Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-29
CITY NEWS.

barcelona COunClIs hs OL S'J VIII initiate ten new members at it's meeting next Sunday.
 The funeral of Mary, infant daughter of Daniel Mayhew of Park avenue, took place this afternoon.
 In the police court to-day James Kennedy and Thomas Smith were fined $1 and costs each for drunkenness.
 The steeple of the church of the paint. The work is being done by l.. F. Haase's men.
 Margaret L., infant daughter of Quarin Straub of 42 Ward street, died to-day. The funeral will take place at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon.
 The body of Albert J. Hall was taken to Brooklyn, N. Y. on the S:26 train this morning. The funeral will be held in that city Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs Phoebe l.. Curtiss of Campville, died yesterday at the hospital. The re- mains were taken to that place on the 11:17 train.
 The democratic banner will be un- furled this evening between the hours of and o'clock. There will be music by the Canadian band.
 Mechanics lodge, I. O. O. F., of Sey- mour, have just purchased an elegant Weber upright piano, in a beautiful oak case, of B. Shoninger & Co.
 Architect Joseph A. Jackson has made plans at his New York office for residence at Bensonhurst, l.. l., for A. E. Nudge of New York city.
 Members of Go E, Hibernian rifles, will assemble at 8 o'clock this evening at their rooms for drill and instruction in rifle practice. It is of utmost inn portance that all should attend.
 Paymaster Aliens car passed through on the NaugatuCk division to-day for the first time, in charge of Conductor Jenner. The old pay car and crew have been transferred to the Providence dIvi sion.
 Lieutenant Bowen gave a very in teresting talk to the commissioned off cers of the second battalion at the New Haven armory last evening. Several officers of the first battalion were present.
 The members of the Second division, A. o. H., are requested not to forget the practice drill in City hall this evening at 7:45. Those going to Ansonia to-mor- row will meet at 7:30 a. m., in St Patrick's hall.
 Twenty organs must be sold during August to make room for our large stock of Weber anl Shoninger pianos for the fall trade. Organs in perfect condition for $1O, S15 and $20. Easy terms. B. Shoninger 6 Co, 175 Bank street, J. H. Christie, manager. There will be a meeting of the amuse- ment committee of the firemen this evening at 73O o'clock, in the district court room, to arrange their part of the programme for the annual parade to be held on September 8. All members of the committee are requested to attend.
 The annual union excursion of the Senior Temperance society and the Y. M. c. l.. A., will take place tomorrow to Savin Rock. The special train will leave the Naugatuck station at 7:30. A pleasant time is assured all who go. The fare is $1.25 for adults; children 75 cents.
 While going to the Coyle fire this morning Joseph French, a truckman of No 2's, while running to catch the truck on South Main street fell on the pave ment and fractured the small bone oi the left leg. Dr Frost reduced the fracture. French is at his home or Jefferson street.
 News has been received here of tho death yesterday of the Rev Thoma. Kane of Valley Falls, R. I. Father Kane will be remembered by the older Cath olic residents of Waterbury, as a curatt of the Immaculate Conception parisl during the pastorate of the late BishoI Hendricken. The funeral will be helC Monday.
 | The work of erecting the new organ of the Sacred Heart church is rapidly nearing completion. Many of the bes organists of the city have called to SC, the builders at work and all expres great satisfaction with the instrument The organ will be dedicated with a sol emn high mass, followed by a recital probably during the first week of Sep tember.
 The funeral of the late Mrs Jame Lahey was largely attended yesterda, morning from the family residence, oI East Main street, to the church of tn Sacred Heart, where a requiem higl mass was sung at 9 o'clock. The pail bearers were: Edward Howard, Edwart Tracy, Jeremiah Fitzpatrick, Jame Fitzgerald, Robert O'Gorman and Pat rick McGrath. There were many beautiful floral offerings.
 At conference of commissioned anC non-commissioned officers of the New Haven battalion, a night or two since Lieutenant Bowen in the course of hi remarks dwelt upon discipline and sait that all abbreviations of titles must b dropped and the full title used at al } times. He did not like to hear such ab
 breviations as "Cap," "Lieu," ''Sarg, etc. Militiamen, he said, should aIs' keep their blouses buttoned when il public view, as small details showet
 whether man was a soldier or not :. Fifteen young men were initiated il Court Shields, A. O. F. of A., last even | ing by Chief Ranger McKennerney These will be the nucleus of the nev Court Linden which will be formall,
 instituted at G. A. R. hall on Monda:
 evening next by High Chief Ranger J. Mcdonald. Among the other officer who are expected to be present, will b Sub High Chief Ranger Smith of All
 sonia and High Secretary Randall o
 Rockville. Dr Wheeler of New Haven
 Past High Chief Ranger, will also b
 present.
 The New Haven Register last evening published a long, detailed story to tn effect that the Consolidated road, hay ing secured the Stoninpton staa m hoa ts