Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-10
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CITY NEWS.

Cll I NE WO. Why destroy the skin with cosme ics when PEARLS WHITE GLYCERINE will preserve it.
 Tho Calvary Baptist church of New Ha- ven will picnic at High Rock grove to- morrow.
 Immaculate Conception is receiving a general cleaning to-day.
 The office of Tax Collector Hellmann will in the future only be open from to 8 o'clock evenings.
 The coat picked up on South Main street and left at this office was owned by Fen ton Kilbride, the hackman.
 A valuable horse belonging to George Faber of Bucks hill fell dead near the corner of North Main and Sparks streets last evening.
 J. D. Smith, of this city, has brought suit through Attorney Lowe for $1O0 which he claims as wages due him by the Consolidated road.
 Dover post, No 1, will give picnic at Hellmann & Kipp's grove Wednesday eve ming, July 31. The American orchestra and I. Uffendale will do the heavy work.
 Tho only business before the police court this morning was two simple drunks One was ordered to get out town in stanter and the other was fined s5 without costs.
 Hector Martel has resigned his position as organist for Rev. Err Leo at Winsted. It is possible that he will again take charge of the choir after few months vacation.
 The flag on Grand Army block is at half mast to-day on account of the death of George w. Keeler, prominent member of the order, which occurred at Bridgeport yesterday.
 Charles Kott of Waterville has COW in his possession awaiting an owner. He thinks the animal belongs at the West End in this city, and was scared by passing trains until she made her way to his prem ises.
 A special train of four cars, in charge of Conductor Colgan, left the Naugatuck station at o'clock this morning having on board large delegation of Waterbury Masons, who went to attend the Masonic celebration at New Haven.
 William J. Sweeney of Naugatuck left for Helena, Montana, to-day, where he has taken position with Thomas Cruise the millionaire miner. MT Sweeney will have charge of MT Cruises mining interests. Last evening MT Sweeney's friends, accom- panied by the Naugatuck drum corps, paid him visit and presented him with a valuable gold headed cane.
 Through the efforts of Gov Bulkeley the state library has been presented with one of the silver medals struck off to com memorate the Washington Inauguration centennial. It is about four inches in diameter, designed by St. Gaudens, model ed by Philip Marting and manufactured by the Gorham Silver company.
 There was an accident on the New Haven and Derby road about a mile and half from Tyler City, this morning. The engine of train No 33 ran into the rear of another freight train badly damaging two cars Engineer Troying was injured and travel was delayed for some time.
 l. H. Bates, the we'll known drummer for Stoddard, Kimberly & Co of New Haven, was in town to-day. His wife and children left for visit to Mrs Bates father at Johnstown, N Y, Monday and flood took place they were among the victims. He telegraphed to them but up to 2 o'clock had received no reply.
 G. B. Bunnell denies the statement that the Runnell x Morris show disbanded in Waterbury on account of bad business The show has been playing under can sas for the past four weeks to good business. They take the opera house for two weeks during August, then go to Coney Island, Brighton, and follow the state and county fairs until the first week of October in Danbury.-N. H. Register.
 Colonel Morgan, assistant quartermaster- general, left Hartford for Niantic yester- day to begin the active superintendence of the camp ground. The unloading of the troops this year will probably be easier than formerly. The Consolidated road has permission to build a spur track across the main street to an ice pond, and if it is built the troops will be immediately taken to that point.
 The New England road has madeI ar engagements so that all those who wish to spend day at Block Island can do so without being obliged to remain away for two days. Passengers from Waterbury can leave on the sos a. m. Washington express, arriving in time for dinner The boat leaves at ? p. m. and Waterbury can express. The round trip tickets are placed at $5.
 The Second division, A. o. H., are mak- ing arrangements for trip to Worcester Thursday, August 15, the occasion of the state convention of the Massachusetts dis trict of the order. Probably seventy-fve men will go and they will be accompanied by the American band of twenty-two pieces. After the trip to Worcester the Second will probably advance upon Bos- ton where day will be spent seeing the sights.
 City Engineer Meyers and the members of the fire committee will visit Waterbury some day this week and witness the work ing of the horses and fire apparatus at the Joint engine house, which is the best fitted up in tho state. At this house the appar- atus consisting of truck, hose wagon and steamer, are out on the street in thirty seconds. The Danbury visitors may be sure of a hearty greeting from Chief Sam Snagg. Press.
 Not for Connecticut.
 Although other states have asked for de- tails of regular troops to go into camp with their militia, Connecticut has not She can care for herself, her national guard being of the best. The other states have had their requests granted The regular troops are to be used as object les