Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-11
CITY NEWS.

'ssmoker" this evening. 4 daughter was born yesterday to Mir and Mrs Daniel |. Davis of Quarry street.
 Miss Emma Mccarthy loft this morn ing for Albany, where she will spend a week.
 A new time card on the Naugatuck division will probably go into effect about May 15.
 Rev W. H. Barton, the new pastor of the First Methodist church, officiated for the first time yesterday.
 The rehearsal of the Harmonic society this week will be held on Thursday evening instead of Wednesday.
 A man named Moran had two of his fingers crushed in press at Plume & Atwood's factory this morning.
 A dog belonging to James Clark of toms of rabies, was shot yesterday.
 The celebration of the fortieth anni- versary of the Second church was con- cluded yesterday with appropriate ex- \ erciseS.
 In the police court this morning Andrew Bowen, charged with being drunk twas fined $10 and costs, by Judge BradStreet.
 The selectmen have advertised for bids for the building of the new almshouse, inviting Waterbury contractors to bid on the work.
 Grand Master CowelI, assisted by members of NOsahogan lodge, will go to Bristol Friday and institute a lodge of Odd Fellows.
 The annual Easter vacation at St Mary's school will commence on Thurs day, April IA. The summer term will oman TueaHav Anri1 10
 The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea com panys windows present a pretty ap- Pearance, being decorated with their Easter banners, "Shoo."
 Patents were issusd to citizens of Wa terbury last week, as follows: l.. Hill, insulating compound fol electric wires; E. F. Lewis, pressure plate.
 The Rev Father Mulcahy will be sub deacon at the solemn high mass cele- brated by Bishop McMahon at the cathe- dral in Hartford next Thursday.
 John TyrrelI, aged 25 years, died this morning at the home of his father, James Tyrrell of 341 East Main street. He was member of the Third division, A. O. H., and Company E, Hibernian rifles.
 w. c. Mosher of Meriden, who was examined with other candidates for a ! lkCGu6G DY the pharmacy commission last Tuesday, was the only one that passed the examina- tion.
 Phelan is giving the prettiest Easter souvenir ever presented to his cus- toners, with one pound of tea or baking powder. It is a handsome banner en- titled "Baby's Pet" and is indeed a choice work of art.
 Editor Jones of the Sunday Herald denies that papers have been served upon them by A. J. Tucker of Meriden, in suit for libel. Nothing is known of the case at either the local or Bridge. port office of the paper.
 A series of lesson cards in the new military tactics, compiled by Colonel O. F. Long, assistant adiutant-general of the District of Columbia, have been printed for issue to non-commissioned officers of the Connecticut National Guard.
 The anniversary of Lees surrender was celebrated Saturday night by Wad- hams post, G. A. R. There was music by Faulman's orchestra and the Mando- lin club; banjo solo by John Derwin; singing by M. J. Daily; recitation, Dr J. F. Hayes; song and dance, Adams and Ayotte. The affair concluded with a sociable.
 | Knights of Columbus has sent out notice Of the following deaths: Patrick L. Meehan, Ansonia; Michael J. Fitzgerald, Waterbury; Thomas Luby, Wallingford; Edward J. Donnelly, New Haven; Ed ward Benson, Bristol; Thomas J. Killen, Hartford. The total membership sub Ject to the assessment is 5,921.
 The Rev. Father O'Donnell, who will be master of ceremonies at the consecra- TnN nE fNan on May 5, has forwarded to Bishop Mo Mahon for his approval, the list of ap poIntments for the occasion. Father IO'Donnell has made some sixty appoint ments. The list will not be given out for publication until after it has been approved by the bishop.
 William A. How'd, living on the old Cheshire road, East Farms, came to one Of the town constables today, and wanted that he should go in search of his fourteen years old daughter, whom Hoysie, an employ of the Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Co. How'd said he chased the eloping cou Jle some distance, but they had too much the start of him and got away.
 The annual fair given by St Ann's par ish will open at City hall on Tuesday evening, April %. The following com mittees have been appointed: President, Mrs Joseph Weis. vice-president, Miss D. Robichand; secretary and treasurer, Rev J. E. Bourret: directors, ;Mrs Char, les Callin, Mrs c. P. Blanchette, Mrs Thomas Thibault, Mrs Charles Rasicot, Mrs Arthur Bienvenu, Mrs M. e. Comeau, Misses Josephine Archambault, R. Esin. hart, U. Courtemanche, M. Boisvert.
 As usual the record of Company Fl of Mlddletown drags the percentage of the Second regiment down. The regi mental average for March is 95. .O5. Col oneI Doherty says that the regiment was never so full and healthy as it is at present, being only twelve members short of the maximum strength allowed | by the laws of the state. In other words, out of maximum of 7O4 men. the Second numbers 692. This is far