Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-16
CITY NEWS.

Michael Moran has sold his property, | 26 Orchard street, to James Gallagher.
 Mortimer J. Connor left for New York | city this morning to accept position as clerk. The Fourth Ward Young Mems Dem ocratic club will not meet this evening as was intended. Miss Sadie A. White has returned from a three weeks visit to friends in New Britain.
 John H. Fruin sold to-day to James J. Fruin the house and lot Nos 470 and 472 East Main street.
 The body of Dana L. Hungerford was taken to Torrington on the 11:17 a. m. train to-day for interment.
 i Miss Julia Fitzpatrick left to-day for Jersey City and Washington, D. O., where she will spend her vacation.
 Mrs Ernest Forrest, who has been visiting in New Britain for the past three months, has returned to her home in this city.
 Mrs Michael Donovan of Washington street and her daughter Nora left to-day for months's visit with friends,a at Lew l iston, Me.
 The meeting of those interested in the formation of a social club will be held at Carrollton council rooms at 8 o'clock this evening.
 The funeral of W. Buel York took place this afternoon from hls parents home, on Abbott avenue. The services were conducted by the Rev MT Barton. O'Brien Brothers have removed their | grocery store from 242 Baldwin street to 67 Bishop street and will keep the larg- est line of groceries in the North End.
 There are advertised letters at the postoffice for Mrs George Moore, Mrs Chauncey Monroe, Misses Ellie M. Choate, Florence Baxter and Nellie Healey.
 One of Blakeslee's truck teams col lided with carriage on Bank street last evening, dishing one of the rear wheels of the carriage, and breaking number of spokes.
 Attorney H. c. Baldwin of Nauga- tuck, and several other friends, were entertained last evening by A. Brassart, of South Main street, it being the eve of MT Brassart's departure for the west.
 The Concordia society and their friends had merry time in the society hall last evening. The programme con- sisted of an address by President Sake, singing by Miss B. Coogan and D. J. Dunn, selections by the Ideal Banjo club, dancing and banqueting. Faul- mans orchestra furnished music foI dancing.
 A freight train from Hartford, on the New England road, broke in two al Waterville, shortly after 5 o'clock this morning. The rear section crashed into the forward end of the train on the grade, wreckiDg one car and blocking the road. A wrecker was sent on from East Hartford and the track was cleared at 2 o'clock. No one was injured.
 Colonel Doherty has addressed letter to the captains of the companies in th' Second regiment urging them to tak' steps regarding the proposed trip of tht state National Guard to the Columbu 7 celebration in New York on October 12 The colonel suggests that a meeting O. each company be held as soon as possi ble and vote taken upon the matter.
 Evening classes will be reorganized a Mattoon's shorthand school on Octobe 1. Miss Alice J. Knight, successor t, Miss Mattoon, has kept up the higl standard of the school during the sil months that she has been in charge, ant many.o of her pupils have secured goo' h positions, five of them in the past tw 70 months. She is in every way qualifie, 10 to fill Miss Mattoon's place.
 Colonel McGovern, of the Hibernial 1T Rifles, is considering the advisability o u holding a state parade of the regimen in Hartford during the latter part O r. October. He has communicated wit the captains of all the division com panies throughout the state to obtai their views on the matter and if a ma jority of them favor the idea arrange I' ments for the demonstration will b - made.
 Blanks are being issued from tn comptroller's office to boards of schoC visitors, providing for the annual en rollment of all children between tn s ages of four and sixteen years. The re turns are to be made to the comptrolle 70 on or before December 5, and must in w clude all children of the ages given living in the school district on the frs Monday in October. The annual allow ance to towns from the state treasur for school purposes is based on thes returns.
 The marriage of Hurlbert s. Scovill and Miss Sarah Nicholson took place a the brides home on West Liberty stree = at 5:30 yesterday afternoon. The Re J. G. Davenport performed the cere
 mony, which was witnessed by a larg
 number of friends of the happy couple
 The presents were many and include
 among other things silver tea service = Mir and Mrs Scoville are now enjoying
 wedding trip to Boston. On their retur S, they will reside at 153 North Willov
 street.
 Deputy Sheriff Tucker of Seymou came to this city Wednesday afternoo es and served papers on M. F. Connolly z pr the instance of the Derby Gas company D. alleging civil fraud. James Sutton gay
 bond for $150 for Connolly, and tn
 case will be tried before justice her
 next week. Attorney O'Neill, who
 Connolly's counsel, says that the gs
 company presented bill of $70 for gs if furnished in Connolly's store in Al ." sonia. Mir Connolly refused to pay tt
 entire amount, taking exception { 'k several of the items and then civ
 action was brought against him.
 Chairman Wolff presided at the a, r journed meeting of the district con
 mittee last evening, all the members
 the committee being present. The sal
 ries falling due at the end of Septemb
 were provided for in the usual manne
 The committee decided not to call
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