Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-05-14
CITY NEWS.

Brett & Co.'S. They are selling out.
 NJ. Gavegan of the Connecticut Catho- lie is in town for few days.
 A valuable horse belonging to R. F. Phelan, of Washington street, died last night.
 The o'clock train on the New Eng land road was delayed over an hour at Brewsters this morning.
 Superintendent Bradley of the Horse Railroad company says all the open cars will be running tomorrow.
 The directors of the Benedict & Burn- ham Manufacturing company held an important meeting this morning. If you are calm. considerate, practi- cal, economical and sensible you will use Lavine for washing everything. Sergeant Cox predicts fair, warmer weather, stationary temperatures; on Friday fair, probably followed by rain. An important meeting of Waterbury council, c. B. L., will be held in Carroll ton council hall this evening. Dr H. F. Gill and Marcus Hellmann returned from the Berkshire hills last night bringing string of one hundred fine trout.
 A pocketbook containing sum of money, which was found on South
 Main street about four years ago, awaits an owner at 515 South Main street. Somebody threw a match or cigar | stump upon the awning in front of Pollaks art store on Bank street, this afternoon, and it caught fire and was destroyed.
 A cablegram from Bishop McMahon announces that he and Rev T. w. Broderick, pastor of St Peters church, Hartford, have arrived in Europe in good health.
 Stephen Joyce, an old rounder, was fined $1 and costs for drunkenness and given 30 days and costs in the town house for vagrancy, in the police court thls morning.
 There is every probability that an ad- ditional freight train will be placed on the Naugatuck division schedule after June 1. Ina train will run between this city and New Haven. Patents have been granted this week to residents of Waterbury as follows: T. R. Hyde, ir, button fastener; T. R. Hyde, jr, eyelet setting machine; w. E. Jackson, button; J. Lines, shade holder
 Ansantawae encampment, I. O: O. F., will entertain the grand officers this evening when the third degree will be worked. A large delegation of Meriden Odd Fellows will be present.
 Frederick Hutchins Holt and May Lillian Hendy were married Wednes- day at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs Medora Hendy, 59 Walnut street, by Rev s. B. Forbes of Hartford.
 The canvassers and others who assist ed at the recent entertainment given by the church of the Immaculate Concep- tion parish, will meet with the Rev Father Mulcahy at St Patrick's hall this evening.
 Joseph Marcheon complained to the police yesterday afternoon that he had been stabbed in the neck with a file by Michael Bonda, on Jackson street. Both men are Italians and were arrested q few days ago for fighting.
 James Flynn and Miss Mary Martin were married by the Rev Father Null cahy, at the church of the Immaculate Conception, at 10 o'clock this morning. John Kelly was best man and Miss Mary Derwin bridesmaid.
 At the church of the Sacred Heart at 10 o'clock this morning occurred the marriage of Edward Monohan and Miss Mary Roughan, the ceremony being per formed by the Rev Father Treanor. The best couple were Bernard Monahan and Miss Maggie Roughan.
 Fred J. Wood. the Waterbury coal dealer, has arranged to start branch business in this city, the contract being awarded for building the sheds near the West Main street station of the Meriden, Waterbury & Connecticut River road.- Meriden Republican.
 While a collector for Elkins & Wake was in a house on Railroad Hill street this morning, his horse became fright ened and ran away, badly cutting him. self. The horse, which was owned by Liveryman Gagain, having been hired for the occasion, was bought by Elkins x Wake this afternoon.
 Coroner Mix has obtained as much in- formation as is possible concerning the man who was killed on the Shore Line road in Branford Sunday, and is satis- named Carroll, probably the Patrick Carroll who was a member of the Eff teenth regiment, c. V.
 Manager Jacques received word this morning that Bishops Mugs Land ing" company Were stranded in Bir- mingham and would be unable to fill their engagement in this city. Compli- mentaI y. tickets to the opening enter tainment to have been held to night were gwen out by wholesale and every seat in the hall was checked last night.
 James Mclean of this city, lineman employed by the telephone company, saved the life of three boys, who mar rowly escaped drowning in the pond near the Northfield knife factory, yesterday afternoon. A boat the lads
 were in filled and sank, leaving the boys struggling in the water
 Two of them were pulled out with l out any difficulty, but the third went down for th0 third tima Mol aap iun,D ed in clothes and all and succeeded in saving the boy.
 At bar meeting held this morning, Judge Cole offered a proposition re garding tho improvement and enlarge
 ment of the present court room in City
 hall building. He suggested that the partitions between the present district court room and the jury and judges rooms e..knocked out, thus affording light from the west end of the build
 ing and making a court entrance on Il Ior TT@ l.nk kl~