Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-08
CITY NEWS.

town was in town to-day.
 The Hon Joseph l.. Barber addressed the republicans at City hall last night.
 Annie Ward Tiffany in "Lady Blarney" at the opera house this even ing.
 The Rev Fathers Mulcahy and Dineer conference of Catholic priests.
 Peter Simons, colored, of Sarsfield street, who died yesterday, was buried to-day in the town cemetery. The remains of Ellen, the four year old daughter of Michael Shaw of Hart ford, were brought to this city to-day for burial in St Joseph's cemetery. The Waterbury Clock company arc building auother addition to the rear oi their factory. The new office will bt one of the handsomest in the state.
 The excitement of election eve wa! such that the common council did no attempt to transact any business. Al adjournment was taken until next Mon day evening.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Boylan are re ceiving congratulations. The baby boy and mother are doing well and happy as can be, and of course Charlie il correspondingly happy.
 The body found on the New York S New Haven tracks near North Haven Sunday, has been inentified as that O Michael Moran, a track walker. Th' coroner scouts the idea of foul play.
 The employees of the Naugatuck Val ley brewery came over in one of Hell mann's big wagons to vote. They car ried large United States flag and wer, cheered all along the route to City hall Complaints have been made by Stree Inspector Wright that the steam rolle is frequently tempered with during tn night. Yesterday the machine coult not be used on account of the meddlint of some person on Sunday night. l The sixth annual sociable and concer of the Acme Social club will take plac at the auditorium next Friday evening The club will endeavor to eclipse al former efforts, and friends of tn | Acmes know that means an evening O general pleasure.
 The adjourned town meeting to aC on the proposed layout of Chapel street in Simonsville, was called to order las evening in the district court room b, Samuel Nuttall. The attendance was S small that further adjournment wa taken until Monday evening, Novembe 21.
 William Sandland, T. H. Brooks Thomas E. Guest and II. L. Baker, pri yates of Company A, were apNointe corporals at last nights meeting. Cor poral William A. Bigelow was made sergeant. Five recruits were receive into the company.
 Sunday morning, November 6, brough the hardest frost of the season thus fal In the upper part of the state tn mercury went down to about twenty five degrees, and ice decidedly thicke than window glass formed on the ou door tubs of water. Thin ice formed this city.
 The railroad commissioners in thei lreport on the condition of the ConsOl dated road, say that generally the trac and bridges are in excellent condition Those parts of the Shore Line whic have recently been four tracked are pro nounced as nearly perfect as they ca be made.
 Notice of an increase of the capiti stock of the New Britain Tramwa company was filed in the secretary ( states office yesterday. The amount C capital is increased from $50, ,000 to $36 GOO, in shares of S25 each, and the nun Der of shares from 200 to 1 1,l0 Waterbury capitalists are the princip shareholders.
 The trial of Matthew Daley of Ne York, roundsman, charged with Crim nal assault, is still going on and w; probably be given to the jury this weel The prosecution presented a strong cas- but it is said that the defense will brin in several witnesses that will prove h innocence.
 Major and Mrs Evans and Mrs Colon Evans, from New York, assisted by sta and field officers will conduct a speci demonstration in the Salvation Arm barracks Thursday evening. Mrs Co onel Evans will dedicate Captain an Mrs Conncll's child to God and u army. This will be a very interestin service.