Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-28
CITY NEWS.

Saturday and Monday are the last days.
"Roy, the Royalist," our new serial
will be commenced in a few days.
Democrats! Remember, Saturday
and Monday are the last days for max
ing voters.
The German Catholics will probably
hold a fair in City hall during the
Christmas holidays.
Court Falcon, A. o. F. of A, will hold
a special meeting at 8 o'clock this even
ing in G. A. r. hall.
The flag over Phoenix Fire Co.'S house
is at half mast o-day on account of the
death of Richard F. Phelan.
All the German Catholics are re-
Quested to meet at st Patrick's hall
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Administration was granted in pro-
bate court to-day on the estate of John
Mullings, lately deceased, to Elizabeth
Mullings, his widow.
Rev Father Kennedy of the church of
the Immaculate Conception is taking a
vacation this week. He will return to-
| morrow evening.
Michael Lovett purchased to-day a
building lot on Fuller street, from the
Leavenworth estate, through the agency
of ID. II. Tierney.
Phoenix Fire company, No /, will
hold a special meeting tonight to make
/ arrangements to attend the funeral of
| the late Richard F. Phelan.
The new time table of the New Eng
land road, just issued, gives the time
card of the Meriden road, which is now
| known as the Meriden branch.
Constable O'Brien placed an attachment
on the goods of Alfred Parmelee in New
Haven, yesterday, for $3.50, in favor of
Mrs Carrie E. Smith of this city.
The Rev Father Mcdonald, S. j.,
preached at the mission services at the
church of the Immaculate Conception
last night. His subject was "MiXed
Marriages"
Henry A. Hatcher and Miss Nettie A.
Du Bots were married by the Rev DIR
Rowland at his residence last evening.
A reception was held at the home of the
bride, "A Kings5ury street.
If you are eligible, be made voter.
Saturday and Monday are the last days.
The Connecticut State Teachers asso-
citation will hold their annual session at
Meriden to-day and tomorrow. A
number of the schools here, in Meriden
and in Hartford are closed to-day.
In the case of John Altman VS.
Charles II Pike, to recover $21 for labor
| "ulCH was H0dTu DelOT6 Justice Lowe,
judgment was rendered for plaintiff to
recover the amount claimed with costs
In the case of Higgins and Porter VS.
Putcha and Rigney, which was tried
yesterday before Justice Russell, iudg
ment was rendered to-day for the
plaintiff to recover the horse and 81 anC
costs.
The work of remodeling the postoffice
in accordance with the instructions re
ceived from the department, will be
begun at once. Mr. Lampson is already
consulting with contractors about max
ing the changes.
While the funeral of James Wakeley
was taking place yesterday afternoon
at WolcOtt, the tool house belonging tt
the estate, and which contained mum
Der of quarry and farming tools, wa
burned to the ground. 1t is thought t.
be the work of an incendiary.
The selectmen will make voters Satur
day and Monday from 8 a. m. to s p m.
Miss Fannie Wyant of Seymour anC
Henry Wyand of Waterbury, wer
quietly married at the residence of tn
brides father, Leonard Wyant Wednes
day evening. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev w. f. Markwick of Al
sonia, and was followed by a wedding
5 supper. Mr. and Mrs Wyand will resid
: IN this city.
Patrick Pendy of Bald win street ha
.. the third finger of his left hand takel
: off at the first joint by power press il
the Novelty Manufacturing Co, Wednes
day. The wound was dressed by doc
tor and looked as if it would heal. Yes
terday it was so badly affected, how
ever, that the remaining part of the fin
ger had to amputated.
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order, George A. Boughton has vacate
the office of second selectman, the wri
of mandamus having been served las
night by Deputy Sheriff Fay, afte
which Mr. Grelle took the oath of office
At a meeting of the new board Johl
McElligott was elected second select
man upon motion of Mr. Grelle, VIII
will act as third selectman.
At the quarterly meeting of the stat
board of health held in Hartford yestel
day the reports of the secretary an
treasurer were read and accepted. d
Joslyn of Hamden and DR. Summer O
Mansfield were appointed health officer
for their respective towns. DR. G. A
Lindsey, the secretary, was elected de
egate to the American Health associa
= ton which meets in Baltimore mex
month.
Democrats Remember, Saturday an
Monday are the last days for maxim
voters.
The regular quarterly meeting of tn
soldiers hospital board of Connecticr
was held at Noroton yesterday. 1t we
/ also the day for the annual visitation {
" committees of the Grand Army of til
Republic and the Womans Relief corps
An inspection was made of the hon
es and hospital and everything was foun
81 in first-class condition. There are 2(
o. beneticiaries quartered there at preseI
and the cots in the hospital are ngarl
all occupied.
James Clark for drunkenness w;
fined SIS and costs this morning. Ere
Geartz was charged with drunkenne
It, and breach of the peace. The con
plant was made by Mrs Doughert
* who claimed that Geartz called h,
names and used very abusive languag
Judge Cowell appeared for Geart
There has been trouble betw cen Il
accused and the accuscr and Jude
x Bradstreet, at the solicitation of Judl
~ COwell, suspended Judgment