Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-07
CITY NEWS.

@~~@@ stationary temperature; fair on Wednes- day.
 The Fourth Ward Democratic club will hold an important meeting this evening.
 The quarterly meeting of Court Wolf Tone, A. O. F. of A., will he held next Tuesday evening.
 Some men want the earth. But most women want lavine for washing and cleaning.
 The attendance at the mission at St Ann's church at the service lastnight was unusually large.
 Danbury reports the case of a hospital patient there cured by the Koch lymph, Dr Vile being the authority. Clearing out sale of all the spring overcoats at Brett & Cos. Now is the time to buy one at about your own price.
 School was resumed at St Mary's school this morning. The public schools will close Friday for a ten days | vacation.
 You won't go about in that shabby suit when you see the price at which l Upson, Singleton & Co can fit you with new and stylish one.
 The law requires that all dogs must be I owners of canines have already com piled with the law.
 The annual report of the board of edu- cation and district committee was re- ceived from the printers yesterday by Clerk A. J. Smith.
 Mayor Baldwin is resting much easier to-day. He was able to leave his room for a short time this morning, but does not expect to go out for a week.
 Michael Burns, who has been confined at the almshouse for some time, was re- moved to the hospital for the insane, at Middletown, yesterday by Superintend- ent Thompson.
 Physicians report several cases of la grippe but they are of a mild form. The symptoms are unlike those of last year, but consist of headache attended by a severe cold.
 The quarto- centennial celebration of the Grand Army of the Republic by Wadhams' post was held in Music hall last evening. The exercises were thor oughly patriotic.
 A horse owned by a man named Connolly ran away on East Main strt ct this afternoon wrecking the wagon and throwing out the owner who escaped with few scratches.
 The Boston Branch cigar store has placed in position a new sign that is very attractive. It is departure from the almost universal Indian cigar sign, and represents Puck in full regalia.
 Once more let us call attention to the fact that communications for publica- tion must be signed by the writer, as a guarantee of good faith. The waste bas- ket stands ready to receive anonymous communications.
  under the Gaylord house on South Main street, near Clay, late yesterday after noon, was buried beneath mass of fall ing earth. He was severely bruised and and terrible frightened, but will be all right in a day or two.
 The devotion of the forty hours closed with a solemn high mass at the church of the Immaculate Conception this morning. The officers of the mass were: Celebrant, the Rev Father Walsh of Tariffville; deacon, the Rev Father Fleming; sub-deacOn, the Rev Father Finnegan of Litchfield. Rev Father O'Donnell acted as master of ceremonies.
 The damage by Thursday nights storm to the lines of the Southern New Eng land Telephone company has been re- paired during the past fOrty-eight hours. this morning all the trunk lines were working as well as ever. General Super intendent Baker says the storm was the most severe in his long experience with wires, that it did more damage than the January ice-storm, and brought down more wires than the memorable blizzard 1 of 1888.
 Captain Stocking of Co X announced the following appointments and promo tions at last nights meeting: William H. ClaXton to be first sergeant vice H. B. Carter, promoted; William Munson, sergeant; William A. Goldsmith, ser geant: J. Geddes, sergeant, vice w. H. Claxton, promoted; Edward:Hart, ser geant vice J. w. Fitzpatrick, term eX. J. Geddes, promoted; John McKeever corporal vice E. Hart, promoted; Jay H Whiteman, corporal, re-appointed.
 The marriage of Miss Annie Green berg, daughter of Henry Greenberg of this city, and Benjamin Greenthal of . New York, took place at Concordia hall at 2 o'clock this afternoon. the ceremony being performed by the Rev Dr Abra. ham Gueranowski of New York The bridesmaids were Misses Carrie and Stella Greenthal, and Martin Green. berg was best man. The ushers were Samuel Greenberg and Isaac Raphael Thalheimer of New Haven catered for the wedding party. The happy couple will enjoy a wedding trip to Washing. ton after which they will reside in New : York.
 At the first regular meeting of Brass City cOmmandery, No 12S, Order of the Golden Grail, last night, the resignation of Worthy Commander F. E. Pretat was accepted, he being unable to attend the duties of the office. E. E. F. Nc Mahon was unanimously elected to fill the vacancy. Dr J. F. Hayes, who was unavoidably absent when the vice grand commander performed the in. stallation, was installed vice com mander. The new commandery starts off with boom. Twenty new member. have applied for initiation, eight oi whom are ladies. The next meeting will take place on the third Thursday ol the present month.