Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-02-19
CITY NEWS.

the MaSOnlC DaAA HI AhOAdsLou GuAs evening.
 The board of education will meet at the residence of the Rev J. A. Mulcahy this evening.
 The February term of the United States district court opens in New Haven at 10 a. m., next Tuesday, Judge Shipman presiding.
 Brennan the baker has secured the services of smiling Johnnie Miles, for merly with O'Brien Bros, and on Satur- day will send out another new bread | cart. The funeral of Joseph Arthur, infant | son of Adolphe Pronovost of No 28 Pond street, took place this morning at 10 o'clock. Interment was in St Joseph's cemetery. President Lake of the board of trade has appointed S. w. Kellogg, F. B. Rice and s. P. Williams, delegates to the worlds fair convention in Hartford on February g.
 The regular quarterly election of of ficers of the Young Mems Fourth Ward Democratic club will take place in the Women's Relief corps room, G. A. R. hall, at 8 o'clock tonight.
 Marvin H. Sanger, democratic candi- date for state treasurer, filed yesterday at New Haven an amended complaint in his quo warranto case. It IS similar to that filed byMr Phelan.
 The first annual meeting of the Con- necticut Library association will open at 10:30 a. m. on Monday, February 22, in the Bridgeport public library. Several papers will be read and discussed.
 Sheridan councils annual reception will be held in the City hall this even ing. There will be large attendance and many guests from out of town are expected. Supper will be served in the Scovill house at midnight
 Washington conclave, K. $. F., in fatigue uniform, will attend the fair of Court Merritt Hemingway, A. o. F. of A., at Watertown Saturday evening. The fare for the round trip will be forty cents.
 The annual supper of the Trinity church parish was held last evening in the armory, which was tastefully decorated for the occasion. The at tendance was large and the ladies in charge feel gratlfied at the success at- tending the efforts.
 Over one hundred delegates are present at the Y. NJ. c. A. convention in Meriden day. The election of of- ficers resulted in the election of Clarence L. Reid of Stamford as president. l.. J. Atwood of this city was elected one of B the wee preSluenIS.
 Dr John F. Hayes has brought civil suit against c. Cornelis to recover on a horse purchased from the defendant. ) The plaintiff claims thas the horse is not as represented and sues to recover the amount, $350, which he paid for the animal.
 State Treasurer E. Stevens Henry re. ceived this week check for $22, ,469. 6S the amount of the collateral inheritance tax due the state from the estate of the late Alice R. Hillyer, daughter of the late General c. T. Hillyer of Hartford This amount has been exceeded by bu . one other estate since the law went into effect
 Ex-Councilman John F. Moore, of tho = Ninth ward will remove to Waterbury in the course of a few weeks. NJ Moore will engage in business in tha city, but will not remove his family thither for some time yet.-New Havel Courier. Mir Moore is a brother-in- law of Officer McAuliffe and John J. Me Auliffe, of the Brooklyn district.
 The general officers of the Knights o Columbus have been invited to visi Bsoton to assist in establishing brancl N of the order in that city. Suprem Knight John J. Phelan, General Secre tary Colwell and other knights vii ~ visit the hub during the first week o March. They will also visit PhiladeI \ phia, Pa, and Richmond, Va, for tn .A same purpose.
 There is little trouble in the Secon regiment signal corps and two of tn members may be compelled to resign It seems that couple of the member have not attended as regularly of late a some of the officers thought they should The offenders are Privates Welch an , Hickey, and Lieutenant Duffy has aI piled through Colonel Doherty to head quarters for the resignation of thes x men.
 V Birmingham and Waterbury peopl - are interested in the wedding at Sanford Fla, Wednesday, of John Sanford,
 member of congress from the twentiet district of New York, to Miss Etht I Sanford, third daughter of the lat " General Henry s. Sanford, formerl
 United States minister to Belgium, wh came originally from the Naugatuc
 valley. Bishop Whipple performed tn sh ceremony. The bride has lived almos all her life abroad.
 The figures of merit of the varior organizations of the Connecticut N;
 tional Guard for the month of Januar
 are as follows: First regiment, 91 9 m m ment, S7.01; Fourth regiment, S6.5 'h First separate company, G7.13; Secon
 separate company, 72.OO; Battery / - first platoon, 72.06, second platoon
 S3.04; figure for battery, 77.55. IT
 standing of the Second regiment con
 panies was as follows: A, 96.51;
 92.17; c, 92.83; D, 9623; E, 92 65; ]
 9S.53; G, 97.06; H, S5.95; I, 95.92; | . 94.51; hospital corps, 91.05; sign - corps, 10000; machine gun platoon
 10000.
 At the parochial residence of the h
 maculate Conception parish, last nigh
 Miss Annie Corrigan and Gordon Clark, jr, were married by the Rt , Father Flemming, in the presence . Frank Broderick and Miss Ellen Phelal
 The couple intended to be married
 New York early in the week, but cou
 find no priest to perform the ceremon ed Clark being Protestant. They we