Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-09
OTTY NEWS.

Mrs P. c. Mcintyre and child, of New Britain, are visiting Miss Mamie Gull foile.
 Miss Mamie Fitzpatrick left this morn 1 ing to visit relatives and friends in Sara l toga. Charles O'Nein left this afternoon to | spend two weeks with friends m New York. W. E. Coulter of this city has been granted patent upon a rotary steam engine. Sacred Heart church will be held this evening.
 Conductor Fred Gregory of the Naug- atuck division will start on ten days vacation tomorrow.
 Attorney J. F. Holohan was appointed grand juror this morning and can now issue complaints.
 Dr James F. Donahue and wife, of | New Britain, were visiting friends in this city yesterday.
 Prosecuting Attorney J. P. Kellogg and Mrs Kellogg have gone to the White mountains.
 Barry 6 Fay comedy company in "McKenna's Filtration" at the opera house this evening.
 Every purchaser of a pair of school shoes will be given a scholars com panion free, at Finn's.
 Jacques auditorium has been engaged by the ThIrd division, A. O. H., for a sociable on Thanksgiving eve.
 The members of the Waterbury Turn verein with their families will enjoy a concert in Turn hall this evening.
 J. J. Redmund of Wallingford, the we'll known newspaper correspondent, took in the firemens parade yesterday.
 The horse cars are all running under twelve minutes headway again, al- though many of the horses are not yet we'll.
 Mayor Webster expects to be able to attend to business next week. He was out yesterday for the first time since his illness.
 Running Bird, owned by P. B. Nor ton, won the 2:40 class in three straight heats at Manchester yesterday. Time, 2:304, 2:30a and 2:30f.
 French Canadians interested in the formation of a democratic club are re- quested to meet in the band room on Meadow street this evening.
 c. A. Colley and wife, Judge G. H.. Cowell and ID. B. Hamilton, wife and daughter, have gone for 8 months trip through Oregon and California.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary McEvoy, wife of Joseph McEvoy of Pleasant street, will take place tomorrow morn ing at o'clock to the church of the Immaculate Conception.
 The afternoon train on the New Eng land road, due in this city at 2:10, was half hour late this afternoon, the delay being due to the breaking of spring on the mail car, at Willimantic.
 1.-Two suits for $50 each were brought against Charles and Mary A. Pike, through Attorney Russell to-day for John and Daniel Altman, for work done. Constable Egan served the papers.
 Miss Kate Holohan died last evening in SouthbuIy at the age of 24 years. The remains were to-day brought to her home in Simonsville from where the funeral will take place Sunday after noon.
 The passengers of the steamer La Bourgne were released from quaran, Carthy aud Roberts of this city, Who were on the boat, will arrive home this evening.
 The New London train will make its last trip of the season tomorrow after. noon at 4:40. The train has been one oi the most popular of the Naugatuok road during the summer season and will be missed by the travelling public. Edwin Benham, aged 71 years, father $ of Frank Benham, died this morning &t his residence on Maple street. The de. t years, previous to that time having beer engaged in the grocery business ir ' l Naugatuck.
 There will be joint meeting of the board of education and the center school district committee this evening al s o'clock. The joint committee ap |. pointed to select a site for new High = school building will make their report It is thought that the Grand street site will be recommended.
 The new organ of the church of the Sacred Heart will be dedicated with 6 solemn high mass at 10:30 o'clock next Sunday. A recital will be given on Wednesday evening, at which Prof Bonn, and other artists from New York . Hartford and Jersey City will assist s F. B. Grannis, after most delightful u voyage across the ocean, is now stopping at Hotel Sedan, Leipsic, Germany where he will continue his studies al the conservatory of music. He is in the best of health and is not alarmed about the cholera scare. He landed at South. up the North sea through Holland tc Germany.
 During the fair of the church of the Immaculate Conception, to open Octo Der in City hall, there will be pub = lished paper containing all the inter estipg notes of the fair. There will be J room for some advertisements also Father Dineen will have charge of the editorial department. The paper vii s be printed at the DEMOCRAT office. The IT committee in charge of this department ,. of the arrangements of the fair vii meet this evening at 8 o'clock.
 Charles Lyman, president of th' a United States civil service commission and Mrs Lyman, will receive and enter tain at their home, 433 M street, N. w. Washington, D. C., on Tuesday even !, ing, the 20th inst, at 8 o'clock, the veterans of the Fourteenth Connection k volunteers. and their friends. who at