Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-19
CITY NEWS.

home this morning.
 The Rev Fathers Kennedy and Bourret attended the conservation of Bishop Bevins at Springfield yesterday. The Second division, A. O. H., will | hold a meeting to-mC rrow evening at 8 o'clock. Charles Flint brought in 8 fine. string | of twenty-five grey squirrels this after ! noon, the result of half days hunting near Litchfeld. The foot handicap on Friday will be \ held at the West End base ball grounds instead of at the driving park, as an nounced.
 Colonel Doherty is still obliged to use crutches, but his foot is gaining strength and he expects to throw away the sticks in a few days.
 ] Conductor Tolles of the Naugatuck division was in charge of his regular train to-day after an illness of over a week.
 John Herman and Miss Kate Wiehn were married by the Rev Dr Martin at the church of the Immaculate Concep- tion this morning.
 Division Superintendent Burn of the Metropolitan Insurance company will tender his agents banquet on Monday evening. David will cater. One of w. H. Scott's long kindling wood wagons had wheel caught in the street railway on Bank street this morn ing. The hind axle was broken.
 The papers in the suit brought by w. c. Ramon against the New England road, claiming $6,000 damages for breach of contract, were served to-day.
 The French Canadian democrats will have a rally at Concordia hall.this even ing and will be addressed by Dr Larue of Putnam.
 New voters At o'clock Thursday afternoon, October 20, the time for handing in applications to be made vot- CTS expires. See that your application is in.
 Colonel Doherty to-day issued an order for the fall shooting by the differ ent companies for state decorations. Companies G and A will shoot on Satur- day, October 22.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Threatening weather, possibly a light shower or two, stationary temperature. On Thursday, slightly cooler, south westerly winds.
 Colonel J. P. Irish is booked to address the democrats of Waterbury on Friday, October 2S, in the City hall. Colonel Irish is fluent, forcible talker, and is in great demand.
 The New England train due here from Hartford at S:10 was delayed 30 min utes at New Britain this morning, caused by engine 96 breaking down. Another engine was obtained.
 Thomas Mahoney of No Merry street, almost severed his thumb in a machine at Holmes, Booth & Hayden's yesterday afternoon. He was attended by pr Donahue, who hopes to save the mem- Der.
 The hearing on the Pinney- -Grelle election contest, which was to come up before Judge Thayer here tomorrow has been postponed until next week. The date on which it will be heard has not been fixed.
 The district court will be in sesslon all day Friday for the purpose of issuing naturalization papers. The democratic headquarters are open every evening where information on the subject vii be cheerfully given.
 Chairman Tierney of the district com mittee is having flag poles erected or the grounds of the Welton and Bank streets and Long hill schools, day, anC will have others for the Ridge and Bis 5 hop streets and East Gaylord schools by 8 Friday if possible.
 The United States district court, ad r journed from August 23 will be opened t in the United States court rooms, Pos Office building, in New Haven, or '. Thursday at 10 o'clock a. m. Judge w c. Townsend will preside and a grand jury has been summoned.
 The girls of the German Schul vereir will give a concert in Concordia hall or November 10. They will also presen = the three act drama "Schneewitchen. The entertainment is for the purpose O. raising funds to pay the running ex penses of the school.
 Teachers are desired at the Young st Women's Friendly league for classes il a arithmetic, grammar, penmanship anC plain sewing. Will those interested il o this work and willing to assist, kindly " volunteer their services for the classes 7 which are held once a week.
 Patrick Ryan of Sperry street received telegram yesterday, from Mrs Thoma Williams of Pitts street, New York saying that his son John, g years old had met with a serious accident. Mem bers of the family went to New Yorl = last night, and this morning telegraphet home that everything was all right ant they would arrive home tonight.
 The fair of the church of the Immacu
 late Conception will close tonight. Las
 evening those in attendance, and tn
 number was large, were entertained b. - Miss B. Coogan and Thomas Maher ii A songs, and Edward L. Maloney, in rec SJ tations. The management of the fai
 state that no responsibility rests upo
 them for the articles drawn. All mus es be on hand to secure their own prizes CT The net receipts will be about $4,000. e. On Saturday T. Brennan of 452 Bald
 win street advertised four tenements fo
 rent, in the DEMOCRAT. Yesterday h
 ordered the number reduced to two, tn
 "want" in the DEMOCRAT having foun
 two tenants. Through an oversight tn #. advertisement was not changed, and. tC
 day MT Brennan called again and lei ,,- orders to have it discontinued, the othe 'A two tenements having been rented. M
 Brennan feels that the small outlay fC - advertising in the DEMOCRAT ws
 money well spent And it was l< always is.
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