Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-17
CITY NEWS.

be held at o'clock tomorrow after | noon. Dr Alfred North has been appointed post surgeon for Waterbury, by the ad jutant general. Charles Haight, who has been travel ing with the Alonza Brothers combina- tion, has resigned.
 You are invited to visit Miller G Peck's remodeled store. Every nook and corner is filled with bargains.
 The members of Company A are shooting at the range to-day, it being the last opportunity to compete for state decorations.
 Sheridan council, K. of O., will hold an important meeting tomorrow after noon. Every member is requested to be present.
 The Clock company are greatly inn proving their property and yards. They are about to remove the two barns at the rear of the factory.
 At the meeting of Court S. J. Meany, A. O.. F. of A., last evening, Edward Hyland was elected junior woodward, and Patrick McGovern junior beadle.
 The Young Mems Catholic Literary association will celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of it's organization on September 20, by banquet in Lilley's hall.
 A letter received from William Leary, who is travelling with theatrical organ ization in Europe, says that he is tired of foreign lands and will return to Wa terbury very soon.
 The committee on the course of studies held a meeting at the High school this morning and made some slight notifications in the general cur riculum.
 H. Frank McReynolds, bookkeeper for the United Gas Improvement Go, and Miss Carrie l. Wright of Pittsfield, Mass, were married at Pittsfield on September 3, by the Rev Orville Coats. Charles P. Woodward, whose marriage to Miss Clara v. Storz was announced in Thursdays DEMOCRAT, left with his bride for Grand Rapids, Mich, to-day, where they will permanently reside.
 Stephen Cronin, who has been a stu dent in Dr Warnes office for the past year, concludes his engagement to- night and will start in about ten days for Baltimore, where he will enter a dental college.
 An alarm from box IA called the fire department this afternoon, to the house of John McGrath, beyond the Wolcott
 
 be only a defective chimney and the departments services were not required About fifty young men met in the Carrollton council rooms last evening and took steps toward forming a social | club. Another meeting will be held at the same place next Friday evening, when a permanent organization will probably be effected.
 The flowers at the funeral of w. Buel York yesterday, were very beautiful. They numbered twenty three pieces and included several handsome offerings from the pupils of the rooms in the High school building, with whom he was held in high esteem.
 Attorney c. G. Root to-day drew up articles for the formation of an Italian society. It will be known as Victor Emmanuel, H., and will be organized for mutual aid and benefit. Ringi Bertoly is president, Michele Lavirano secretary, and Peter Bauby, treasurer.
 Constable James J. Egan placed ar attachment on the stores of Dennis J Brennan baker and confectioner, 14( South Main street, S64 Bank street anC West Main street, yesterday evening for the Boston Butter house, 147 SoutI Main street, for bill of $50, for butter and eggs. Other creditors put in claim, afterwards, and last night Mir Brennan made an assignment to R. A. Lowe.
 David Altman, one of the most re Ispected and best known of the olde, } Irish residents of Waterbury, died yes } terday at his home, No 91 Scovil street, He was the father of Mrs Tim othy O'Rourke, Mrs Edward Flaherty Mrs Thomas Farrell and James Altman The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock to I al affnrnnnV1 fO fhn nhn1rCh Of Immaculate Conception. Interment vii be in St Joseph's cemetery.
 West Main street from Exchang, place to St Johns church, which hai been closed for the past two weeks il order to allow the first use of the stean roller in macadamizing the street, wa thrown open this afternoon, the worl being completed. Twenty-two hundred yards of macadam have been laid at al expense of G4t cents per yard, total ex pense of $1,417.52. This expense in cludes everything, the rock, freight anC labor.
 William J. Schlegel exchanged hi three family house, on Ward street with Alfred Daniels, for his fine resi- dence on Baldwin hill, and has sold tn, latter to Henry Weyand, of the firm O Disley & Weyand. Mir Weyand will occupy the same about October i. M Schlegel also purchased of Edwart Nobbs, administrator the whole of tn Niver property, on Spencer avenue, ant has sold the same to John Gloster.
 Ex-Congressman John E. Russell O Leicester, Mass, is announced to addres the democrats of Waterbury in Cit, hall some time next month. Congress man Russell is considered one of tn best informed men in the country ol ] tariff questions, and his speeches il support of the Mills bill in congres were listened to with great interest. H a was booked for next Friday evening ,bu P F. J. Brown of the state central com mittee received a telegram to-day an nouncing that owing to a change o route MT Russell could not visit Water bury until after October 5.
 Colonel McGovern of the Hibernial rifles in announcing his staff appoint ments, has shown rare discriminatiol and good taste. Possibly it might hay been better not to have chosen so man | " R.-. IL