Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-08
CITY NE WS.

LOOK Tor the Hidden hauu. Mrs A. K. Woleb leaves tomorrow for California. Father S. NJ. Judd is attending the Danbury fair to-day.
 Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather, stationary temperature.
 There was only one case in the police court this morning, plain drunk. Clerk D. F. Webster will be at the police court room Saturday evening to make out first papers.
 Mrs George w. Beach, who has been spending the summer m England, is ex- pected home Saturday.
 Roger Connor arrived home yesterday. An exchange in speaking of Connor says: Connor's manliness and honor have earned for him the soubriquet of "The Oak"
 A freight train on the New England road broke in two at Danbury, yester- day, and the rear part ran down steep grade and collided with another freight train. Two or three cars were more or less damaged. No one was hurt.
 X conductor, fireman and brake man on one of the freight trains on the Naugatuck railroad are to be married within three weeks. The conductor is to be married to a Waterbury young lady, while the others are to espouse young ladies in Winsted.
 James Hayes, the II year old son of Mrs John Hayes of New Britain, disap- peared from home on Saturday, Septem- Der 27, and has not been heard from since. The boy had been in the employ of the Postal Telegraph company.
 William H. Fulton of New Haven, whose horse and wagon were stolen last week, came to Waterbury to-day and in company with an officer visited the gypsy camp at Hopeville. He found his horse. The gypsies say they traded another horse for the animal with a man in Ansonia. No arrests weremade.
 The Brass City Hose company at their meeting last evening elected the follow. ing officers Foreman, Bernard Byrnes :; first assistant, Daniel T. Hackett; second Edward Cullen treasurer, Henry R. Byrnes steward, James Eustace house committee, Bernard Byrnes, Matthew Bergin, James Eustace !: finance com mittee, D. T. Hackett, Thomas Moran, James Fenn.
 While Street Inspector Bison Wright was engaged in a conversation with Clerk Belden in the selectmens office last evening he was set upon by num- Der of men who were in his charge for several years upon the town roads. MT Wright was taken completely by sur prise when the spokesman of the party presented him with handsome gold watch in behalf of the men, but man. aged to express his appreciation of the gift and the motives that prompted it ir few words.
 The case of Edmund O'Keefe vs the corporation of St Francis church in Naugatuck was on trial before the supreme court of errors in Hartford, yesterday. The action is one for alleged breach of contract. F.. B. Sumner and J. l.. Hunter of Willimantic for plaint ifs and A. r. Hyde of Hartford and John O'Neill of this city, for defendants This case was submitted on briefs in stead of by argument.
 4 little fellow hung about the New York and New England station yester day afternoon, sobbing bitterly. Ht said that he boarded a train at Water bury to go to Union City, but had beer carried to Danbury by mistake. H' started once to walk home but some on' prevented him from taking the long tramp. He boarded an east bound trair last eyening.-Danbury News.
 Professor John A. Moran will leave for Richmond, Va, next Friday, to entel the employ of the Ludington Machine company, as superintendent of their ex- tensiye interests at this capital. Fro fessor Moran is deservedly popular anc who will regret to learn that he is tS leave Waterbury. By his departure tht Choral society will lose one of it's mosi enthusiastic supporters. His successor as president of the society will be JohI O'Neill.
 Look for the Hidden Hand.