Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-29
CITY NEWS.

The "elJOu bJTS6J bClOOl VIII be opened this evening. P. J. Mcdonald and wife have re- turned from their wedding tour, and
 Thomas Brennan will leave on Thurs day for Colorado, where he will spend the winter, In the hope of improving his health.
 George Barratt, who has been on a trip to Europe, is expected to arrive in New York this evening on the steamer | City of New York.
 | Leonard S. Norton of Waterbury was married Saturday afternoon, to Mabel Johnson of Huntsville. Justice Andrews tied the knot.
 Mrs Jacob Morris of New Haven, mother of Mrs Jacob Buckner and grandmother of Mrs M. Cohen of this city, died yesterday, aged 7S. 1 Constable J. J. Egan was the only Waterbury man who witnessed the Cos tello- -Greggains fight at the Coney Island Athletic club rooms last night.
 Arrangements are being made for the annual sociable of the Second division, A. O. H., to be held in the auditorium on February 70. The committee of ar engagements will meet this evening.
 Most of the turkeys received in Wa terbury for the holiday trade are raised in the west. Native turkeys are scarcer than they have been for many years, so a dealer said this morning.
 The funeral of Thomas Hogan will take place at 9 o'clock tomorrow from his late residence, SIS Dublin street, with services at the Sacred Heart church..
 The required number of applications I | AL ID evening school will open this evening, under the dire ction of J. E. Madigan, as principal, and Miss. M. U. Russell, as sistant.
 Carpenters to-day removed the old stamp window in the postoffice and placed large one in it's stead With the new window large packages can be handed in and out, Something that could not be done before.
 A number of ladies representing different church choirs assisted Mrs R. N. Blakeslee last evening at the singing class of the Boys club. There are about great interest in it and it bids fair to be a great success.
 Among the guests expected at the semi-annual banquet of the Connecticut Press association. to be held in New Ha- ven December 10, are Hon Amos J. Cummings, Foster Coates of the New !, York Mail and Express and "Mickey Finn" of the Sun.
 # Mrs James Cleary of South Main street gave birth to boy and girl Sun- day afternoon. The boy lived only six hours. Mrs Cleary was formerly Miss Ella Maher, a school teacher, and her , she is doing nicely.
 DnI1, , the changes which are being made among the New York S New England passenger men. Within a short time the two oldest conductors on the divis- ion, Ewell and Morris, have been re. lieved from duty. Ewell is now on the Harlem River branch of the Consoli dated road.
 James McAuliff, brakeman. had the great toe of his left foot cut off yester day near the Naugatuck junction. He was passing along the top of the cars when his foot slipped and he fell be- tween them to the ground. He was brought to Bridgeport and the ambu lance took him to the emergency hospi tai, where his toe was amputated.
 Bernard Kovitsky was the only pris oner in the police court this morning He was charged with violating a city Q ordinance by obstructing the sidewalk s He has a junk shop on Chatfield avenue and has been warned several times by r officers and the street inspector, to re f move some iron from the sidewalk, Ht was fined 8 without costs. . The committee in charge of the dra matic entertainment of the Acme Socia club have engaged the City hall fol Thursday evening, February 9. Dior Boucicault's great Irish drama, "The Colleen Bawn," will be the first effort ot = the club. The cast of characters vii , be made within a day or so, and re hearsals at once begun. Tickets will be placed on sale immediately.
 Judge Cowell has received a posta card from Moses P. Hackney of Craw ford, Ulster county, N. Y., asking fol information concerning Alfred A. Sey mour, who at one time was a black smith on Scovill street. He left here an old soldier and an order has beer issued for his examination by board ol United Stetes surgeons.
 A local physician says that the mo ment it leaks into publicity that tht grip has entered the city, he expects tC hear of from 50 to 800 cases inside tho next half day. He gives it as his opinion that for every real instance of the ail ment taking hold, a dozen persons vii l lhSN nave IL, or VIII TeIuS0 I( be convinced that it is merely an ordi nary obstinate cold they are burdeneC = with.
 The mother of little Jerry Buckley O 'I Waterbury, who got lost yesterday anC
 wandered over here, came over thi
 morning and had her twenty four hours IS lost boy given to her. The little chal ,r was found asleep in an East Main stree 3. hallway last night completely exhaust ed. He told Journal man this mornint
 that he walked the whole of the wa,
 and was only eight years old.-Meridei
 Journal.
 The board of fire commissioners hel, 1, their regular meeting last night, Mayo Webster presiding. All the outstandinI !, bills were ordered paid. Chief Snag, K reported that the poles and wires fo
 the new boxes would be in position b = the end of this week, provided the Tele
 phone company would allow it's men t Il 1nsw I, I'M