Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-13
The 1ermpcrat.
CITY NE WS.

ing friends in this city.
 Dr and Mrs Castle will spend week or two of recreation at Nantucket.
 Dr and Mrs c. Art Ward left this for few weeks trip to Clncln- nati.
 The Waterbury Choral society will hold a rehearsal in the hall in Dough erty's block this evening.
 The annual picnic of the Star Social club will be held tomorrow evening ln Hellmann & Kipp's grove.
 Rev Father Mulcahy attended the laying of the corner stone of Thompson ville's Catholic church Sunday.
 E. J. Hes, who conducted restaurant | over Johnson & Kaiser's store on Bank | street, has made an assignment to Will | liam E. Norris. G. w. Ellsworth, carpenter Ill the employ of Floyd B. Smith, fell thirty five feet from the house of John Il. Whittemore at Naugatuck this morning and was dangerously injured. Twenty-Five hundred copies of the Record of Connecticut Men in the War of the Rebellion" the work prepared at the eadjutant-generafs office, were printed and the edition is practically exhausted. Arrangements are about completed by the employees of Waterbury Manufac- turing Co to have grand excursion to Coney Island the 24th inst. It is ex- pected to be the largest that ever left the city.
 Chief Egan has received word from the Washington police to look out for Max Schernakau, a German, aged 20, and drummer by occupation, who IS wanted in that city for the embezzle- ment of $1 ,O0O.
 The Connecticut delegation to the National encampment of the c. A. R., at Milwaukee on the 2Sth, 29th and 3Oth of this month will consist of about seventy-6ve persons, and two special parlor cars have been chartered for their accommodation.
 Handsome line of choice selected pres ents with unique patterns given with tea, coffee and baking powder. Special pres ents given with one pound of tea and two pounds of coffee on Wednesday and Saturday of each week at Union Tea company, 62 South Main street.
 If the weather is pleasant Thursday there will be grand exodus of eXcur- sionists from this city. Sheridan Council, K. of C., will take large party to Savin Rock and the local French societies with friends will picnic at
  Haven.
 The board of police commissioners met last evening and approved of bills of Contractor Thompson for work upon the new station. An informal discus sion as to whether the members of the force should report cases of violation of the liquor law to Agent Colley was indulged in but no action was taken.
 The New York & New England rail- road made arrangements for another grand excursion for next Friday to Bos- ton and Nantasket Beach. Excursion tickets from Waterbury are $e, good for returning on any regular train the next day. The train leaves Waterbury at 6:45; due in Boston at 11:45.
 The New Haven opera house is to be supplied early in September with auto will contain pair of opera glasses. A dime in the slot will be needed to release pair and it will be impossible to forget to replace them for each pair will be secured to the seat by nickel chain.
 The following Turner's from the city, under the direction of Otto Book, are attending the Twelfth annual feast at New Britain F. F. Kiesel, H. Kiesel, Phil Swartz, Fred Steamer, B. Buckley, John Pole, L. Ambruster. J. Becker, L.. Reclienbach, E, Guilford, P. Huber, H. Heubbers, P. Young, E. Eckert, $. Wells, G. Harper, w. Granniss, P. Gerish, Fred Schlip, c. Loetier.
 The Danbury News, usually conserv- ative and staid old journal, has worked itself into desperate condition and says in a double leaded article Every citizen should appoint himself private detect i've for the detection of the fire fend. Let him keep his eyes and ears open. It is shame that this devil can do his his atrocious work week after week, ir broad daylight, and in the most public of places, and we not find him. This incendiary business has got to be stop. ped. The devil of the torch must be captured. It is not absolutely necessary that he should be taken alive.
 Attorneys for the Acme Cash Railway company argued before Judge Shipmar of the United States dirtrict court al Hartford yesterday motion to restrain the LamsOn Cash Railway company from bringing any more suits against the users of the Acme system till one of tht suits already brought had been tried an( decided. Judge Shipman denied the motion without prejudice, on tht ground that thu Acme company was no party to any of the suits pending and therefore had no legal right to make the application.
 The game tomorrow between the Niagara students of Waterbury and thu New Haven students will be an inter esting one and one worth witnessing It will be the first of series of five games between the two teams. The players are all old college base ball mer and will make the game a hot one unti the finish. Tickets are finding ready sale and without doubt large audience will greet the boys on their first game The players are as follows: New Have1 Kent 3b, Murphy c, Driscoll p, Sulli van 1b, Kane If, Hart cf Buckley 2b Brennan ss, McGuinness If. Waterbury -OConnOr p, Butler 1b, Neary 2b O'Rourke c. John Freney ss, McAvoy 3b Brooks If, O'Hara of, Moran If.
 DANBURY AGAIN ABLAZE. Three Incendtary Fires Within Al
 Hour Last Night.
 DANBURY, Aug 13.-This city is agair scourged with flames. At 10:3O o'clocl last night fire box No 9 sounded. an( the engines and hose carriages were soo1 rushing to the scene