Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-29
CITY NEWS.

OuuBO Cc1h lids SEdAI0u d uINOICS W
John H. Suder from Nettie Suder. II
Peter F. Coughlan is confined to his
home on Denny street by sickness.
Miss Mary Minnahen of Orange, N. j.,
is spending the holidays in this city
Misses Slater.
Secretary Folsom of the Y. NJ. c. A.,
arrived here yesterday from st Johns
bury, VT, and entered upon his new
duties to-day.
Solomon Lowe and Miss Phoebe Ban
mister, both formerly of this city, will
be married at Bridgeport tomorrow af-
ternoon.
The state senate met this afternoon at |
1 80, and after appointing a number of |
commissioners adjourned until January |
6, at 10 a. m.
The fourth grand concert and sociable |
of the Waverly social club will be held
in the auditorium on New Years after
noon and evening.
The marriage of Edward l.. futile and
Miss Alice auckland will take place at
the home of the brides parents on
Waterville street at p. m. to-day. The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev A. G. Eggleston.
Miss Carrie Miller of this city, who
entered st Elizabeth's convent at Con-
vent Station, N. j., some time ago, re-
ceived the white veil on Tuesday, De-
cember s. Her name in religion is Sis
ter Mary Urban.
Nicholas Doddoun of Canal street,
laborer employed by Builder Chatfield,
fell from a staging at the Spoon shop
yesterday afternoon, breaking his left
arm at the wrist. The fracture was re-
duced by DR. Hayes.
James Courtney of 937 South Main
street, who is employed in a market on
Pleasant street, accidentally cut his
hand this afternoon, making a very
painful cash. DR. Hayes took six
stitches in the wound.
A call has been issued for caucus of
the democratic state senators and mem
bers of the house on Tuesday evening,
January 5. This is the evening pre-
ceding the reassembling of the house.
1t will be held in the supreme court
room.
In the police court to-day Michael
McGill was charged with drunkenness.
He was fined 81 and costs. Eugene
Lynch, charged with drunkenness, was
given 30 days in Jail. Charles Benson
was charged with drunkenness and re-
sistance. He was fined 81 and costs on
each complaint.
The fifth animal concert and sociable
of the Third division, A. O. H., will be
held in Jacques auditorium on Thurs
day evening, and promises to be the
most successful ever given by the order.
Music will be furnished by the Apphion
orchestra and F. j. Oggessen of New
Haven will call the dances.
In the probate court to-day Attorney
E. F. Cole made motion to declare
Mayor G. R. Baldwin insolvent, in the
interest of Homer L. Tomlinson.
Attorney Burpee, who appeared for Mr.
Baldwin, did not oppose the motion,
which was granted and a hearing upon
the appointment of a trustee will be
given next Monday.
William E. Barry, conductor on the
Meriden, Waterbury & Connection!
River road, died in Meriden Saturday
night from pneumonia. Mr. Barry was
81 years of age and leaves a wife and
: child. He was a member of Genoa
division of the Conductors Brother
hood. The funeral was held at Meriden
yesterday morning.
Waterbury council, c.. B. L., elected
the following officers last night Presi
dent, P. F. Bannon; vice president, j
I. McNitf; secretary, Thomas Nolan
collector, Miles McNiff; chancellor, NJ
I. Maloney; orator, Thomas Conlon
marshal, John Clohessey; guard, An
thony Carroll; chaplain, Rev j. A. Null
cahy; trustees, P. F. Bannon, NJ. T
Maloney, d. j. Maloney.
The Hartford Times New Britain
J correspondent writes: Parties in Water
bury have made overtures to the New
Britain polo team to go to Waterbury
and locate in that town for the balanc,
= of the season. Mr. Jean Jacques, tn,
theatrical man, has consented to enlarg,
his building so that large surface cal
be obtained. Danbury people are ais,
DESTROYS of having our team locate il
their town, and have approached peopl
If interested in the team on the matter. l
D. is not likely that the team will Ieav,
New Britain if they get fair support.
Washington conclave, K. S. F.
elected the following officers last night
G., George S. Husker, jr; V. c., Charlie
Kane; P. M, G. V. Gooding: adiutant
II J. II. Thurman; 1st lieut., William II
Delaney; End lieut., William Moloney
NJ. at A, P. Murphy; LIST sergt, JOIN
Walsh; 2nd sergt, John Smith, serg
"a major, William Kennedy; trustees,
Seautreau q years., w. Geraghty {
committee, G. S. Huskyr. A drill
master will be appointed at the mex
meeting.
An attachment on property of Rober
Pyne of Hartford to recover claims O
So,VUO, mas been made by Lawyer f. Z
cleveland, who has been for the pas
five years treasurer and manager of tn
Examiner Publishing company. Som
time ago Mr. cleveland and Mr. Pyne
the editor of the Examiner, had dis
agreement in regard to the tendencie
of the latter's editorials. The discor
~ has not closed. Mr. Pyne made an ed
IS. torial attack on Mr. cleveland, chare
Re ing that Mr. cleveland was running
20 rival paper.
80 The figures of merit order, shown
81 the standing of all organizations of tn
National Guard for the month of Nc
vember, based on the drill reports, wa
Issued from the adjutant- generals offic
yesterday. The Second regiment lead
the brigade, rating 92.17. The First reg
iment is 1904, Third S639 and til
Fourth 1915. Private A. J. Tucker
Company !, Second regiment (Meriden
has been dishonorably discharged in az
InOrHonnQ with IF oa3