Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-03
CTTY NEWS.

A DOn WAAo UQAA hQ 1AA anu 4AAA6 ANuhC6ON Martel of Union street to-day.
 The senate yesterday voted an ad- iournment until June 27. The Rev Father Brennan of Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting his nephew Dr. O'Hara. 2ephire Richards has gone to Massa- 'chusetts for three weeks visit with friends.
 The rain and warm weather of yester- day will tend to make trout fishing good, if it continues.
 Superintendent Moran of the alms- house moved his family up to his new home yesterday.
 Martha Roulston, the well known soprano of Hartford, is to sing at the opera house Wednesday evening. Sequses council, D. of P, entertained band of braves and maidens from Hartford last evening.
 The old war songs well sung and splendidly illustrated at Jacques opera house Wednesday evening. Governor Bulkeley has re-appointed Dairy Commissioner Gideon Winslow for a period of two years from May 1.
 The illustrated war songs to be given at the opera house Wednesday evening, cannot fail to be very interesting.
 The state central committee of the re- publicans is sending out slips of reprint asking the various papers in the state to republish them.
 Take the children to see those wonder full war views at the opera house We'd nesday evening. It is something that they will not forget.
 The gross receipts at the postoffice for the month of April were $5, ,281. F, a gain of $935.96 over the corresponding month last year.
 J. H. Craig of New York, a brother of the late Frank Craig, was m the city yesterday and will hereafter fill the genial Franks place.
 The war scenes to be given at the opera house Wednesday evening are Igennine, original photographs made by the government photographers.
 James O'Brien, the baker, had his hand painfully lacerated by a wooden splinter, yesterday. The wound was dressed by Dr Frost.
 The fire commissioners met last even- ing and transacted routine business. Chief SnaRg was authorized to proceed with the work of extending the fire alarm system as soon as possible.
 About twenty young couples from the Buckle shop surprised Miss Ella F. Harper at her home. 79 East Clay street, last evening. Supper was served, and singing, dancing and other amusements made the hours pass pleasantly.
 Henry Beaudion and J. Mcdonald will give horizontal bar exhibition to- night at the St Ann's church fair. On Friday night there will be tug-of-war contest between the Rogers 6 Brother and the Abrigador Athletic club teams.
 The committee of arrangements for | khn VOinnir of tho GarOv,l oF AIo A. O. H. met last night and decided to let the bar privilIges to the highest bid der. James Freney and William Turley have been appointed committee to re- ceive bids.
 The state home for Odd Fellows will probably be located in Wallingford. The committee is said to have concen- trated it's attention on a piece of prop erty the re for $15 ,O00 and will report on it at the coming Grand Lodge session.
 The Societa Principe Ereditaire di Savoia has elected officers as follows: D. Trotta, president; G. Spallone and z. B. Guarina, vice presidents; R. Scorpione and +. Tusogna, secretaries; D. Giacon. ) elli treasurer. The society meets on the first Sunday of the month.
 Edward J. Phelan, who has been em. ployed by D. w. Thompson in Bethle. hem, died suddenly this morning Undertaker Mulville will bring the body to this city to the residence of his sister, Mrs Martin Carroll of 57 Ayers street from which place the funeral will take place.
 A special train over the New York & New England railroad brought Su perrin, tendent Noonan and two tailors from Boston to town this morning, who took the measurements of the ticket agent freight agent and baggagemaster, fol new uniforms, which they are com pelled to wear under the present man Rgement.
 A meeting of the Choral society will be held in the hall in LiIley block this evening, when the committee who had charge of the recent entertainment will report. It is probable that a reception to those who assisted in the production of Priscilla" will be given in the neal future.
 In the police court David Delowry made. great plea for clemency this . morning, but his record was against him. Judge Bradstreet gave him $1( and costs for drunkenness. Cornelius Ahern indulged in fight yesterday or , the Abrigador and Officer J. Bricke took him in. He was fined $5 and costs on two complaints, drunkenness and breach of the peace.
 CarrOllton council, K. of c. elected officers for the ensuing year, on Sunday as follows: G. K., D. H. Tierney; D. G 3 k., Thomas Fl. Ftzmauricc; F. s., Frank J. Kilduff; R. s., Joseph O. Roper; treasurer, John T. Boylan chancellor, Edward Seery; warden James 0. Herman; lecturer, Dennis A. Magraw; advocate, John O'Neill; I. G. Peter Fl. Seery; board of trustees, w. S. Jones, George H. Byrnes, D. H. Tierney and T. F. Jackson.
 Another case of fast driving came near resulting in a serious accident thil noon. Mary Jane MalOney, girl about IA years of age, was just about to crosl the walk at the corner of Bank anC Grand streets when Dr Mum came dashing along, knocking the girl be heath the wheels. A bystander seized the wheels of the carriage and pre- vented them from passing over the girl Ene Sa.Nkv D. L..h = -ClN