Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-29
CITY NE WS.

Architect Jackson has completed the
 plans for the addition of two rooms to
 the East Gaylord street school.
 The election of officers of the Second
 Regiments Officers association will take
 place in New Haven, November 5.
 The Union Foresters have engaged
 City hall for a grand fair to be given
 during the week of January 20.
 St Francis church fair will open at the Gem opera house, Naugatuck, Saturday
 evening and will continue for two
 weeks.
 Real Estate Agent D. H. Tierney to- day sold for Mrs William Charters, the
 property No 16 Hawkins street, to
 Edward Stoeckel.
 | Conductor Baldwin of the New York 6 New England road is in Chattanooga, Tenn, this week, attending a Conduc- tors insurance convention.
 The hospital drill devised by Surgeon Amy, of the Third regiment, has been adopted as regulation by the state au- thorities for the whole National guard.
 Edward Brennan, fireman on Conduc- tors Colgan's Naugatuck division freight, and Miss Mary Joy of Winsted were married in St Joseph's church in that place this morning.
 The Fourth division. A. O. H., will give their annual sociable in the City hall, Friday evening of this week. Bergen's full orchestra will furnish music I. Uffendale, prompter.
 The remains of George Gabriel, the New England road brakeman, who was killed by the cars, were this morning taken to his home in Nopannocke, New York, for interment.
 The Hon J. c. Monaghan of Provi- dence, who addressed the democratic rally at City hall last night, left for Bristol, R. l., where he speaks tonight. He will speak in Ansonia Friday night.
 The funeral of the late William Slater took place to St Patrick's church this morning, where requiem mass was celebrated by the Rev Father Duggan. The remains were taken to Amherst, Mass, for burial.
 James Murphy, who had his case for assault on William Dunn continued from yesterday until to-day, was sur rendered by his bondsman yesterday af- ternoon. This morning his case was again continued until Saturday morn ing.
 Edward Hines, New York & New England road brakeman, fell between the cars at Plainville this morning at 9 o'clock and was instantly killed, his body being mangled beyond recognition. He was 24 years of age and belonged in Troy, N. Y. tr,',i~,.l '9.s... 7.
 Adjutant Dart and Ward Master O'Sullivan of the soldiers home yester- day afternoon accompanied to Middle town Walter Fox and William Mitchell, two insane veterans. Fox was a soldier in the Sixth Connecticut. while Mitchell served in the navy.
 Tho hoo rl nf Nraxlo ,x,:I Ls.z,..u important matters this evening. Presi- dent Rice has secured City hall for the annual meeting of the state grange. and the board will ask for a rebate from the hotels. About four hundred delegates are expected to attend.
 The Western Union Telegraph com pany is discharging from its employ men who are known to be members of the Photographers Brotherhood. Like the New York Central it aIms to make a condition of employment the severance of all affiliations with labor organiza- tions. @ " ".' r- -:.- t.,t v, .,..
 The following cases will come before the supreme court at Bridgeport during the present session: Jay H. Hart vs Thomas F. Herman ct al, appeal by plaintiff B. Shoninger & Co vs Fred erick O. Peabody, reservation: Cornelia A. Buelfs appeal from probate, reserva- tion; Irene NJ. Buckingham's appeal from probate, appeal by appellant.
 A private letter from the asylum at Middletown does not give a favorable | report as to the condition of Ralph | Blood. He is said to be quite disorderiy, | neglects his person, eats only under | and still has strange ideas in | regard to his health. Whether these de- | lusions will pass away, time only can | 
 There will be no entertainment in the | casino on Friday evening of this week, All Halloween, as Manager Pincus will | evening. Should any social club or party wish to secure the casino for that | evening terms can be had by applying | to Manager Pincus or Ed l.. Maloney at | the DEMOCRAT office. Heat and light | are also furnished with the casino. Professor Turner of Boston will de- liver his new and popular lecture en- titled Egypt and the Holy Land" in the City hall this evening, for the bene- lit of St Patrick's church. The lecture will be illustrated by 120 beautiful ster- eopticon views and will be entertaining and highly instructive. The views viii feet square. Tickets of admission have been placed at twenty-five cents children, fifteen cents
 The second of Go G's series of sociables will take place tonight at the armory. principal attraction will be the tug of war between teams from Co E, A. O. H, files and the Brooklyn Athletic club. l. There will be parade before the dance commences, headed by the Second Regi- nent drum corps and Drum Major Fred Miller of the Second Regiment band, Following will come the colored squad n Mother Hubbard uniform. A squad # men in military uniform will brinpl ID the rear.
 The hearing on the injunction re- training the Sunday Herald from pub lshlng any article relating to Dr Mer- ow of Bridgeport, will take place Fri lay morning before Judge Robinson, a notion for the dissolution of the injunc- ion having been made. The Herald las retained Judge Cole of this city, H. ,. Baldwin of Naugatuck and J. B. Klein of Bridgeport. Attorney Bald win said this morning that in his opin- n SW4NV g |