Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-24
CITY NEWS.

A son was born to Mir and Mrs Pierce Dillon of Cole street last evening.
 Professor Fred S. Goodrich of Albion, | (Mich,) college is home for the holidays.
 Willie Dupont left this afternoon for New York, where he will spend the hol- idays.
 John T. Freney, Thomas L. Kilmartin and Thomas Holohan are home from college for the holidays.
 The masses at the Sacred Heart church tomorrow will be at 5:30, S:30 10:3O a. m. Nespers in the evening at 7:30.
 The sociable given by the Wine Clerks association at City hall last evening was a most enjoyable affair and success in every particular.
 Saturday being Christmas eve Seery will have on his lunch counter a large supply of coon and turkey between the hours of 5 and 12 p. m.
 Edward FIaherty of Great Falls, Mon- tana, former resident of this city, has been appointed musical director of the Y. M. c. L. A., of that city.
 The masses at St Ann's church to- morrow morning will be at ,, 1:30, 9 and 10:30. A fine program of Christ mas music will be rendered,
 The funeral of Johanna Besinger, who died yesterday, will take place Sunday at D. m., from her late home on East Main street, to the church of the Sacred Heart.
 My Colleen" will be presented at the opera house Monday afternoon and evening. Manager Jacques pledges his word that the play and company is strictly tirst-class.
 Tomorrow will be a grand feast day for the poor at the almshouse. Keeper Moran will serve big dinner of chicken and other good things. Many kindly disposed persons have sent up different articles. Kelly the baker kindly re- membered the children at the house by a keg of candy and plenty of cake. The children were also remembered by Miss kingsbury, Mrs Simons and Mrs Bassett.
 Another good rehearsal of "The Col leen Bawn" was held at the Acme club rooms last night. Several of the students who are home from college were present and spoke in high terms of the cast. There will be no rehearsal to- morrow, but next week there will be two evening rehearsals, Tuesday and Friday.
 Eugene MOrarty, the milkman. was thrown from his horse near the West Main street bridge this morning, while riding to his home on West Side hill. His feet became entangled in the lines and he was dragged a considerable dis tance, until the horse umbled and fell upon him. Dr Hayes was summoned and dressed his injuries, consisting of two scalp wounds, a scared face and a sprained wrist. That the man was not more seriously injured IS remarkable.
 John ORourke, an old and respected resident of Waterbury, died last night at hls late residence on Scovill street. f.,fl, Mrs John Mccarthy, Mrs Michael Sheehy, Jeremiah ORourke, John H. lO'Rourke and William O'Rourke. The funeral will take place to the church of the Immaculate Conception at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Freidrich Wilhelm lodge, K. of P, at it's annual meeting held last night elect . ed the following officers: c. C., Paul Meerlander; V. C., Michael Nogt; F., William Hubbers: K. of R. aud S., George GroetzenbaCh; M. of F., Otto Haude; treasurer, William II. Borchardt; M. of A., Christion Malsch; first repre- 5 sentative, w. II. Borchardt; second rep 3 resentative, Louis Stroebel; first alter nate, John H. Thomas; second alternate Christian Malsch; trustee for eighteen T months John H. Thomas.
 The practitioners of St Cecilia's parish will have the pleasure tomorrow of hearing for the first time the strains of the new organ. The masses will be celebrated at ,, s and 10:3O a. m ; yes pers at 7:3O in the evening. During the services, organ and violin duets will be = rendered by the organist, Miss Marie Herlnger, and Conductor George Rudolph. The Christmas crib was made expressly for the chapel It is ot German design and a visit to it will re X pay all, for it is really something pretty The chapel is handsomely decorated. s Jeffrey Guerrln, of quite vouthfu age, got tired last night, and jumping 2 into team belonging to Dr Lopez which was conveniently near, drove off r After he had gone a short distance he drove into wagon and smashed his Town turnout. He was arrested and fined S5 and costs this morning. Daniel J Rafferty, who had his case continued from yesterday morning, was tried this - morning for drunkenness and breach o the peace. Thursday night one o Ratfertys sons went for an officer anC said that his father had turned hi mother out of the house and and wal raising a general disturbance. Ohicel = Moore arriving on the scene found things as described. Rafferty was fined [ $5 and costs on each complaint. 70 The fair of St Cecilia's parish wil open in the City hall on Monday even ing. The hall has been handsomel, decorated and an address of openinl
 will be made by Mayor Webster. A IS 0:3O the Lyra Singing society will giv, concert. On Tuesday evening tn D German band will give a parade ant SJ concert; also an entertainment by al
 Italian company giving a sleight of
 hand performance. On Wednesda
 evening St Aloysius cadets parade an,
 give concert. The Brooklyn Dramati
 club will give an entertainment and k quartette from the Concorda societ
 will sing. On Thursday evening the $
 Thomas cadets will parade and concer
 will be given by the Sacred Heart choil # The new time card on the New Tor - & New England railroad goes into effec l. at noon on Sunday. By this schedul N the Pullman limited night express bt
 tween New York and Boston by way C
 the New York & Northern railroad wi
 leave each city at 11:30 p. m., an hou later than before. and are dne at thei