Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-31
The 1en1nerat,
CITY NEWS.

this forenoon. Dr Frost dressed the wound.
 The o'clock train out of this city on the New England road, killed peddler named Rosenbaum at Danbury last night.
 Over S11o,0o0 in taxes has been col lected by Tax Collector Hellman. To-day he was kept very busy receipting bills, it being the last day in which to pay be- fore the interest is added.
 The picture of Miss Mary Bell Gregory of Nashville, who won the New York Journals beauty prize, Is on exhibition in the window of Lake. Strobel X Co.'S and attracts much attention.
 The Connecticut Home Cprohibition) notes that the Connecticut Herald, the new liquor organ, is printed at the same office in Hartford as The Christian Secre- tary and The Religious Herald.
 The case of Thomas Callahan vs C. w. BlakeSlee X Son, action to recover for damage done to a boiler, was tried in the district court this morning and de- cided in favor of the defendants.
 There was another large attendance at Wallace's tent show on Scovill street last night. The managers have decided to remain here the rest of the week so successful has been the exhibition.
 U. Il. route with sixty railroad men passed through this city yesterday over the New York and New England. They came all the way frem Texas and were on their way to Boston.
 Lady Trumbull council Daughters. of Liberty will entertain Goddess of Liberty and Olive Branch councils of New Ha- ven and Lady Sherman council of Shel- ton this evening. The visiting councils will arrive by special train.
 Robert Gilson, an eight year old boy, was run over and painfully injured by a delivery wagon near the corner of Grand and Bank streets this morning. The driver drove off without ascertaining the extent of the childs injuries.
 Hiram Halpin. a New England road brakeman, fell from freight train at Pomperaug Valley about o'clock this morning, and had several ribs broken. He was picked up and taken to Hart ford. Halpin resides in Danbury.
 The members of Court $. J. Meany as well as all the Foresters in the city are invited to assemble at G. A. R. hall at p. m. tomorrow to take part in the parade to the West End grounds on the occasion of the picnic given by Court Stephen J. Meany.
 c. Collard Adams. formerly of this city, now has charge of the circulation of the WATERBURY DEMOCRAT. He is an energetic worker and is sure to ma terially increase the circulation of the enterprising DEMOCRAT.-Connect Catholic.
 Charles k. Fogg, the South Main street groceryman, has made an assignment to Floyd l.. Andrews. John N. Morgan, who was in the grocery and saloon business at 275 East Main street, has also made an assignment to Thomas II. Hayes.
 The annual picnic of Protector Hose company was held yesterday in He'll mann X kipp's grove and was attended by large numbers. The best of order was maintained and the picnic was thoroughly enjoyed by those who at tended.
 Elkins & Wake have swung to the breeze from their place of business on South Main street a large American flag containing forty-two stars, the number of states in the Union at present. 1t Is the first flag of this kind seen in Waterbury.
 Nelson J. Welton and E. T. Turner, ap- pralsers on the estate of the late Scovill M. Buckingham, have made their report to Judge of Probate Phelan. The per sonal property amounts to S106. .543 and
 
 total of S251 ,043
 Next Wednesday. representatives of the insurance department of the A. O. H. of this state, will meet at Harbison' s hall, Hartford. Important matters re- latlng to the insured members will be discussed and necessary rules and by laws will be adopted.
 The annual picnic of the Rose Hill Hose company will be held in Hellmann X kipp's grove July and .. The fol lowing committee are completing the necessary arrangements:John Thompson, John C. Clatfey, James Downev, Will liam Casey, J. F. Donahue.
 Besides being town and city treasurer the late Harmanus M. Welch of New Haven was also county treasurer. For his services as treasurer of these funds he received about $500 per year. The county commissioners will meet in few days and choose his successor.
 The second performance of Patience by the Amphion club at the opera house last evening could hardly be improved upon by amateurs All seemed to have protited by the first nights experience and played their parts we'll. The atten- dance was larger than on the first even ing.
 The quarterly meeting of the board of directors of the Knights of Columbus will be held next Thursday, June 6, 1T General Secretary Colwell's office, Hoad ley building. New Haven. The annual convention of the order will be held soon after the meeting of the board of direc tors, Several death claims in which parties in this vicinity are interested will be acted upon.
 The first annual picnic of Court Stepher J. Meany will be held at the West Enc grounds tomorrow afternoon and even ing. A feature of the afternoon pro gramme will be the ball game between Court Hancock and Court Meany, fol the handsome clock on exhibition in the window of Lake, Strobel & Company's store.
 The Naugatuck Valley Teachers asso citation will hold an interesting meeting at the High school building on Saturday morning, June $. Among the speaker. who will address the meeting will b,