Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-20
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CITY NEWS.


 plans of the new Catholic convent to be built at Rockville.
 Services will be held at St Ann's church this evening at 7:30 in honor of the feast of Corpus Christi.
 McAleer, Cleveland's center field, yes terday had eight put-outs and two as- sists.
 The Rev Father Mulcahy left this morning for Convent Station, N. J., to attend commencement exercises at St Elizabeth's convent.
 Charles F. Herman of Cherry street, while practicing in the Y. M. C. A. gym nasium day or two ago fell and badly injured his ankle.
 The summer meeting of the Connec- tlcut Press association will be held at Seaside park, Bridgeport, on July i. A shore dinner will be served.
 A large delegation from Nosohogan lodge will meet at their hall at 7:30 this evening and march to Concordia hall to attend the benefit concert.
 Fred w. Lawlor, who recently started butter, cheese and egg store at Anso- mia, has concluded to give up the busi- ness and return to his home in tais city.
 The New London express is meeting with good success and promises to be one of the most popular trains on the Naugatuck division during the summer months.
 Captain Callahan of the Sarsfield guard New Haven, has resigned and a committee of the company has been ap- pointed to request Colonel Leavenworth to refuse acceptance of the resignation.
 Walter Geraghty and Miss Bridget E. Coyle were married by the Rev Father Walsh at the church of the Immaculate 1,x- couple were John Fitzgerald and Miss Mary Coyle.
 Officer Dean shot a dog on South Main street yesterday afternoon. The dog. which was a valuable one, was the property of Mayor Boughton and was registered, although without collar when killed by the officer.
 Last night was one of the most suc- cessful Manager Pepin has had since the opening of his summer. garden. There was large and seelct attendance A special programme is being arranged for tomorrow evening.
 Patrick Horan and Miss Nellie Swee- ney were married by the Rev Father Walsh at the church of the Immaculate Conception at 10 o'clock to-day Tim othy Cronin acted as best man and Miss | Hannah Sweeney as bridesmaid.
  the Waterbury Manufacturing company | snapped asunder this morning and was | torn into rloDonS. The accident caused | quite number of hands to be laid off.
 meeting of the state board of vis- itors for the purpose of awarding state scholars in the scientific school will be 1 held in Sheffield hall, Tuesday. at 3 n. l m. Senator Cleveland of Hartford, Ora ham of West Haven and Coffin of Mid dletown are members of the board.
 Waterbury now has three evening pa pers and none in the morning. This in dlcateS that the connections between the morning nap and the scene of toll is for the average Waterbury reader some thing akin to instantaneousness.-N Haven Palladium.
 Walter Foley, aged 21, and Frank kunkle, 19, became involved in a quar- rel over a game of pool in Smiths saloon on Bank street yesterday afternoon. and in the melee kunkle was done up in most unscientitic manner Foloy was arrested and this morning fined S10 and costs.
 Ticket Agent Manwarring has receiv- ed supply of tickets for those who wish to attend the American Institute on In- struction at Bethlehem, N. H., next month. The round trip tickets from this city are S9.S0 and are good going from July to 10, and returning until August B.
 De Voc, the New Jersey weather prophet, hit the bullseye when at the end of May he published prediction that a cold snap would begin with the 18th of June. But.when he said the cool wealth CT would last until the 2Sth he was de- cidedly off, as anybody in Waterbury to-day will testify.
 The workmen upon the East Main street sewer have encountered a bad ledge of rock. Henry killner. the. con tractor, Is not the sort of man to waste any time, however. and he has set up one of M. E. Keeley's big boilers and is to-day making preparations to tackle the ledge with steam drill.
 At the meeting of Steuben lodge. No 391, D. o. H. held last evening the fol lowing officers were elected: P. B.. : George Grutzebach: secretary. Frederick Doesher: financial secretary, C.. Marck. treasurer, Louis Adt. The lodge received a visit from Messrs Rowe of New Brit ain and Meshler of Meriden, members of the grand lodge. Don't fail to go and consult DrJ A. Barbour at the Winthrop house, corner Abbott and Phoenix avenues. Waterbury, Conn. Crowds of people visit him daily. l hS eioStoi " III 1neulcllG enough 1 to cure any chronic disease for S2. He tells you your complaint without asking questions. Consultation free. The doctor closes his professional visit here Friday June 2S.
 The shad season which, according to law, closes to-day, has been unusually poor. The haul has been very light, t,~al- ( though the fish have been large and of ; good quality. It is generally supposed I that the scarcity. is due to the break I water at the north of the river, as one ( captain of a fishing vessel reports catch ng at point on the sound 10000 shad |, which were exactly similar in every par 5icular to the Connecticut river fish. At the semi-annual meeting of Court ' Shields, A. o. F., held last evening the f following officers were elected c. R.. Maurice F. Carmody; S. c. R., J. H. V Madden: S. B., John D. s. Hendrick: J. z B., John Lawson: s. w., Jeremiah Pha- on; J. w., J. J. Kelly; physician, E. w. Mcdonald. John J. Mcdonald was 'hosen as delegate to the convention of he high court and Thomas Moran as al- ernate. The newly elected officers will T ,e installed on the third Wednesday in U