Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-22
CITY NEWS.


 Digby Bell Opera Go in "Jupiter" at Jacques opera house this evening.
 Mrs Samuel Taylor, aged 80 years, died this morning at her home on Cherry street.
 James A. Hynes was this morning approved as trustee on the estate of Dennis J. Brennan.
 Miss Mamie Fitzpatrick has returned from her vacation, which she spent with relatives in Saratoga. T: I. Driggs is seriously i'll at his home on West Main street, with rheumatism. Mrs Driggs, also, is indisposed. . Mrs Catherine Kempkie, go West Liberty street, has gone on a weeks visit to friends Tn New Haven. ] Prosecuting Attorney John P. Kel- logg resumed his duties this morning after an absence of several weeks. Hon Maurice F. Holohan of NewYor will address the democrats of Waterbury in the City hall tomorrow evening. Colonel Doherty has received notice that the annual inspection of regimental headquarters, in New. Haven, will take place September S7.
 The republican caucuses for town, city and school officers will be held Monday evening at o'clock, in the dis | trict court room.
 John Burke and Miss Ellen Mitchell were married by Rev Father Mulcahy at the church of the Immaculate Con- ception this morning.
 All new work for the season has been completed by the board of water com missioners, owing to the fact that the appropriation has been expended. | Dr Axtelle said this morning that Spencer, the New England brakeman, | who was injured two weeks ago, will be discharged from the hospital Saturday.
 The majority of the members of the American band, and a few of the mem bers of Wadhams' post, returned this morning from their trip to Washington.
 Tomorrow afternoon the road and sewer boards will visit the different To- calities where work is asked to be done, the petitions for which are before the boards.
 The funeral of Miss Mary Carney will take place from her late residence on lScovill street to the church of the I'm maculate Conception at 8:30 tomorrow morning.
 A meeting of the Y. M. c. L. A. will will be held tomorrow evening, when the invitations for the anniversary en- tertainment will be distributed among the members.
 The Jewish new year was appro- priately observed by the local members of that race at Johnson hall this morn ing. The Rev Mir Coplan conducted the services, which were largely attended.
 Postmaster Doherty, who is assisting Postmaster Sperry of New Haven Tn the inspection of postoffices in New Haven county, on Tuesday inspected the offices at Southford, Southbury, South Britain and Oxford.
 The ladies of the church of the I'm maculate Conception are busily en. gagged in making preparations for the annual fair. They held a meeting Mon, day evening and will meet again next Monday.
 The erection of the new Bohl building closes all avenues of light and ventila tion from the offices on the north side ol the Melton block. Preparations are be- ing made to light this part of the build ing from the top.
 A special meeting of the court of com mon council will be held on Monday evening for the purpose of fixing tho voting places in the several wards fol the city election; also for the purpose ot filling vacancies existing in the board o agents of the Bronson library.
 Lieutenant Partello of the New Haver recruiting station has received wor( from Colonel Otis, superintendent of tn, recruiting service, that all recruits en listed in this district be sent to Albany N. 9., instead of David's island, New York harbor. The order was occasioneC by the colera scare.
 5 It is very probable that M. F. Con g molly will go into insolvency. Hi counsel, when seen to day, said that M Connolly had not decided to do so T although he did not know what ar rIngements might be made. I'm creditors have been invited to meet a : the Murray Hill hotel in New York to morrow, yet that part of the pro gramme might possibly be changed.
 A joint meeting of county commis sioners of New Haven and Fairfield counties was held in New Haven yester day to consider repairs to the Washing ton bridge over the Housatonic river be tween Stratford and Milford. Mir John son of Fairfield county and MT Jacobs O New Haven county were appointed t. go to New York today to confer witt ; Colonel Houston of the United States en gineer corps.
 O Miss Elizabeth Crosby, daughter O Superintendent M. s. Crosby, who ha " been studying abroad for the past twt years, arrived in New York Tuesday iLOA AnI"eIp, Ou Cue WeSCeElanu 0 the Red Star line. MT Crosby receive, letter this morning from his daughter who is detained at lower quarantine She writes that there has been n cholera on board and that she expect to be released in time to reach home to = morrow night.
 Members of the Go G tug-of-war tean declare that they were not accorded fai treatment in Meriden on Tuesday They had never pulled under the rule forced upon them by the Go I team, dro = and pull for three minutes, and coul not win under the circumstances. ] !, seemed to be all cut and dried for Go
 to win. The Waterbury boys bea Willimantics by 24 inches and lost t the Sarsfelds of New Haven by 1 es inches. They won third prize, silve ar cup.
 o. Two young lads, Joseph Riviere an