Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-22

plOyeS OI lne WdIeTDuTy buChle COLu- pany, at Concordia hall last night, was largely attended and general good time was enjoyed.
 Mayor Webster has kindly consented to preside at the opening of the St Cecilia fair Tn City hall next week. The indications are that the fair will be a great financial and social success. Daniel Murray and Mrs Jane Currie Elliot were married by the Rev J. G. Davenport last evening at the residence of the brides father, 3 Glen street. Mir and Mrs Murray will reside at 800 North Main street.
 The board of relief will be in session on Monday, January 2, at the common council room, from 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to and ' to D. m., for the purpose of hearing appeals from the damages of the board of assessors. All frieght trains on the Naugatuck | division will be taken off on Monday, except Conductor Bunce's train, which | will go out at p. m. as usual. Agents are instructed to receive no frieght on Saturday of a perishable nature save that which can be forwarded to it destina- tion the same day.
 E. F. Platt's delivery horse became frightened in some manner while stand ing at the top of Union street about noon to-day, and dashed towards South Main street at full speed. He was adroitly stopped by c. J.Thompson near the corner of Union street be- fore any damage had been done.
 The annual sociable of Co G, c. N. G., will be held in the Union armory on Friday evening, December 30, with music by Bergen's orchestra. The com mittee of arrangements consists of | Snr~nonf Nolan, Corporal w. H. Lynehan, Pri- yates D. NJ. Casey and J. Freney.
 It is stated that the trains which for merly passed through this city for the east at 9:05 a. m. and for the west at 5:15 p. m., on the New England road, and which were discontinued last May, are to be put on again. Many other important changes are expected to ap- pear on the the new timetable which will go into effect on that road on next Sunday.
 The old wooden building at the COT. ner of Canal and Grand streets, in which has been conducted a dozen different kinds of business in as many years, and which for some time past has been deserted, is to be occupied soon again It is being painted, repaired and retitted up for an Italian bank, which will be conducted by parties from Newark N. J.
 The funeral of John J. Fitzgerald was attended from his late residence, SIS Bank street, this morning, to St Pat rick'S church where a requiem higt mass was sung by the Rev Father Law less. A beautiful floral piece from tho employees of the Waterbury Buckl, company was among the tributes O flowers. The pallbearers were: Thomas | rAII h.AI~ N1 ,l-l. Cooney, John Bowe, John Bowling anC D ennis Phelan.
 The marriage of John Jacobs and Mis- Mamie Woods took place at the bride home on Cherry street at 6 o'clock las levening. The Rev MT Buckley per formed the ceremony, which was wit messed by many friends of the young couple. The presents were numerou and very valuable and included a checl for $1 ,000 from the brides aunt, Mrs M A. Sands of San Jose, California. Nil and Mrs Jacobs are now enjoying trip to New York and on their return will reside on Kingsbury street.
 Some funny incidents have occuret , in the post office since the closing of tn South Main street entrance. Yesterday F woman entered the main office. Sh walked up and down by the mail car riers' racks and when one of the clerk asked her what he could do for her, sh replied that she wanted to get on t. South Main street. To-day, a tall man wearing dark coat, walked into tn registry office and presented to Mir Hil burial permit. He had mistaken tn place for an undertakers.
 There is a fraud working through tn state who represents himself as bein the agent of a concern which guarantee n hn oNyT1N SNfG E0 ! ductlon of ten per cent from purchase O made. If the person is reluctant to as the reduction on goods purchased fror = local merchants he is promised that hi goods will be sent from Chicago at tn reduced rates. The fraud presents 8 large book-a history or other interest ing volume-to the person who pay him the $6 50. Look out for him here. I The third meeting of the Connecticu Electric Lighting association, con prising fourteen companies, was held 6 the rooms of the board af trade yeste day afternoon. The objects of tn promote better acquaintance and fC the discussion of improved methods electric lighting. Officers were electe as follows: President, J. E. English, . New Haven Electric company; fir . James A. Hadley,
 Meriden Electric company; second vic president, J. P. Stowe, manager of tt
 Middletown Electric company; Urea
 urer, John w. English, of the Bridg
 port Electric company; secretary, A.
 Young, of Waterbury. These office
 form an executive committee.
 The Barcelona Council, K. of c, wi
 give an entertainment and sociable
 City hall this evening, for the benefit
 the parish of St Cecilia. An inteTestir
 programme has been prepared and a
 who attend will be pleasantly ente
 tained. The program is as follow
 George Butler, tenor solo; Miss Minn
 Cronin, piano solo; E. Beerbaum, zithe
 J. F. Delaney, mimic; Miss Ka
 Gloster, soprano solo; Misses Marie an
 Stephanie Herringer, piano duet; Mi
 Minnie Cronin, recitation; ArchiIia ar
 Carya, mandolin; J. s. Fay, recitation
 w. J. Quigley, whistling solo; Adam
 and Ladd, knock-about song and danc