Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-06
CITY NEWS.

About 200 members of St Paul's church spent to-day at High Rock grove.
 The Waterbury Benevolent associa- tion will hold it's regular monthly meeting this evening.
 A marriage license was issued at Hart ford Tuesday, to Thomas Scott of this city and Mary Britt of Hartford.
 J.T. Douglas, of the Burlington road, was in town to-day the guest of Ticket Agent Manwaring.4
 The water board to-day completed the laying of new main in Leavenworth street and began operations on Grand street.
 The postponed concert of the Amerl- can band will be given this evening. The programme announced last week will be rendered.
 Bragg, and Benjemin F. Pike, were married at Bridgeport last evening, by the Rev Mir Foster.
 Patrick H. Real has been appointed ianitor of City hall to take the place of Charles E. Egan, who has been elected to the police force.
 A we'll made garment is something every man is justly proud of. Upson, Singleton & Go keep well made and stylish clothing, also furnishings.
 The Rev Fathers O'Donnell, Elem ming, Murphy, Brown and Codotte are attending the quarterly conference of assistant pastors at Hartford to-day. The remains of Annie, the seven-year- old daughter of MT and Mrs John Fitz- gerald, who died yesterday in Bridge port, were brought to this city to-day for burial.
 Prof Hovey of the High school, who has been in Europe for the past year, will sail for home on the City of Berlin, which is expected to reach New York September 4.
 Edward Bowling and Miss Mary Healey, were married by the Rev Father Mulcahy at the church of the Immacu- late Conception this morning. The best couple were Cornelius Shay and Miss Kate Doran.
 It is stated that special meeting of the New England directors is to be held and that not only Austin Corbin but other representatives of the Long Island road will be elected directors of the New England
 Inspector Stoddard of the postoffice department is here to day, having been ordered by the officials at Washington  whether more room is needed by the local office.
 At the meeting of the Officers associa- tion of the Second regiment held last evening in New Haven, every company in the regiment was represented Caterer Fox of Harwinton was chosen to cater for the field and staff at Camp Watson. Action on new set of by laws was deferred.
 Notices offering a reward of $500 have been posted up in the postoffices throughout the state for the arrest of the mysterious farmer, Frank Amy who atrociously murdered Miss Christie Warden near Hanover, N. H., two weeks ago, in consequence of her re- fusal to marry him.
 William Russell of Worcester, anC Mrs J. $. Brownell of this city were married at the parochial residence of the Immaculate Conception church to-day | The groom is member of the firm oi Russell Brothers who conduct butter and egg stores in New Haven, Worces ter and other cities.
 At the meeting of the board of health held yesterday afternoon, it was voted to request the Holmes, Booth & Hay | dens corporation to adopt some other means of disposing of the mill refuse Residents on Burnham street have been objecting vigorously to the smell which comes from the burning heaps of refuse in the company's yard. l The American band and the employes of the Plume & Atwood Go will give { union excursion to Belden Point, or Saturday August g. Leaving Water
 bury at 6:05 a. m., the party will go tt ! Dix hr
 will give two hours on the water anC about six hours on the Point. The party
 will reach Waterbury at 9 o'clock in the evening.
 l A legal opinion was filed yesterday l with acting governor Bulkeley, by c J. Cole and Hyde, Gross 6 Hyde, firm of lawyers, setting forth that the speci fic appropriation act not having com piled with is imperative and that th' expenses of the state must be met al ordered and authorized in the various
 statutes. It states that the governor il the executive charged with the duty O. seeing that the laws are enforced anC
 that the comptroller has no judicia power.
 l George Bidwell, whose brother Aus tin has recently been refused pardon 1 for his life sentence to prison in Eng
 land, sends from Denver a pamphlet
 that is soon to be scattered broadcas over England. It contains letters O
 Bright, Chamberlain, Sturgeon anC
 others favoring Austin's release. MI
 Bidwell quotes Sir Sidney Waterlow as saying to him in New York in 1890
 "George Bidwell your brother ought tt
 have been freed years ago and yol
 kept"
 Arrangements for the third annua
 field day and picnic of the local court
 of Foresters are completed and the even
 promises to be most successful. The ex
 ercises will be held on the West Enc grounds, Saturday, August 15, and tn,
 programme of sports includes 100 yart
 dash, throwing the hammer, casting thu
 shot, one mile run, running high jump
 running broad jump, three legged race
 running hop, step and jump, fat men
 race for members weighing over 19
 pounds, boys race, and last but not leas
 a tug-of-war match between teams iron
 the Scovill Co and the Waterbur,
 Athletic club, for purse of $50 and tn
 championship of the city.