Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-30
CTTY NEWS.

 Parties wishing their "first papers" i can procure them tonight at the district court room. Several Waterbury horsemen went to Watertown to-day to attend the sale of sixty five horses. George Rudolph's delicatessen store, corner of South Main and Union streets, is now open for business.
 Professor Carpenter, the mesmerist, at the opera house this evening. Com plete change of programme.
 The temporary buildings for the cleo tion booths in the second and fourth wards are being erected to-day.
 The Rose Hill minstrels at City hall this evening will afford the means of spending few hours pleasantly.
 Miss Julia Fitzpatrick has returned from her vacation and will tomorrow resume her duties at the postoffice.
 Town Clark Madden returned this morning from Albany, where he was called on account of the illness of his brother.
 Corporal William Robinson of Com pany D challenges any member of the Second regiment to shoot match at the 200 yard range, fifty shots off hand, for $100 side.
 Ashton & Garrity, two of Waterburys Ienterprising young men, have opened plumbing and gas fitting establishment enced workmen.
 Martin Conror and his sister, Miss Nellie, who have been visiting Mrs Cath arine Connor and family at 915 South Main street, during the past week, re- turned to their home in New York city to-day.
 A new time table will go into effect on the Naugatuck division on Saturday, October 2, at 1900 a. m. There are no Ichanges except that the train which leaves here at 5:05 p. m. will go only as far as Naugatuck.
 Lieutenant Joseph Townsend, who has been appointed from the ranks as sur geon on Colonel Dohertys staff, will soon receive a handsome testimonial from his comrades, in the shape of a sword and equipments.
 At o'clock this evening the day of atonement will be celebrated by the Jewish people with fasting and prayer. It will continue until 6 o'clock to- morrow evening, the fasting and prayer to be kept up the entire day.
 The Connecticut Oddfellows' home al Falrview in Groton, will be opened next Sunday. A circular will shortly be issued concerning the management oi the home. Applications for admission must be made through the lodge tc which the applicants belong.
 Representative William H. McCarthy arrived home last evening after hi western trip of seven weeks. Hi brother-in-law, Robert J. Blackman, die ,, not return with him, as he expects tC o remain in Alberquerque, New Mexico for the winter.
 6 The Rev R. E. Senasac, assistant pas n tor at St Ann's church, received worC to-day from Bishop McMahon assigning D him to the parish of Taftville, as assist ant to Rev J. c. Thompson. He vii Ann's is the Rev J. J. Papillon of Can ada.
 Coroner Doten of Bridgeport and Mir Bacon of New Haven, each claiming tn office of secretary, have sent notices of meeting of the state board of charities to be held next Wednesday morning a the capitol. Mir Doten puts the hour O meeting at 12 o'clock and Mrs Bacon a 11:45.
 A race against time for $50 is to talk place to-day at the Waterbury drivin park. Theodore Oliver is to drive hi little sorrel mare, Maud H. to a bicycl - trial heats. E. Baldwin, the liveryman has wagered that the horse cannot ac complish the feat.
 A state teachers meeting will be hel in town hall, Watertown, on Wednes ,E day afternoon and evening, October { ' An interesting program has been prt So pared and large attendance is expect ed. Papers will be read by Charles I CT Hine of New Britain, George H. Oar ut forth of Westfield, Mass, Edwin H Forbes of Torrington and others. y. John Coffey, a New England roa brakeman, was jolted from the top ( an oil car yesterday morning and fe between the cars. His left leg was GU |, off below the knee and the other le '. was injured. He was taken to tn Hartford hospital. Coffey died at
 o'clock in the afternoon. He was 2 years old, unmarried and lived in Mi
 tineague, opposite Springfield, Mass.
 Tho New Haven chamber of con st merce at their meeting Wednesda evening considered negotiations wit the R. S. Gould company of New Yori manufacturers of brass hardware
 which have been carried on by the ne, enterprise committee of the chambe 'k with a view to have the firm move il to manufacturing plant to New HaveI It was voted that representatives of tn
 firm be invited to a conference to-day
 The statement was made that induce
 menus nau been OffereQ the same firm
 this city and Bridgeport.
 An official of the New England roa
 to-day told a DEMOCRAT reporter ths
 in all probability new time card woul
 soon be issued, giving the Waterbur
 and Hartford patrons much better trai
 facilities. General Manager Mellen
 said the official, "told me short tin ago that he was about )to maketson
 changes Tn the passenger schedul IA, filling up the gap made by the witt " drawal of the Lorg Island trains. It
 probable that train from Hartford wi
 be put on. reaching here late in tt les afternoon"
 'er A bill has been filed in the circu re. court of Cook county, Illinois, by tI
 Scoville Manufacturing compan
 against Hugh T. Reed and the Crow
 Pen company, on a plea of trespass, (
 the case on promises to secure paymel