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

In0 SEdulGS DlOChS IO DO uSCO HI puN- ing Grand street have arrived. The monthly meeting of the court of common council will be held Monday evening.
 Dr c. Art Ward has bought from John w. Gaffney the Rutter place on the Meriden road.
 The 9:05 train from Danbury, on the New England road, was nearly two hours late this morning.
 There will be special meeting of the East End Democratic club at their rooms at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Miller 6 Peck are offering 200 Jersey jackets at half price. A fine line of capes and cloaks in stock.
 Have you seen the elegant suits H. Machol, 123 South Main street, is making up. All the latest shades of tan in stock.
 The selectmen and town board of school visitors will meet for organiza- tion in the police court room Monday night.
 F. B. Rice has been appointed receiver for the Waterbury Smelling and Retin- | ing company which was organized some time ago.
 The body of w. E. Hyde, who com mitred suicide at the Franklin house | Thursday night, was taken to Torring- ton for burial last night.
 The twenty-third grand concert and sociable of the Rose Hill Social club will be given in Jacques auditorium on Thanksgiving afternoon and evening. | Ticket Agent Manwaring reports de- crease in this years sale of tickets to Danbury during fair week. The sale last year was over 2,000. This year it is less than 300.
 A. F. Taylor is having plans prepared for new residence to be built on Holmes avenue. It will be a twelve room house with round tower and yer anda in front.
 "Yom Kippur, "the day of atonement, which is the most holy day of the Jew ish calendar, will be ushered in at sun- set tomorrow evening and will continue until sunset Monday.
 The far of Court Meany's Pride circle, c. of F., at City hall, will close this evening, when prizes will be distributed. The slack wire performance of Cadot was well received last night.
 Charles O'Connor has bought, through D. H. Tierney's agency, from Thomas F. DoOlan, two lots, one on Wall street, the other on Taylor avenue. MT O'Connol will immediately build on the Wal street lot.
 The suit of Platt Brothers against the city and plea for abatement was not argued in the superior court in New Haven yesterday, as announced last , evening by contemporary.
 Most of the stylishly dressed young mer in the city trade with Upson, Singleton & Co, for the reason that they can gel the best goods at the lowest, prices anC l furnish mos arc away down
 The New York mail pouch due here at o'clock this morning was missent tC Waterbury and did not reach the loca office until ? o'clock this afternoon The Waterbury pouch was returned at o'clock this morning. Meriden Journal
 The assessors will be in session III City hall building after Tuesday, October 13 All persons liable to pay taxes should bring in written or printed list of al taxable property owned by them Octo Der 1. Ten per cent will be added t. lists not handed in by November l.
 At the South church in Hartford tn Rev Joseph Anderson, D. D. of this cit will preach tomorrow morning am evening In the evening he is expecte to speak on the Congregational confer ence in London, of which he was . member.
 The case against Robert Healey charged with theft, came up in tn . police court this morning and was COT tinued until Monday. Hugh Croni was charged with selling to minors q \ his saloon on Bank street last Wednes day night. The court fined him $50 an costs. An appeal was taken. A cas against Daniel Cassidy, for Iik otfense, went over until Monday.
 All the passenger cars on the Consol dated road are now equipped for stear heating. An illustration of the ul satisfactory way in which the steal system works was," says last evening Hartford Post, "afforded this mornin 7 when a steam pipe in the smoker of tf = 8:29 train broke and the steam could nc again be turned on until New Have - was reached and another car subst tuted. The Baker heaters will be le in the cars in order to provide for iu 1T such emergencies"
 The Christian Endeavor society of u First church will tomorrow cOmment the Sunday evening meeting at $ o'clock, instead of half past six as her. |. tofore. MT Gibson's quarter hour sim ing lesson will precede the exercises at the evening. Louis l.. Barton will lea the meeting and will be assisted l Casper Haring of Brooklyn, N. Y., WI
  Christian Endeavor work-some vel forcible blackboard illustrations, grap ically picturing the thoughts suggest' by the subject "Walking as Children
 Light"
 - Edward Kearns, who died in Bride port recently, had $1 ,00O life insuran in the Knights of Columbus, and h father, who expected to receive the surance, incurred expenses of $400 . providing for the funeral and buri; - Now the father finds that Jas his st
 had named no beneficiary and that t
 money consequently goes to the brothe
 and sisters. The brothers and sisters a
 willing that the $4OO should be pa
 from the insurance, but as they a
 minors their guardian refuses to pa w with any of the money, as they can he " hlm responsible for all when they COT
 of age.
 Coroner Mix has decided that t
 death of Nazaire Chabot, who was
 tally injured at Holmes, Booth 6 Ha
 6pnS' factory was thn rpCIlt of f.arale