Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-07
The Dennncrat.
CITY NEWS.


 1.-The Woman Hater'' at the opera house this evening.
 c. F. Hurlbut is rapidly recovering from a severe attack of typhoid-pneu- monia.
 The large plate glass window in the store recently vacated by the Hlrsh clothing company was shattered by the wind yesterday.
 An honest, energetic young man, of musical proclivities, can obtain per manent situation with B. Shoninger & Co.,, 161 Bank street.
 The next battalion drill of the two local military companies will take place Tuesday evening instead of Thursday as announced.
 Charles Hawes, night watchman at the New England station, lost wallet last evening containing over S100 in money and several valuable papers.
 Melville Moshier, one of the drivers on the East Main street line of horse cars, was arrested this afternoon by Officer Cahey, charged with seduction.
 Eight of the pedestrian who have entered the 27-hour walking match are in town and the others are expected to drop in any moment. The race will begin at s o'clock.
 Arrangements are all completed for the grand annual masquerade of the Turn Verein to be held next Thursday evening. The concert by the Sixty Ninth regiment band of New York will be prominent feature.
 A special train of New England tour ists passed through this city over the New England road last evening. It was made up of three sleepers and two day coaches and was the second excursion given to Washington. The next one is booked for February 20.
 Arrangements are being made for lighting all the cars belonging to the Consolidated road by gas. This means of Illuminating has been in practical use on the N. Y. P. & B. road for some little time, to the entire satisfaction of both the management and public.
 Michael Powers, aged years, who has lived for some time with the family of William Finn, left yesterday for Bloom ington, llloinus where his aunt lives. He was in charge of the conductor and will be transferred by one conductor to another until he arrives at his destina- tion.
 The Connecticut Pharmaceutical associ- ation yesterday elected the following of ficers President, ID. G. Stoughton, Hart ford vice president, Levi E. Southworth, Southington U. M. Brewer, Norwich; secretary, Frederick Wilcox, Waterbury treasurer, H. H. Goodwin. It was voted to hold the next annual meeting in Dan bury.
 The annual meeting of the Connecti- cut Union prisoners of war will be held at Grand Army hall in Hartford Friday. Feb 22. The business meeting will be held at Il a. m. and the banquet will take place at Germania hall. Captain V. B. Chamberlain of New Britain is the presi- dent and Hiram Buckingham of Hart ford is secretary of the association.
 The petition of residents of the Brook, lyn district for better school accommo- dations was considered by the district committee last night. The members o1 the committee expressed themselves favorably in regard to the petition, but it was thought best for financial reasons to take no action in the matter at pres ent.
 The funeral of Mrs John Cuddy was attended from her late residence or Grove street to the church of the I'm maculate Conception at 9 a. m. to-day where a requiem mass was sung by th' Rev Father Mulcahy. The pallbearer were John Curran, John Ryan, Patrick Holohan, Andrew Moran, Matthew White and John Shanley.
 Another circle of Companions of tn Forest will shortly be instituted unde the auspices of Court Stephen J. Meany A. O. F. Ire committee having tn matter in charge are Thomas F. Prior John H. Rowe, H. K. Edwards, Josepl Provost, Simo M. Brown. The femal branch of forestry is becoming very pop ular in this city.
 Officer Cahey found Elmer Harrison an aged granger from Prospect, intoxi cated and almost frozen to death o1 East Main street last night. He wa taken to the station house and thawet out. In court this morning Harrison lay down in the prisoners pen apparent ly suffering from exhaustion. He wa. let go. Patrick Keough, who acknow ledged having money in the bank, wa charged with non-support of family He told long story of domestic troubles and the case was continued for thirty days.