Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-17
CITY NE WS.

when man commits crime, they say ''there's 0 woman in it." When the
 washing is easy and the labor is light, they say there's lavine in it.
 The remains of Mrs Daniel Finn, who died in Northampton, Thursday, were l2:0O o'clock train o-day.
 The opening chapters of our new serial, "Helen Lakeman, or a Young Girls Struggles With Adversity," will be found on the third page to-day. A runor has been afloat that the pay car on the New York~& & New England road will be discontinued and the Sys- tenn of paying off by check adopted. Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT now; or order it from your nswsboy or news dearer. The opening chapters of a charming serial story are published to- day.
 John A. Ritchie of 209 Baldwin street, and Miss Grace E. Worthington of Rockville, were married recently by Rev Dr Rowland, rector of St Johns church.
 The case against the two young men, Horan and Lambert, charged with as- saulting John Shelvey and wife, last Saturday night, was nolled in the police court this morning.
 Michael D. Russell of Washington street, has bought the block on the corner of South Main and Clay streets, from John w. Gaffney and Thomas F. Jackson.
 Attorney O'Neil contemplatos taking an appeal from the decision of Judge Fenn Tn the case of Mrs Patrick McElIi- gott vs Randolph & Cloves.
 In the superior court at New Haven, CaSfArIayy II~n to Herbert A. Cady of this city from Hattie M. Cady ,on the grounds of deser- tion.
 Phoenix lodge, T. of H., of New Bri- tain, held a meeting last evening, and accepted the invitation of the lodge in Waterbury to visit them Wednesday night.
 The democratic senators and repre- sentatives will meet in the superior court room, capitol building, next Mon- day evening, to nominate a candidate for United States senator.
 "A Young Girls Struggles with Ad- versity," a powerful story, is the title of our new serial. It is by John R. Musick, a popular writer of serial fiction, and al- together eclipses all his former efforts.
 The regular session of the New Haven county commissioners, next Tuesday, will be omitted as the commissioners will be in Hartford, attending the bieR- nial convention of the commissioners of all the counties in the state for the transaction of regular county business.
 It is said that stationary bridge will have to be built out around the wrecked MerideR, Waterbury x Connecticut be removed from the water. This will require some days to complete, and nothing will be done toward raising the engine until the bridge is constructed.
 Mrs Hannah Sullivan was a prisoner in the police court this morning charged with drunkenness and being a common drunkard. The last time the woman was arrested she escaped from the old station house while policeman was attending to the fire in the cell room. Judge Cowell imposed . sentence of 90 days in the town house.
 The annual concert and sociable of the Acme Social club was held at the City hall last night and was one of the best managed and most successful events of the season. There were 125 led by Frank Hudner and Miss Christine Smith. Music was furnished by the AMphion orchestra, and l. Uffendale called the dances.
 The following district court cases were assigned for trial, at the bar meet ing this morning Monday, January 19, E. J. Brown vs Frank Farrell January 20, F. l.. Andrews vs Citizens bank. January 21, Patrick Thompson vs A. A. Lawlor. January 23, Treat & Sanford vs w. J. Rigney. January 20, Ever green Cemetery association vs Mattoon.
 The Southern New England Telephone company have issued another directory complete list of the names of subscribers in the Waterbury diviaion and other useful information relating to the use of telephones. One page is de- | voted to the fire alarm system. Tae location and numbers of alarm boxes, instructions in regard to alarms, signals | and location of companies are given.
 The High school class of 1891 have elected the following officers President, | Rose T. Mcdonald vice president, H. | Louise Toucey secretary, Mary L. | treasurer, George Irion {; | on motto, Edith M. Sellew, Clara H. Boyd, Belle H. Clark com mittee on class colors, Etta M. Young, | Margaret L. Dunn, Laura B. Watrous on invitations; Emma Coer, George Irion, Annetta c. s. Ellis and Margaret Mitchell.
 A car recently added to the equip. ment of the Consolidated road is in tended for transportation of invalids. The car has seating capacity of twenty eight, and in it are two large about twelve by six feet. The car is also supplied with four sleep ing sections. with no upper berth, and is equipped with vestibule chairs, sofa seats and movable seats. The doors are wide enough to admit of the passage of . cot. That part of the car below the body was formerly part of an observa- ion car run on the Northampton road to Saratoga. The car has not yet been lsed, but may be obtained by applying