Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-29
The 9et11ncrat,
CITY NE WS.

 Miss Hartley, former pupil at the conpregation de Notre Dame is visiting friends in town.
 George Longworth and Daniel Nc Carthy, jr.. are spending weeks vaca- tion at Far Rockaway. The first annual picnic of the Y. A. r. club will be held in Hellmann & Kpp's | grove Thursday, September 12 The Gymnasium club is making | preparations for big time at its picnic at Hellmann Kipps grove Saturday
 A party of about three hundred peo- pie from Terryville have arranged to hold picnic at High Rock grove to- morrow. M. J. Tnkham attended the annual meeting and clambake of the State Fat Mems association at Seaside park, Bridgeport, to-day. James T. Freney of Hartford. wh2 has been visiting with friends in Water. bury for the past few weeks, returned to his home to-day. William F. Rigney, through Real Estate Agent D. H. Tierney, purchased the Dr Boughton property on West Side hill this afternoon. P. F. Cummings and his array of per formers will visit Canaan next week, FrlQay evening, ana give one OI HIS variety entertainments. Owen Thompson having returned:from a weeks outing at Watch Hill and Block Island, his wife and family have gone to Savin Rock for a fortnight.
 Comstock lodge No 13, K. of F., wis ited Naugatuck last evening and initiated a candidate in the third degree. A very enjoyable evening was spent.
 
 who accidentally shot himself several days ago, is improving somewhat, and he will in all probability recover.
 MrsJ. Brennan, of Wallingford, and Miss K. Brennan, of Windsor Locks, have been visiting Miss Katie Carey on Wall street for the past few days.
 Miss Lilly Hunt, aged twenty-nine years, died at the home of her parents on Division street last night. The flu neral will take place tomorrow after noon.
 The Sons of St George intend to eclipse anything and everything ever given in Waterbury in the line of sports at their picnic at the West End grounds next Monday.
 George L. Smith, manager of James l.. O'Neilps Monte Cristo company, was in town yesterday arranging for the presentation of the play ill the opera house September 3.
 Patents were granted to citizens of this city during the past week as fol- lows Benjamin L. Coe, shade or globe holder William c. Holmes, electric pen holder Fred w. Foley, door spring.
 The arrangements for the big barbe- cue next Thursday have been completed. The beef has been ordered and fifty sheep raised in Litchfield county will also be served to the large crowd who will be present.
 John Griffin and Miss Nellie Calvin were married by the Rev Father O'Don- nell at the church of the Immaculate .GnnnnaAtinn -at Il to eaey. 17,o and Miss Hattie Calvin.
 A pleasant and select gathering was held at the home of Miss Kilduff, IS joyable time was had by those present and the early morning hours had arrived ere the party disbanded.
 Mrs Patrick Mulligan, aged 30, died at her home on Mill street this morning. Mrs Mulligan was sister of Thomas and Edward Kane and was very estimable woman. Her funeral will take place Saturday morning at $50.
 Deputy Sheriff Bedding of Dover Plains, New York, telegraphed Chief Egan to-day to hold William Wilcox, who was arrested Tuesday evening on the charge of horse stealing. Mir Beld- ing will arrive this evening.
 George Partree of Partree 6 Parker received a telegram last evening an- nouncing the death of his brother Frank at Boston yesterday. Mir Partree was well known in this city having been en- ployed as bookkeeper at Brown 6 Broth er's factory.
 Knights of Columbus has just sent out assessments for deaths Nos 72, no, III and 112. Death No 72 was that of James H. Curley of this city and which had been under consideration by the board of directors for several months.
 James Eber, who runs the saloon for merly owned by Russell on Meadow street, was before the court for violation of the screen law. Agent Colley nolled the case because of a misunderstanding as to the transfer of the property. The case of Phoebe Appleton for neglect of her infant child brought by Humane Agent Pierce was nolled this morning
 Thomas Doolan, teamster in the em ploy of R. F. Blakeslee, met with a sac accident about 3:30 this afternoon. He was dumping some rubbish at the real of the Ring company's factory when the horse ran and Doolan was thrown under the cart, the wheels passing over botl legs At press hour he was being at tended by Dr Axtelle and it is probable that both legs are badly injured.
 Grand Secretary Colwel of the Knights of Columbus has received { communication signed by several of the leading Roman Catholic churches of Lee Mass, proposing establishment of { council of the order in that place. There is little doubt that the council will be es tablished and it is likely to be followed by extension of the order in other parts of Massachusetts.
 DR B. A. TOWNE, "A Bank street.