Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-10-07
CITY NEWS.

Journal will be on sale at Dillon news | room each evening. Comstock lodge, K. of F., will give a grand far in the Jacques auditorium for one week, beginning November z. The Second regiments annual rifle tournament will occur at QuInnplac range, New Haven, to-day.
 Arthur R. Kimball of the American, sailed for Europe to-day on the Kaiser Wilhelm of the North German Lloyd line.
 Maggie Horn of 32 Pond street, an employe of the American Cup and Flask | Co, had two of the fiugers of her right hand injured at the factory yesterday
 The hearing on the appeal to the pre- bate court asking that tie estate of the late A. P. P. Camp be distributed among the heirs, has been continued for one week.
 The funeral of Miss Annie MahOn, who was killed in Hartford, Sunday, took place in that city this morning. E. C. kiIduif was one of the pail, | bearers.
 The fune,al of Charles Eagan will take place from his late residence, No 1J Division street, at $50 tomorrow morning. to the church of the lmmacu- late Conception.
 In the superior court at New Haven, yesterday, before Judge Phelps, a di- vurce was granted to Josephine Pequi- not of this city from Joseph PequinOt on the ground of habitual intemperance.
 There was a good sized attendance at the fair of Court Meany's Pride circle, in City hall last night. This evening there will be a tug of-war match, danc- ing and stage entertainment.
 Hercul Duval, aged G3 years, died | H. Il 1, 9 Chattield avenve. The remains will be taken to Canada for burial thls after noon.
 fine marriage of Edward H. Hart and Miss Etta Lott took place this afternoon, the Rev J. G. Davenport officiating. Co A, of winch Mir Hart is first lieutenant, presented the happy couple with a hand some clock.
 No rain has fallen in Norwich or vi cinity since just a month yesterday. The water in the reservoir is nincty-twO inches below high water mark. Some of the mills have been stopped f. want of water.
 As Timothy Root of Wolcctt was driving home from Waterbury Saturday evening his horse was frightened and jumped quickly to one side and into hlIy brook, upscttinG the wagon and dcmoralizing things generally. , A panel of cighcccn jurors were drawn in the di triCt court to-day fOT jury duty, commencing next Tuesday. Two were drawn from each town i'll the district, except Waterbury and , NaugatuCk. The latter town made TIC return of jurors to the superior court.
 The medical examiner has turned over to Coroner Mix SlSl.41 which he found on the person of Ashael Drew of Mil ford, who was killed at the StratfOrd drawhridge on Sunday. No one has made any claim for the effects of the dead man.
 The later quo Warranto cases against Treasurer Henry and Secretary Walsl came up in New Haven yesterday Charles E. Gross of Hartford, of Hyde Gross X Hyde, the regular counsel o the state treasurer appeared and askct for more time to file his answer, whicl was granted.
 Knights of Columbus benefits C - Sl ,0OO each will tomorrow be paid t' the heirs of SoIimc La Fabrc of Hart - ford, Owen Thompson of Waterbury Charles II. Campbell of Providence James T. Mullen of New Haven ant Pierce Carney of WaIIingfo'd ! A Waterbury correspondent send this to the New York Sun: A blacl | snake eight feet long was killed nea here yesterday by young woman win was rambling in the woods with a part of young people. Her escort ran ava and left her to fight it out alone.
 Last month W.us a remarkable or with the OddfrilOVs Mutual Aid assoc ation from the fact that no assessment j were levied on the members. finer were no drat Is and consequently no d ses5mcntS. This is the first time in liv or six years that a month has passe /. without an assessment
 To-day quite a number of unifurmc - Odd Fellows will go tO Mcridcn to q tend the state parade there. They wi meet at the armory of Canton Susst r GUS and headed by th" Second rCgimcl band will march Co the depot. whcI they will take the train for Mcridcl The grand cncamrnCm will meet 1 Bridgeport October 20.
 i. Brass City Hose Co. No G. on la evening elected the following officer .,, Foreman, Bernard Burus first assistan ct D. F. IIacIlctt; second a sistan - Michael Shaw; secretary, F. $. Cutler Patrick Tanning: house Committe
 William kcrnan, Patrick Tanning,
 McElroy; finance committee, Bernal
 Burns, NJ. Dunn, D. lIaCkett.
 There was little business before Jud. Bradotrcct in the police court this nor
 ing. Joseph Ely and Arthur Corriga
 were charged with drunkenness. The
 were each fined Sl and costs. Jol
 West, 2l years old, pleaded guilty :. theft. Last February he was boardir - with Jacob Kuselbach. One day Kuso
 bach missed $2G from his trunk and
 the same time West disappeared. l
 arrived iu town a few days ago. TT
 court fined him $l0 and costs and SC
 fenced him to 60 days in jail.
 Gilbert A. w. Ford of New Have IVY who has kept a daIly record of Il
 weather for the past 20 years. finds tn
 in the past month the weather has be-
 quite remarkable. Not only has {
 temperatuoe been much higher tn
 usual for the season, but there has be-
 no rain worth mentioning since Septel
 Der 10. Further than this, although {
 period is usually marked with gall ]. this season there has been very lit
 high wind. The long spell of ii - weather was broken yesterday wht ln L. |,