Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-30
CITY NEWS.

Mrs Martha Caswell, aged 20, died at
her home on Grove street this morning. |
The democratic town convention will
be held in the district court room this |
evening.
The Mutual Benevolent association
will meet in Carrolton council hall to-
morrow evening.
John Moriarty and wife are expected
to arrive from Europe tomorrow on the
steamer City of Berlin.
Mark Reilly, formerly with J. A. God
frey, is now employed in Epson, Single
ton &c Co.'S New York store.
The railroad commissioners started on
their examination of the Consolidated
road yesterday, beginning with the New
Haven division.
John T. Drescher returned from
Europe yesterday on the French line
La Touraina, after three months tour
in Europe. He arrived in this city last
night.
The Rev Father Mulcahy delivered his
illustrated lecture on the Passion Play,
before a large audience at NOrwalk last
night. He was assisted by Rev Father
O'Donnell.
Samuel Nuttall and Mrs E. y. Ander-
son will be married at o'clock this
man on the local switcher in the Naug-
atuck yards.
John E. Dunlay of New Britain and
Miss Hannah Mullane, of Thomaston
were married in st Thomas church in
Thomaston this morning. The bride is
sister of Mrs NJ. j. DAILY of this city.
We publish in full to-day the report
of the finance committee of the center
school district. The report of the board
of education, which was prepared by
Rev Father Mulcahy, will be printed to
| morrow.
Postmaster Doherty received a letter
| from the officials at Washington to-day,
stating that his application for addition
al facilities and room for the Office had
been granted. 1t is not yet known
whether the South Main street entrance
| will be closed.
No trace of Conductor Conrad and
Engineer Heeney of the New England
road, who We're responsible for last
weeks fatal accident, has been found.
| Warrants are out for the arrest Of the
men and "A description of them has been
sent to the police throughout the state.
Fleas continue to he Il source of great
annoyance. One victim writes: "Place
common adhesive fly paper on the floors
of the room infested, with a small piece
| of fresh meat in the center of each sheet.
The tleas will jump toward the meat and
| adhere to the paper. | completely rid Il
| badly infested house in two nights by
this means"
a s., 900 policy paid up for enc year
to be voted to the most popular con-
ductor at the railroad conductors fair at
New Haven has been promised by the
| Mutual Life Insurance company of New
| ,;,.S., l.,
most votes fails to pass the regular
physical examination the insurance
company will give him 500 in cash.
Mr. and Mrs Adam Callan. who for
some time past resided in this city have
removed to Waterbury where Mr. Callan
has accepted an excellent position with
the Randolph & Cloves Manufacturing
company. While residing in this city
Mr. and Mrs Callan have gained a large
circle of friends who will regret thcil
Observation-Disclosures Post.
At a meeting of the board of fire com
missioners held last evening it was voted
that the common council make the fol
lowing appropriations for fire purpose
for the year 1892: Light 5000, fuel 500
stable 81 800, incidental $4,000, fir,
alarm $500, new hose 800, approprla
ton to companies 81 $50, salaries IS, 100
extension of fire alarm service 5000
total SIS, 500.
a large number of intimate friends
and relations met yesterday at 1910 y
m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs ii. w
Keelcr to attend the marriage of thei
J daughter Clara Emily to Pierce c
Cowles. The ceremony was performed
by Rev j. G. Davenport. The usher
were w. c. Hungcrford and w. w
Shepard. After informal congratula
| q. I
the happy couple amid shower of ric
T departed upon the evening train for
short trip.