Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-31
CITY NE WS.


 
 .'Evangeline'' at the opera house to- night. N. J. Wenzel is enjoying an outing in New York. The Albion Cricket club elected six | new members last evening. Miss Julia Kennaugh left this morn ing to spend a week at Savin Rock. Secretary F. l.. Willis will address the Young Mems Christian association at Il p. m. tomorrow. Ten thousand French workmen will make pilgrimage to Rome at the end of October. Mrs Fred Gregory wife of Conductor Fred Gregory of the Naugatuck division, is ill at Rome,N. Y. Frank Page and Miss Maggie Warner were married by the Rev Dr Anderson at p. m. to-day.
 High mass will be celebr ated at the Sacred Heart church tomorrow for the first time since vacation.
 F. w. Thompson of Woodbury, has purchased F. B. Judson's Woodbury & Watertown stage line.
 Rev H. Treanor has engaged the rink for his fair which will open November v sSAAA SOAAVA4AO AOA AAVOCA
 Bishop Johnston of Texas is in town and will preside tomorrow morning in Trinity church and in the evening at St Johns.
 The weather has favored the Water bury Gymnasium club and their picnic and games this evening will no doubt be we'll patronized.
 F. w. Tobey of this city has been prQntQ6 0 nafont door w. c. Holmes, also of this city on an electric pen.
 Court Wolf Tone has secured the ser vices of w. E. Rogers to prompt at their picnic to be held on firemen's parade day, Thursday, Sept 12.
 The Hartford bicycle races next Mon- day and Tuesday promise to be exciting events. The list of entries number 295. with 69 different riders.
 Damon & Shippy, the popular Bank street shoe dealers guarantee to sell only first-class goods for all kinds of weather and to fit all kinds of feet. s.ei..s.
 The funeral of Frank A. Partree, who committed suicide in Boston Wednes- day evening, was attended at the Hall Memorial chapel at 10 a. m. to-day.
 Go G's base ball team went to Wal lingford this afternoon to play game of ball with the Young Men Temper ance nine of that place. A great game is expected. The G boys went in a bus.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Mulligan was largly attended from her late residence on Wall street to the church of the Im- maculate Conception at a. m. to-day, where requiem mass was said by the Rev Father Walsh.
 All members of the Albion Cricket club, are requested to be present on the West End grounds at 9 o'clock a. m. on Monday Sept 2nd, at which time two elevens will be selected to play a match at 10 o'clock sharp.
 The Sons of Veterans will hold their annual meeting at Paterson N. J. commencing September 9, The New England road has offered special rates for those who wish to attend. The fare from this city and return is $s.6O.
 Thomas F. Tennian brought to the DEMOCRAT office this morning lot of peaches, which for size and quality sur pass anything we have seen this season. The peaches were grown on MT Ten nian's property at 43 River street.
 The Young Mems Catholic Literary association will hold an important meet ing tomorrow morning at eleven o'clock. Every member is requested to be present as business of importance will come before the meeting.
 St Mary's T. A. B. society of Middle town has withdrawn from the Catholic T U. T. J. Clew, it's president, is a drug clerk, and handles liquors, which IS against the laws of the union. Rather than lose it's president the society has severed connections with the union.
 It is said that J. Birkenshaw is train ing George Barrett and Charles Thatcher for the fat mems race at the Sons of St George picnic Monday. It is also re- ported that D. J. Mahaney has been out on the back roads for several nights practising for the event.
 Court Fruitful Vine will hold an im- portant meeting Wednesday evening, September Il, to take action on the doings of the late convention. Court Fruitful Vine is the only court in the city which did not send a delegate to the convention at Minneapolis.
 William H. Kelly, who keeps a saloon at 196 East Main street, was victim in the court this morning of the screen law. The complaint was made by Agent Colley that room five by seven was so built that a view could not be had of the interior. Judge Bradstreet imposed a fine of $10 and costs Lawyer Donahue, attorney for MT Kelley, promptly ap- pe4leQ the case.
 Court of the Forest, A. O. E. of Forest vile will hold picnic Monday in that place. The court some time ago sent a challenge to Court Wolf Tone of this city to play game of ball, and the fol- lowing players will go over Monday and cross bats with their Forestville brethren; !. Wheelahan, c;S. Welton, p; M. Fitch, 1b; w. Rich, 2b; J. Julian, 3b; P. Phe- Ian. eS and cantain. T Haves If. p Shea, of; w. Clark, If. A general invitation has been extended to all For esters in the city to attend.