Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-07
CITY NE WS.

Sergeant COX preulCtS ram, SllSnGAy higher temperature.
 The court of common council will meet next Monday evening.
 William H. Slater, aged 20, died this morning at his home in Prospect.
 Lewis Feldt was this morning ap-- pointed administrator on the estate of the late Joseph Kunkel.
 Carl Kempke, of 154 South Main street, was removed to the hospital this morn ing. He is believed to be suffering from a cancer of the stomach.
 The Fourth division, A. O. H., will give their annual sociable in City hall, Friday evening, October 3l. All Hal loween.
 The October evening devotions in St Patrick's church will be held this even- ing instead of to-morrew evening as an nounced.
 Real Estate Agent Tierney to-day sold to Michael and Annie Nolan, the place known as the lave Downey residence, No 24 Pleasant street.
 Tomorrow, October s, will be opening day at M. C. Nolan's millinery parlors, corner of Bank and Grand streets. All the ladies are cordially invited.
 Mrs Florence Clouther, aged 4S years, died suddenly of heart disease, at her home on North Elm street last night. The remains will be taken to Canada for burial.
 Mrs Bridget Tynan, aged 47 years, died yesterday at her home on Wall street. The funeral will take place to the church of the Sacred Heart at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 The report of F. J. Kingsbury, treas urer of the Bronson library fund, was read and accepted at a city meeting held in the police court room at II o'clock last night.
 Burglars entered Mrs Andrew Sacketts house on East Main street some time last night. X suit of mems clothes was taken. It is rumored that the ser want girl was awakened by the noise but was threatened with death if she gave an alarm.
 The annual sociable of the Third divis- ion, A. O. H., will be held in City hall, Wednesday evening, December 31. A committee consisting of John Cronin, J. F. Devine and John Conroy has been appointed to complete arrangements.
 The police received word last night to be on the lookout for a stolen horse, be- lieved to be in possession of the band of gypsies encamped on the Naugatuck road. Chief Egan sent an officer down to the camp last night but the horse was not to be found.
 The county commissioners yesterday mailed and sent by express blank license applications to the various towns in the county. Many of the towns vote license while others do not, and the rule of the commissioners is to send the blanks to towns which are pretty sure to vote license.
 The adjourned town meeting was called to order in the district court room at S:30 o'clock last evening, with John l.. Sake in the chair. A motion made to adjourn for one week met witl considerable opposition, but finally pre- vailed, no business being transacted.
 The grand encampment of the Inde pendent Order of Odd Fellows will bt held in New Haven, October 20. Dele gates from all the encampments in the state will be present, and the grand officers of the state will be elected. The sessions will be held in the Odd Fellow hall.
 The contract for rebuilding the wal in the rear of the church of the Immacu late Conception has been awarded tC John w. Gaffney, the lowest bidder Martin Doyle, for S4 feet, $1,079.99 John w. Gaffney, S5 feet, $910; P Seydes, 90 feet, l,450 James Gaffney 100 feet. $1,450. It has been decided that the length of the wall will be S feet.
 Since the first of July, under the new pension laws, 450 applications for pen sions have been filed in the adjutan generals office in Hartford. This mum Der probably does not represent nor, than one-third of the peusion claim sent from this state during that time, a the larger part of the claims are mad through private channels, although tn adjutant generals office does the worl for nothing, thus saving counsel fees.
 The marriage of Dr M. J. Donohue O this city, and Miss Gertrude FitzgeralC of Bridgeport, was solemnized in s Mary's church, Bridgeport, at 9 o'clocl this morning. The ceremony was per formed by the Rev Father Donohue brother of the groom, assisted by the Re Edward Fitzgerald of Great Harrington Mass, cousin of the bride, and Fathe McElroy of New Milford. Dr Edward Fitzgerald of Bridgeport, brother of tn bride, was best man and Miss Kitti Cullinan, also of Bridgeport, was brides maid. A wedding breakfast was serve, at the home of the brides sister ol Bourroughs street. Dr and Mrs Dono hue will reside in this city on East Mail street.
 Suicide By Hanging.
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