Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-08-24
CITY NEWS.

 typhoid fever.
 Timothy Horrigan has a good tene- ment on Hickory street for rent.
 Superintendent Crosby is in charge of the state teachers examination, being held at Litchtield.
 Nosahogan lodge, I. O. O. F., have decided to leave the matter of entering the competition drill, to be held in City hall, to the captain of their drill team. Stephen Cronin, for several years a | student in Dr Warnes' office leaves in few weeks to enter the Baltimore Den tai college.
 The Hartford district of the Swedish Lutheran church of America will hold it's monthly meeting at the German | Lutheran church this evening. The advent of the pneumatic tire | sulky and it's introduction here has led | other horsemen to order them. It is stated that three others have ordered | them.
 The date of the lawn festival to be i given by Rev J. H. O'Donnell in Water town has been changed from September s to September 6. A special train will run from Waterbury.
 The Acme ball team won their first victory at Stafford Springs yesterday,
 
 a score of 5 to 1. The club is playing in Norwich this afternoon.
 Court Linden, A. O. F. of A., held an enthusiastic meeting in Carrollton hall last evening, at which sixteen new members were initiated. The baby court is growing wonderfully. Employees of the Waterbury Watch company, who are spending their vaca- l tion at the different resorts, will have to begin thinking of home, as the works will start on Monday next. The Branford band has been engaged by the Rose Hill hose company for the tiremens parade. Tomorrow evening the company will hold a special meeting to complete arrangements for the parade and picnic.
 At the state convention of the Catho- | lie Total Abstinence societies at Meriden on August 30, the St Aloysius Temper ance cadets will be represented by Rev Father Mulcahy, John J. Shields and Charles F. Dalton.
 The marriage of John F. Ash and Miss Ellen Delane took place at the church of the Immaculate Conception at 1O:30 this morning, the Rev Father Mulcahy officiating. The best couple were Miss Margaret Delane and Michael Doran. Court Wolf Tone, A. O. F. of A., will attend in body the competition drill and concert to be given by the G. A. R. at City hall, September :, to help de- fray expenses to the national encamp- ment at Washington, D. c. At the meeting of the court last evening John 5. Hayes was elected junior warden. Thomas F. Butler IS about to erect a four story brick block on his property on School street. near East Main. The lE Jackson. The building will contain eight flats, fitted up with all modern convenlences. The exterior will be of pallet brick, trimmed with limestone. The courts of the Ancient Order of Foresters through the state have made arrangements for an excursion to Roton Point next Saturday which promises to be an enjoyable one. Courts Fruitful Vine and Abraham Lincoln of this city will send large delegation, over 200 | tickets being already sold. The train will leave the Naugatuck depot at 7 a. m.
 The board of education and the center | district committee held a we'll attended special joint meeting last evening to hear the report or the committee ap- pointed to look up sites for a High school building. The committee re- ported that five or six sites had been examined and that one in particular which the committee thought favorably of, could be purchased for about SIG, ,0O0. It would not do, however, to erect a High school building in any locality where adjacent land owners might erect high buildings shutting out light and air from the school building, and so | on motion of MT Grelle the committee was instructed to interview the adjacent property owners to this desirable site and see what they would do. The con- mittee have examined many of the sites around town. In all there are thirteen sites, the principal ones being the Brown property on East Main street, the Dr | Mum and Dr Robbins property on Leavenworth street and Dr Hayes prop erty on South Elm street. The Brown property would be an excellent place but the price, it is said, is very steep. The Robbins property is considered too small, as there would be no room for a playground.