Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-12
CTTY NEWS.

Oeegan- Bradley wedding at Naugatuck last evening.
 D. H. Tierney has sold for George Nelson his house and lot on Summer street to Emil Floring.
 Immaculate Conception church fair in the City Hall this evening. There will be an entire change of program.
 The Second division, A. O. H., at meeting last night voted to contribute $25 to aid the Homestead sufferers.
 Jerry O'Donnell and Thomas Sullivan were arrested to-day charged with ; drunkenness and breach of the peace.
 The funeral of Patrick Coyle will take place at 9:30 tomorrow morning, with services in the church of the Sacred Heart.
 The committee on Foresters hall will meet this evening at G. A. R. hall to take steps towards the procuring of a union building.
 The funeral of Alfred Harper, the one year old son of Alfred Harper. took place this afternoon at o'clock. Inter- ment in Riverside cemetery. The Rev Hugh Treanor, pastor of the Sacred Heart church, who has been spending a two weeks vacation in Savannah, Ga, is on his way home.
 Constable O'Brien this afternoon placed an attachment on the stock and fixtures of B. A. Lords saloon, 261 Bank street, in favor of Joseph Corr.
 An important special meeting of the First division, A. O. H, will be held in St Patrick's hall at 8 o'clock this even ing. Every member is requested to be present.
 An adjourned meeting of the Young Women's Friendly league will be held in their room this evening. Business of importance will be brought before the meeting.
 Judge Cowell and Attorney Colley were much pleased with their recent visit to the west, and both are busy re lating to their friends the experiences that they encountered on the trip.
 John Horrigan of Hickory street, while at work on a set of muffles in Holmes, Booth 6 Hayden's factory this afternoon, caught his left hand in the machinery, breaking it at the wrist. | It is said that Beckwith, the man who escaped from private asylum at Litch- field, has been seen on the Abrigador. The detectives say they have investi- gated hundred clues that amounted to nothing.
 The state convention of the w. c. T. U. began in Norwich yesterday and will be continued to-day and Thursday. The president, Mrs c. B. Forbes, presided, and about 200 delegates were present.
 Patents have recently been granted to Wallace B. Jackson, assignor to Patent Button Go of this city, upon a button and to John c. Miller, assignor to the Matthews 6 Willard Go, upon a wick carrier.
 At the international meeting of rail. way superintendents, held in the Hotel Brunswick, New York city, Monday and Tuesday, Superintendent G. w. Beach of the Naugatuck division presided. Nil Beach returned home last evening.
 It is very probable that the local so cieties will have parade on Columbus day, October 21. The Second and Fourth divisions, A. O. H., have decided tc take part in such demonstration anG and other societies will likely co-operatG in the movement.
 The New England roads excursion tC New York to-day was a success, Water bury sending large delegation. Many also went to New York by regular trains over the Consolidated system. In fac Waterbury is very largely represented il New York to-day.
 Sadie Donahue, a school girl, was TUT
  team in front of the Welton fountain or North Main street this afternoon. Tn, front wheels passed over the girls limb , above the knee. She was taken into D Cranes office and an examination dis closed the fact that no bones wer, broken and she was sent to her home ol West Grove street.
 P.F.Cummings, who is well known here acted as drum major of the Torringtol band in the Knights of Columbus par ade at New Haven yesterday, and was whole circus in himself. For a batol he carried musket and bayonet. Fron start to finish he occupied the time il juggling and balancing his weapon, ant he was the only man looked at while h, was in sight.
 Hudson Horsely fell from the platform of Bank street car last night in a if , and received several cuts on the fac, and had two teeth knocked out. H, was taken into the Apothecaries hal where hIs injuries were dressed. A pa, envelope containing $19 either dropped from the young mans pocket or wa stolen from him while he was uncon scious. He requests that it be left fo him at the DEMOCRAT office.
 A pair of bay horses attached to heavy cart and owned by the city be Ou west hdln stree thIs morning and dashed up toward the center. They ran into the greer near the soldiers monument and out ol . the street again in front of City hall barely escaping the trees several times i At the corner of Exchange place the, were headed off by Officer Noonan, wh succeeded in stopping them before an 8 damage had been done.
 The superior court opened at Hartfor . yesterday and it was supposed that
 hearing would be had in the matter c the receivership of the Iron Hall. Tn Hon Henry c. Robinson appeared fo the receiver at Indianapolis, Judg
 Henney for the local branches and s. E Clark for the Sisterhood branch. Tn ? court took a recess and B. l.. Scofield c Stamford, the receiver for the stat branch, and the other attorneys had
 conference. It was agreed that tn = pending cases be continued, and tn 8 whole case be taken to the suprem Icourt, ,Judpe HenneV stated the fact