Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-20
The De1l1ncrat,
CITY NEWS.

The new Preston truck for the fire de- partment arrived to-day at the New England yard. Major Fred A. Spencer was to-day granted administration papers upon the estate of Mrs Maurice Spencer.
 Town Clerk White says that only 5S0 dogs have been registered and that the owners are coming in rather slowly.
 The total amount of taxes collected to date is SS3, ,646,71. Mir Hellman will be in Waterville Saturday next from a. m. to noon.
 Michael Burns, who has had charge of Perkins New England cafe, will shortly take charge of the old stand at the cor her Of Union and Grand streets.
 Prince Williams band of gypsies are encamped in the northern part of the town. About 5000 people, mostly young women, visited the camp yester- day to have their fortunes told.
 Miss Mary McGlynn, aged 32 years. died of consumption at the residence of her sister, Mrs Siavin, IF Dublin street, yesterday morning. Her remains will taken to Bristol for burial
 The Scoville Manufacturing company to-day commenced to receive freight over the NIeriden x Waterbury road de- livered by way of the new spur track which runs through the company's yards.
 Timothy Garren and Mrs Ellen Carroll were married by the Rev Father Mulcahy ception at : a. m. to-day. The best coupe were NJ. J. Garren and Miss An nie Rc.-ty.
 The twentieth anniversary of the Rose Hill social club will be appropriately observed by banquet at Music hall to- night. Guests will assembly at the rooms of the club at S:3O and march to the hall.
 The story of an attempt to lynch prisoner in the New Milford jail, which we print to-day is taken from the New York Herald, and is denied this afternoon by the New Milford authorities.
 If the one-saloon-to-every-5 -5OO- -inhabi- tants becomes a law it is easy to count up the number of drinking places to which Waterbury will be entitled The last census will be the standard to go by and estimated populations won't count. Ice cream and sherbet are being served free to-day at Qnintard & Merri- ams store, 169 Bank street, to show the superiority of Floss pure havoring ex- tract. Ladies and gentlemen are cordi- ally invited to call either to-day, tomor- row or Wednesday.
 The following changes among the Catholic clergy of this diocese have been been announced: Father Neale, now of Bridgeport, Is removed to Norwich : Father Nlnil, of Danbury, to Bridg e. port. anl Father Dugan, well known in Bridgeport, is.to be stationed at South Norwalt1. The latter Is now assistant pastor in Middletown.
 The twcnty-fifth annual meeting of the Connecticut Homeopathic Medical |. society will be held at the New Haven house tomorrow, opening at 1O:3O. In the morning there will be papers before the bureau Of tclinlcal medicine, and in the . afternoon before tine bureau of psychO- logical medicine. Tine latter will relate to hyp1otism and acute mania.
 Patrick Bowling was arrested by Off, cer McAuliffe yesterday, for raising a disturbance at his home on Baldwin street upon complaint of his sisters. This morning his mother and sister re- fused to testify against him, but Judge Cowell was satisfied that a breach of the peace had been committed and imposed a fine of S7 and costs. An appeal was taken
 Instead of opening their new hall on June 10 With a concert and ball. the Bridgeport Concordia society will hold a
 
 day. The Concordias are endeavoring to raise S5 ,OO0 to rebuild, and with the $3,000 they have on hand expect to re- aliZe that amount from the picnic There is little doubt that they will do it.
 Tickets are selling rapidly for the Rosa d'Erina concert. The renown of the great cantatrice will fill St Patrick's hail on the 21th and 2Sth of this month Mme Rosa d'Erina is assisted in the D yontom, well known to the play going ,public as a charming tenor aud humor / ous impersOnator The plan of theil entertainment is decidedly original
 A horse belonging to Louis Francois fish dealer, PA Bank street, which wa: going to the stable from the Waterbury trough near the Bank street crossing O. the New York & New England road was caught between the gates just a: the o'clock train going north came along Saturday night and instantly killed. The body of the animal was no removed until last night.
 Several Yale men participated in tn athletic games at Staten Island Satur day afternoon. Sherrill, 'S9, was placed at scratch in the hundred yards, but ral by four men and finished second. by fou inches, to Bodley of Harvard. who hal handicap of four and a half yards Sherrili's time was 10 1-5 seconds. E B. Hinckley, 'S9, finished third in tn quarter mile run. A. L. Reynolds secon, in the half-mile and Elcock. 90 M., thir, in the putting the shot contest But tn most surprising thing done by the Yal men was the bicycle riding by Weare Clark and kountze of Shelf. Thougl neither of these men got place in tn two-mile race, all three made the dis tance under six minutes. all beating tn intercollegiate record.
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