Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-01
CITY NEWS.

ram hlgher temperature.
 Men of Conn: Clean house with lavine | and get over 1t quickly.
 The funeral of the late Mrs S. J. Moore takes place this afternoon,
 The sixth annual sociable of the Star Social club will be held in City hall this evening.
 The funeral of Annie, infant daughter of Mir and Mrs Patrick Dillon, took place this afternoon.
 The Waterbury Clock company will build an addition to the works facing on their Cherry street property.
 The funeral of Agnes, infant daughter of Mir and Mrs Charles k. Bannon, took place this afternoon.
 Johanna Healey, aged 9 years. died this morning at her fathers residence, No Pemberton street.
 James Mccoy, aged 54 years, died last evening at his home on North Leonard street. The funeral will take place to- morrow morning.
 Tickets are selling rapidly for the en- tertainment and sociable of Barcelona council, k. of O.. to be held in City hall Friday evening.
 Great sale at Brett & Co.'S. They have placed in their north window mems suits which formerly cost from SIS to SIS. Price now SlU. Superintendent Williams, Train master Russ and Division Freight Agent Bowman of the New England read, spent several hours in this city today. Father Mulcahy's illustrated lecture on "The Passion Play" will be given in the opera house Friday evening. Cou- pons may be obtained at Bart BOs idy's | drug store.
 The small boy got in his work again last evening. Two boys while wrestling ran against one of the big windows in Kelly's South Main street store break ing the plate glass.
 Wadhams' Post, G. A. R., are making great preparations to celebrate the an niversary of Lees surrender, which oc- CUTS April Q. The exercises will be held in City hall on that evening.
 Word was received in this city last evening that dark bay horse, top side bar spring buggy, rubber top, wine Der on harness 2,667, was stolen from Bridgeport.
 Ex-Governor Waller has telegraphed to Mayor Baldwin that he will be un- able to go to Chicago as worlds fair commissioner from this state and calls on Mir Baldwin to fill the position, Mir Baldwin having originally been ap- pointed alternate.
 Merritt Taylor and wife, who have been on a brief wedding tour through Oneida county, New York, returned to this city last night and will immediately go housekeeping on High street. Mir Taylor is employed with the firm of R. E. Hitchcock & Co.
 A number of dealers in oleomargarine were notified to appear before the court l n n stores card marked "Oleomargarine'' as provided by law. The cases were continued until Saturday of ueXt week and will probably be settled.
 In orders from headquarters of the G. 4. R., Rutland, Vt, the appointment of the following comrades of New Eng land as aides -de-camp is announced Connecticut, w. H. Bensley, New Lon don; Andrew Gordon, Hazardville Michael Coen, Naugatuck; George w. Anderson, Stamford; Andrew Dean, Birmingham.
 Dennis F. Mccarthy, formerly of Willimantic, who for years ran q loco motive engine between Willimantic and this city, Is now a resident of Provi dence. The democracy of Providence have put him Ill nomination for the general assembly. He Is well known as a temperance orator and has many friends here.
 The body of William Shannon was found in the Connecticut river near Mid dletown to-day, by fishermen who were dragging the river with nets. shannon
 who lived in Cromwell, disappeared or through the bridge at Little river. H, leaves a young bride to whom he wa. married on Christmas day.
 March, with its dying breath, revealed its mean and treacherous nature. Or
 Monday last it sent the mercury climb ing upward and otherwise tried to con
 vey the impression that no more colo
 weather need be expected. With thi
 prospect before them. many Waterbur
 ians lost no time in discarding thei
 heavy clothing and otherwise preparing
 for the advent of spring. Yesterday
 they went forth all unprotected fol
 North Pole weather, and rendered l themselves vulnerable to the attacks O la grippe and a host of other diseases. At the organization of the Connecti , cut Music Teachers association in June 1890, N. H. Allen of Hartford Wa elected president, and Alexander S : Gibson of thls city was appointed vic,
 president for New Haven county. A
 Mir Allen finds himself completely occu
 pied until April 30, he has turned ove | to Mir Gibson the work of the presidency
 and plans are now being made for
 convention in New Haven, June go ant
 30 and July 1. Mir Gibson desires tha . the names of all professional musician , in this county shall be sent to him, a he wishes to address to them prelim
 mary circulars in regard to the c. M. T
 A.
 Vice Commander Chase of Boston, o = the Grand lodge of the Order of tn
 Golden Grail, instituted a lodge of tn order and installed the officers at G. A R. hall last evening. The new lodg ! was named Brass City commandery, N 12S. The officers elected are Past com mander, w. E. l.. Capron commander , F. E. Pretat vice commander, Dr J. 2 Hayes scribe. N. F. Tetro master o