Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-13
CITY NE WS

Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather followed by rain lower temperature
 "The Hedge-School Master" will die tate and castigate at City hail, St Pat | rick's night.
 Miss Maggie c. Nolan will attend the | academy of fashion in New York for ten days. E. D. Manwaring of the New Eng land station, has received supply of western tickets via New York Central. J. K. Bernard the we'll known come dian who travels with Stetsons com pany, is visiting ). H. Murnan. The remains of J. K. Gillette who died yesterday. will be taken to Bloom field tomorrow morning for burial. | The selectmen have issued call for special town meeting to consider court room accommodations, for Thursday evening March 20.
 The Farrell Foundry and Machine company have commenced to excavate for the proposed addition to the south side of their factory
 J. M Burrall X Co say something about baby carriages to-day. It Is a pleasure for them to show their beautl- full stock of these goods.
 The Connecticut Fife and Drum asso citation will meet in Hartford next We'd nesday when the place of holding the annual convention will be decided upon.
 John J. Splain's lecture before the Young Mems Catholic Literary assC cia- ton, to have been delivered this even ing, has been postponed for one week Lizzie Thomas was picked up drunh on Bishop street last night. She was fined S1 and costs this morning. JohL Dwyer was fined S7 for the sam, oifense.
 The application of Rev Father Nc Alenne> as administrator, to sell land belonging to the Joseph Cassidy estate in Meriden, was granted in the probate court yesterday.
 The weather retains its spring like air, and the delusion of ''siX weeks sleighins in March has been vanquished. But weather prophets.
 E The Scovill manufacturing company are building an addition to their south
 rolling mill. They also contemplate
 building an addition to the north mill and putting in another engine.
 Patents Were this week issued to citi-
 zens of Waterbury as follows: Clayton ) C. Andrews, assignor to the Anne rican !. Ring company, sheet metal knob John Henderson, Jr, tumbling barrel. f Charles M. Foster. of II. Clews & Co. was yesterday suspended from the privi-
 leges of the New York stock exchange
 for six months for offering New Eng
 lannd stock down to 43f at a time when
 another broker was bidding 43S for the
 stock.
 T. w. Kennan, at one time superin-
 tendent of the New England road, has
 accepted position with the Pennsylva-
 nia, Poughkeepsie and Boston road. E.
 P. Nining, late traffic manager of the
 New England is now with the St Louis
 and San Francisco road.
 At a meeting of the Connecticut
 Weekly Pres association, to be held
 next Monday, at the Tontine hotel. New
 Haven. Colonel l.. l.. Morgan of the = New Haven Register will make an ad-
 dress on 'The Proper Commission to be
 Paid Advertising Agencies"
 Edward P. Boylan, aged 23 years, , died last evening of inflammation of the , bowels, at his home on Dublin street.
 Mir Bovlan was a member of the Big , Seven Social club and was employed at , Rogers X Bros factory. The funeral has
 been appointed for Friday at s:3O . o'clock.
 r The gentlemen recently appointed special census agents to collect statistics regarding mortgage indebtedness in this l state, met at the United States hotel and { later in the government building, Hart . ford yesterday to organize. On account of a the resignation of Oscar Leach of Dur. . ham the organization was not com. r. pleted. John w. Hill of this city was present.
 e John $. Lane. roadmaster of the Hart.
 ford division of the Consolidated road ) and brother of Roadmaster C. $. Lane of the Naugatuck division, has leased the l railroad quarries at Meriden. George : Gonella, clerk at the office of the road l. master in this city, has resigned tC f accept the position of superintendent at :, the quarries. He will be succeeded by
 Frank Newton, also of this city. . A coal dealer in a neighboring city y, has just invented a coal cart winch Is v noiseless. It does not rumble over the . streets with a sound of muttering thun- . der, but goes about its business with the silence of a baby carriage. The
 world is indebted to the inventor. but if
 he would turn his attention to d noiseles> I clam peddler he would add still more to :, the obligations of a long suffering pub- lic.-Ansonia Sentinel.
 : The total expenditure for roads in the l. state last year amounted to Sl ,156, ,O96 = h q. The largest amount was spent in Il New Haven county, being $50, 746 e Fairfield county was second, with a l. total expenditure of Sl44 362. In Hart T ford county the years expenditure az r gregated Sl1S,O1S. The sum total eX- pended by the towns in the state fol t roads during the years was S72l .467. In e the ten cities reporting, the road main Q tenance amounted to S336, 733, and the n burroughs expended Sl63, ,000 on its T. streets and roads through the year
 Bridgeport spent $6l ,651. Hartford
 $4S.lS1, and Waterbury $44,955. Dan.
 bury which was then a borough, spent :. l4,5O1, and Ansonia. $lO,215.