds who are expected to attend, There will also take place a number of races for money prizes.
 The Winsted Citizen of last night says th4t Mrs Moyser of Waterbury, who has been boarding at the Planet house in Norfolk for some tune, has sued the landlady for $2, 1000 for defamation of character. The latter has brought a her with assault with intent to kill, claiming that during the trouble Mrs Mayser brandished a revolver and threat ened her life. The case will be heard July 2.
 Professor Hogan is the name of the aero- naut, who will make the balloon ascen- sion at the picnic of the Second division, A. O. H., on July 4. On the second day of the picnic there will be base ball game between hines representing the Second and Third divisions. Other amusements will be a one hundred yards race, potato race, one hour go-as-you- please race, twenty-five yards and return all-fours. Money prizes will be offered for the winners of all sports.
 The following gentlemen have been appointed to arrange for the members of the Y. M. c. A. of the state who wish to join the encampment at Pine Orchard for the summer outing c. s. Ward. New Britain F. l.. Willis, of Water br-y; A. Brown, Bristol :: E. B. Phillips, Winsted E. F. Mcintosh, New Haven The expenses of the camp will not ex- ceed seventy-fve cents day. This does not include travelling expenses. Applications to join the camp should be made to the leader, F. l.. Willis of Wa terbury, not later than July 10. The camp will open on Tuesday, July 16, and
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