Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-26
CITY WE WS.

this evening. MT and Mrs James J. Madden are re- ioicing over the birth of a son.
 Crayon portraits and picture framing, R. A. Dickson, rink building.
 Patrick Hackett will shortly erect three story building on his property on East Main street The plans are being prepared by Architect Jackson.
 An office boy who will receive instruc- ton in return for service, Is wanted immediately at Gaffey's shorthand and typewriting school in the postotiice block
 Advertisers will please notice that an extra edition of 1000 copies of the DEMOCRAT will be issued on ednesdav with full description of the church of the Sacred Heart and St Marys convent. C. H. D. Russell, who formerly kept cigar store on Bank street, will leave for California tomorrow morning, where he will spend the winter in the hope of benetiting his health.
 The time for the funeral of Mrs c. P. Fontaine has not yet been an nounced. owing to the non-arrival of friends of the deceased who are expected to-day. It is very probable however, that it will take place tomorrow after mood.
 Great preparations have been made for the annual sociable of the First division, A. o. H.. to be held in City hall tomorrow evening. The advance sale of tickets has been unusually large. Co E. Hibernian rifles, will give fancy drill at S:3O o'clock.
 The town meeting which has been call ed for the pnrpose of taking some action toward providing suitable accommoda- tiOns for the superior court, will be held in the City hall this evening, and should be largely attended.
 Cornelius Shay and Miss Julia Calvin were married bv the Rev Father Walsh at the church of the Immaculate Con ception at a. m to-day. James Leary acted as best man and Miss Mary Calvin a sister of the bride, as bridesmaid.
 Ata meeting of Evangeline Circle. C.. of F.. last night. the following officers were elected: C. C.. NJ. J. Colloty: S. c. C.. Miss Kate Delaney: treasurer James ii. Murnan: k. s., Mrs Kate Reid R. G., Mrs Mary Shea: l.. G.. Miss Susie Donnellv: I. G., Miss Carrie Heating: 0 G.. Miss Mary Costello: physician. Dr M J. Donahue; druggist. (. kllbrlde.
 A meeting of electors of the new school district in South Brooklyn, Wa: held last evening and the following off cers were elected: Clerk, John MraZ treasurer. Michael Harty; collector Alfred Mellet: school committee, Johl Mraz. Fred Beckerhouse. Thomas Lillis Another meeting will be held next Mon day evening.
 General Superintendent Shepard mel the superintendents ofthe several dlvis ions and branches of the COnsOlldateC railroad yesterday and discussed changes in the running time of trains which will take place with the appear ance of the time table which Is usuall, issued at this season of the year for tn winter traffic. As far as can be ascer tained the most important changes wil be those arranged to perfect the nav;' service between New York and Boston The production of brick by the manu facturers of this state has fallen short the past season on account of unfavor able weather, and during the last two months the wholesale price has been ad vanced eight cents per thousand by tn wholesalers. A Hartford syndicate con trols the output from the yards i'll tha section. Usually the production is 15, ,O00, but this year It will hardly eN ceed 12 ,OOO, ,OO0. The New Britain an Berlin yards will probably produce 5 ,O00 this year.
 Since May 1, Price, Lee S Company c II. Waterbury, New Haven. Bridgeport Norwich. New Britain, Meriden Middle town Ansonia and Birmingham Win sted and Southington in Connecticut Springfield, Northampton and Pittstel in Massachusetts. They are now wOrkin on directories for HOlyOke, Fitchburg Clinton and Winchendon in Massachl setts, a carriage makers directory fC the United States and Canada and a1 and New England.
 The two Knapp boys who had the case for damaging private property a' iourned yesterday were in court tn morning. It appears that all the boy living in the vicinity of the Hall x u son ice house have been accustomed hold high carnival there every Sunda and foot racing, tumbling and all klnC of games have been played on the say dust within the building. Considerab damage has been done the property ar tools. and Hall X Upson determined put a stop to it: hence the arrest Ambrose Knapp. the oldest boy, W; fined S1 and costs and sentence was Su pended in the case of the youngest. A appeal was taken through the boys a torney, C. G. Root.
 Mayor Boughton and Commissions Roberts, Mahaney and Connolly we present at the meeting of the fire boal last night. Three ballots were taken 1t chief without choice being made. the first two ballots Samuel C. Snag Theodore D. Bassett, Terrence C. 0 Brit and John w. Mcdonald received eac one vote. On the third Harry Moses r ceived the ballot cast for $. C. Snagg ( the two former ballots. An agent of large house in New York was presel and exhibitei new patent nozzle. IT matter was referred to the hose comm1 tee, Roberts and Mahaney. Commissiol CT Mahaney was appointed commltt to see after repairs in Protector ho house.