Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-05
The 9enrnerat.
CITY NEWS.

During last month 15 people left this city on the Washington express.
 The Rev J. G. Davenport will preach at Union City Sunday afternoon.
 There will be battalion drill of Com panies G. and A at the armory this even- ing.
 The Rev Father Finnegan will take charge of St Anthony's parish next Thursday.
 Edwin c. Jepson, representing the "Two Sisters company was in town to- day.
 O'Brien Bros & Co have opened a bs- kery and confectionery store at Nos 20 and P Bishop street.
 Greene Kendrick has opened a law office at Ill Broadway, New York, in company with Henry H. Finley. MT Kendrick will be in this city Mondays. Courts Wolf Tone and Stephen J. Meany, A. O. F., through Representa- tive O'Neill will ask to be incorporated by an act of the general assembly.
 Representative O'Neill is preparing an other tax bill armed at investment asso- citations, who do not control S9O,0O0 worth of property in Connecticut which is free from taxation.
 Go G will hold its annual meeting to- night after battalion drill, at which meeting treasurer. secretary, executive committee and court martial will be ap- pointed.
 The marriage of Miss Alicia Farrell to William c. Robinson, the well-known contractor and builder, will take place at the church of the Immaculate Con ceptlon at a. m. tomorrow.
 As soon as the Merden & Waterbury railroad commences to run passenger trains to the New England station they will open small telegraph office at the connection of the two roads.
 The Rev Fathers Mulcahy, Treanor and Duggan of this city are in Hartford to-day attending a conference of the Catholic pastors. The assistant clergy men will hold conference Thursday.
 In the police court this morning John, Michael and Cornelius Moriarty were each fined S7 and costs for an assault committed upon Patrick O'Rourke on Baldwin street Saturday night. All took an appeal.
 Ben Washburn of New York, known as ''Tatooed Ben," and Will A. Smith, the "Colorado Cowboy" arrived in town to-day and will take part in the 27-houI walking match which opens at the rink Thursday evening.
 Mrs Margaret Cuddy, wife of John Cuddy and a well known resident oi this city, died at her home on Grove street this morning. Her funeral will take place at the church of the Immacu late Conception Thursday morning.
 The Rev Father Steing of the Catholic cathedral of Providence, R. l.. was il town yesterday, the guest of Rev Father Mulcahy. The reverend gentleman wis ited St Mary's parochial school and con graduated the parish upon having sucl an excellent institution.
 At a special meeting of the board o1 road commissioners last evening the Benedict & Burnham company were given permission to lay a spur track across Burnham street at grade to the new extension of the Meriden, Water bury and Connecticut River railroad.
 Freight conductors on the Consol idated have been ordered to examine the scale of every car at places where freigh is taken or delivered and to make com plete records not only of their condition bat also of the initials with which the, are stamped.
 At the fire board meeting last evening the customary monthly bills were ap proved and ordered paid. The severa truck companies representatives exhibi ted models of their machine, but tn board adjourned until this evening whe, it is probable that they will make choice. Mayor Boughton went to Paw tucket,R. I.,yesterday to eXaminea War wick truck.
 Complimentary tickets have been sen Letter Carrier Loughlin of this city L, the letter carriers association in Bridg, port for the annual soiree of the associ ation to take place Friday evening Marc l. A movement is on foot to form al organization of similar kind in this cit and it is probable that a sociable or bal will be given by the Waterbury lette carriers during the season. We predic for the boys successful issue to any en tertainment given by them.
 Besides the transfer of Rev P. H. Fin negan of this city to Litchfield othe changes among the Catholic clergy O the diocese have been made as follows The Rev P. Donohue, of Thompsonville has been transferred to the pastorate a Newtown, made vacant by the death O Father .McCarten. The Rev J. Gleesor formerly pastor in Portland, will talk Father Donohue's place in Thompson vile, while the Rev T. Sweeney, paste of the Litchfield church, will be trans ferred to Portland.
 Representatives of the De La Vergu Refrigerator Manufacturing company ( New York, are in town introducing thei system into the Hellmann & Kip brewery. By the system chemicals talk the place of ice and large saving ca be made. Last year 5000 tons. of ic were consumed in the brewery. Tn cost of introducing the refrigerato system will be about S25, ,000 and it is e1 pected that the work will be complete in about month.
 ONE ON WATERBURY.