Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-02
Tue 9e1,1nrrat.
 CITY NEWS.

 city at Martin Bergin's. The board of police commissioners will meet this evening. MOTH patches freckles, pimples, black heads disappear if PEARLS WHITE GLY- CERINE is used. The twentieth annual picnic given by the Rose Hill social club will take place tomorrow evening at Hellmann & Kipp's grove.
 Johnnie, infant son of MT and Mrs Martin Cannon, 10 Wolcott road, died this morning. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
 George Faulman. leader of the Lyra singing society, left on the 2:42 p. m. train to-day and will sail from New York for Germany tomorrow morning.
 High mass will not be discontinued during the warm weather on every Sunday at the Sacred Heart church. Oc- casioEal Sundays the choir will assist as usual.
 All the regular passenger trains on the Naugatuck division will be run July 4. Agents will not receive goods of a perishabie nature July as no freight trains will run the following day.
 The board of water commiss toners at their meeting last evening approved the uOUI1ly D11iS dlll lO SlSlU GAII the reservoirs in the city next Friday fternoon.
 Tho picnic of Go A at High Rock grove Fourth of July. will as usual at tract large crowds. The programme of sports announced is varied one. Trains will run to and from the grove at ire quent intervals during the day.
 The Waterbury Field club has ar ranged tc hold a trap shoot on the grounds east of Heffernan's ice house at the head of Bishop street on July 4. Members of the club and other shooters are invited to be present as the club will offer suitable prizes.
 There is feeling of good natured rivalry between the fire department tug of-war teams who will compete for Hill hose company to be held in He'll mann & Kipp's grove July and ,. An interesting time may be expected.
 Constable Rigney to-day arrested John Doe, an Italian residing on Jack son street, who is another of the gang accused of killing fish with dynamite in Hitchcock's pond. Doe is confined to the house with bad attack of dropsy and keeper was appointed over him.
 Ahandsome clock will be given to the winners in the tug-ofwar match be- tween Protector and Brass City hose companies at the Rose Hill hose con- pany's picnic July 5. The tickets are on sale at Lake, Strobel & Co.'S.
 Colonel Doherty is popular with the regiment and will make a good com- handing officer. He is the first colonel that Waterbury has furnished ill twenty five years, the previous commander of the Second regiment from that city being the Hon s. w. Kellogg. New Haven News.
 Miles Quinlan, aged 45 years, brother of Michael and Margaret Quinlan of 10 Jeffery alley, died of heart disease at the residence of farmer by whom he was employed in Morrisl Sunday morning. His remains were brought to this city last evening. The funeral took place at SD. Ill. to-day.
 - It is learned that the cigarette law and the law requiring the removal of screens from saloons during the hours when selling is unlawful, ..Go not go into effect until August Ordinarily all public acts become operative July 1st, but the legislature sat so late in June, this year that it was thought best to postpone the date for month.
 The advance sale of tickets for the an- nual picnic of the Second division, A. O. H., to be held on the West End grounds. July and 5. has been inn mense. Everybody is anxious to see the balloon ascension by Professor Hogan, which will be a novelty for Waterbury. The committee desire to state that the ascension will positively take place not withstanding reports to the contrary.
 Fred Holmes, aged 15, and Charles Corner, 16, were arrested yesterday for bathing naked within the city limits The boys are members of bad gang, whose headquarters are at the corner of North Main and Cherry streets. Holmes was sent to the Reform school, he having been before the court as an ''incorrigible few weeks ago, and Corner was fined $5 without costs.
 A man named Curtiss took horse and carriage without permission from George F. Smiths livery stable yester- day afternoon and drove to Ansonia, where he tried to dispose of the rig. Curtiss claims to own the team, while Smith says it belongs to him. A constable placed the property under attachment in the interest of Mir Smith and the ownership will probably be decided by the courts.
 There are many ways invented fol making Fourth of July racket. Many of them can be borne but there are some that exhaust all manner of human pa. Clence. The prlnclpal one of these IS the tin horn: which will soon begin it's an moving sound. A firecracker, pistol o, cannon doessnot begin to create the angry feeling that a tin horn will wher wielded by boy with good stout lungs
 The Case of Anna Mccormick
 Judge Cowen of Waterbury" says the Bridgeport Farmar, ''has made appli cation to the judge of probate for the restriction of the property o Miss Anna Mccormick and al accounting for her conservator. Judgl Coweu was mainly instrumental il making public the outrage committed upou Miss Anna Mccormick, who Ina. just been adjudged sane, and says tha her friends are justly indignant at tht treatment she received while at the Mid dletown asylum, by subordinates of tht