Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-02
CITY NEWS.

 Advertise your wants and rents, ,&c, in | the DEMOCRAT for one cent a word. John Mccarthy and Finton Duff, charged with drunkenness, were each l fined $1 and costs to-day.
 Hon Carlos French of Seymour, mem- Der of the national democratic commit tee, has dislocated his shoulder.
 The board of trade will discuss i'm portant questions at it's regular meeting this evening, and a large attendance is desired.
 The EVENING DEMOCRAT will be for sale at John Healy's store, corner Of South Main and Jewelry streets, here after.
 Commencing Monday the jewelry stores will keep open every week day evening until after the holidays. It is probable that other business houses will do the same.
 The Pizzicati banjo club of this city will be in New Haven tonight to assist Miss Anna Ward, the historian, who delivers a lecture on Labrador" in the Warner hall, for a charitable purpose.
 President Clark, of the Consolidated railroad company, is to address the rail way employees at New Haven on next Sunday at the rooms of the Brotherhood Railway conductors.
 The receipts for licenses reported by the county commissioners yesterday were sill ,000 for the month. Fifty-two thousand dollars go to Waterbury, $24, 900 to Meriden, 5000 to Wallingford and the rest to the smaller towns.
 New York &, New England people ad- init that the proposed new line from Danbury, southwest to the state line, is for direct entrance to New York, both l nd Boston & Maine roads.
 The case of Daniel Altman vs Charles Pyke, to recover for servlces, was heard yesterday before Justice Lowe. Russell for plaintiff, Gillette for defendant Judgment to recover $9.90 and costs was rendered.
 The handsome water colored picture, on which Florist Snow gave a chance to every one visiting his new quarters, is now the property of the person holding the ticket numbered 5151 and can be had by calling at Mir Shows place on 1 Bank street.
 w. R. Stocking commences his duties next Sunday as first bass in the choir of St Johns Episcopal church, at Water bury. He is as yet undecided whether or not to accept a position which has been offered him, in a furniture store there.-Meriden Republican.
 The Oddfellows' home at Fairview, Groton, opened yesterday, and the four inmates sat down to their first meal there. Grand Master c. B. Ware was on hand to do the honors in behalf of the order and the trustees. There were no formalities observed.
 The board of assessors have completed the work of assessing all property and will now write up the books for the tax
 ks. 1. ! their valuation raised because they failed to appear before the board with their lists.
 The court. in the case of ex-Mayol = Baldwin of Waterbury, technically calls the city of New Haven a jail and con S demns Mir Baldwin to be confined therein. Those who know New Haver will recognize the unmitigated severity of the sentence Meriden Record. 7 G. M. Brown, chief operator of the Southern New England Telephone station at Hartford, will hereafter iii that position in this city. Miss Minnie Linton of the central office of the tele phone company has handed in he resignation, to take effect on Decembe 10. Miss Linton will leave for Michigan shortly after.
 :. Judge Fenn has decided the cases O o R. K. Brown and Elisha Leavenworth IS appeals from the paving assestments ol Exchange place and East Main street 1T The decision confirms the East Mail 1t street assessment in full, in the case O Mir Brown, and reduces the Exchang, 7. place assessment to the same rate pc foot as the East Main street rate. M Browns bill is therefore $2 2,0G0 = an( that of Mir LeavenwOrth, S1G2 61.
 The work of remOdeling Martin Der gins news store and undertaking room has been completed, and Mir Bergin nov has one of the finest stores in the city r. It is divided into three apartments, tn store proper, the store room ant the undertaking room. The latter de partment contains new fixtures and separated from the news room b.
 beautiful damask curtains. The in terior is painted in white.
 The funeral of Mrs Bridget Collins O Pleasant street was very largely al tended this morning to the church c the Immaculate Conception, where
 solemn high mss of requiem was sung
 Rev Father Mulcahy acting as cele
 brant; Father Kennedy, deacor
 Father Dineen, subdeacon, and D
 Martin, master of ceremonies. Tn = floral offerings were many and beaut
 full. The pallbearers were John Me
 Elligott, Timothy ORourke, Michae
 Murphy, Michael Kelly, David Alma
 and Patrick Ryder.
 The committee in charge of th - dramatic entertainment of the Acm
 Social club, has selected the folIowin
 cast for the drama, "Colleen Bawn ,,s which will be put on the City hall stag us Thursday evening, February O. Mylt
 Ma Coppleen, James L. Duncan; Ha A dress Cregan, Terrence F. Carmody SJ Danny Mann, Ed l.. Maloney; Kyr
 Daley, William Wallace; Father Ton
 Patrick s. Bergin; MT Corrigan, Denn
 J. Tucker; Bertie O'Moore, Waite , Keating; Hyland Creiggle, Edward , Fitzpatrick: servant, J. J. Davisol ok corporal, James R, Freney; Ely O'Col
 nor, Miss Emma Farrell; Anne Chut
 Miss Nellie Donahue; Mrs Cregan, Mi
 Mary Smith; Sheelah, Miss Mary CougI Ian. The first rehearsal will be held 9'' the rooms Sunday afternoon at 2 o'cloc -. sharp.