Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-08
CITY NEWS.

Luccb HI OJ dblASh AAAA SO-AAOAAOW evening.
 Miss Rose Healy of New Haven is visiting Mir and Mrs William Savage of this city.
 A special meeting of Carrollton coun- morrow evening.
 who has been visiting friends in this city, returned home yesterday.
 James H. Ryan, a teamster for R. N. Blakeslee, was taken to the hospital to- day suffering with typhoid fever.
 Joseph Monthone, for six years at the Metropolitan hotel, New York, has ac- cepted position with George Kleeber.
 The executive council of the Grand Court of Connecticut, A. O. F. of A., will meet next Wednesday evening in | SouthIngton.
 The funeral of the late Miss Mary Keefe took place from her late resi-. dence, on Baldwin street, at 2:30 this afternoon.
 Phelan is giving more to-day with one pound of tea or baking powder than ever before offered in this city and his teas are all new crop.
 Many of the students attending the Yale law school have formed a demo- cratic club. T. F. Lawlcr of this city has been elected secretary.
 James Calvin, the seven-year-old son of John H. Calvin of CT Washington street, fell, late yesterday afternoon, dis locating his arm at the elbow.
 Catharine, infant daughter of MT and Mrs George w. Garthwait of 456 East Main street, died last night. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon.
 At bar meeting this morning the only business done was fixing the dates for naturalization, October IA, 21, 24 to go inclusive, at 0:30 a. m., in the district court room.
 The members of all the councils of the K. of c. in the city are requested to meet in St PatrIck's hall next Tuesday morning at 715 to make preparations to go to the depot in body.
 The regular meeting of the Water bury Band of Hope will be held in the lecture room of St Pauls church on Sunday afternoon at 5:3O. All are in vited. Singing by Mrs Lines.
 Lieutenant T. M. T. Partello, who was recently ordered to the United States army recruiting station, at Gin, cinnati, has been notified to remain in New Haven to await orders.
 The committee on Foresters' hall will meet in the ante room of Court Fruitful Vine, A. O. F. of As hall, on next Wednesday evening, to take some action on the matter of procuring g union hal.
 Frank P. Brett and Linford T. Root commissioners on the estate of Frank J Emmett, have finished their inventory and filed their report in the probate kN the liabilities will foot up to $3,000.
 The funeral of Mrs Della Ryan of Nc 10 Bronson street took place this morn Patrick Garien, Robert Ferguson Michael Kelly, John Kelly, Patrick Kelly and James Began.
 Phoenix Engine company, No 1 elected the following officers last night Foreman, William A. Wright; first as sistant, J. H. Loughlan; second assist ant, Edward Kane; secretary, J. w Wright; treasurer, Edward Williams steward, James Flynn.
 Father Mulcahy entertained visitors tC the fair last night with stereopticar exhibition of views in Ireland. Int Second division, A. o. H., will visit tho fair this evening. The members are re IQuested to meet at St Patrick's hall a 7:30, in full dress uniform.
 A meeting of the German Catholics has been called for Sunday afternoon a o'clock in St Patrick's hall, to transac important business regarding churcl property. The new pastor of the con gregation, Dr Martin, will be present and full attendance is earnestly re Iquested.
 Thomas Doyle, the two-year-old so1 of John J. Doyle, while crossing tn, track at the corner of Cedar and Car lisle streets, New Haven, yesterday afternoon, was struck and killed by ar electric car. The car was going dowr Carlisle street at a very rapid pace and at reaching the corner where face, killing him instantly. Medica Examiner White rendered a verdict o accidental death.
 Arrangements with the Naugatuck di vision for special trains and cars fol next Tuesday, are as follows: A specia train will leave Waterbury at S:26 a. m for New Haven. Returning will leave New Haven at 6:10 p. m. The trair leaving Waterbury at 5:53 D. m. will have one car of military from Winsted who will take steamer from Bridgeport to New York. This train will also have three cars attached for the accommoda ton of Companies A and G. These three cars will go to New Haven by way of the junction.
 The Torrington Register has dis covered that c. H. Scott, who has beer preaching in Torringford and recently disappeared, was not minister at all never having been ordained, but an ad venturer who took on thIs guise to hell ] out his nefarious schemes. The Register says he is a native of Waterbury, wen to college, but was expelled. It ha 3 been found that he has been actinI r under different names, and news ha come from four places where it is saiC he has been guilty of dishonesty ant immortality.
 The three months of July, Angus and September of this year show al unexpected increase in the amount re ceived at the office of the state treasure for the registration of bonds, to escap local taxation, over the correspondinj three months of last year. It is durini