Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-21
CITY NEWS.

Administration was granted Tn Cn6 probate court to day to Mrs Mary Dalton on the estate of her late husband, Charles Dalton.
 Andrews were married Saturday even- ing by the Rev Mir Barton, at the home of the brides sister on Abbott avenue.
 The Benham estate, 1120.1137 West Main street, will be sold at public auc- tion at il o'clock tomorrow. If stormy the sale will be held on next fair day.
 The Kindergarten conducted by Miss Kelsey in the Industrial building, has been closed this week, on account of one of the pupils being sick with scarlet fever.
 The adjourned annual town meeting will be held this evening in the district court room. The layout of Chapel street, in Simonsville, will be the object of the meeting.
 The trustee, Edward A Pierpont named by William Cottle in his assign ment would not accept the duty, and Judge Phelan to day appointed Edwin l.. Bolster as trustee.
 The item in a morning paper concern ing a liquor raid is incorrect so far as it refers to Michael ID. Russell of Washing ton street. Mir Russell has a license dated NONemDeT 1I.
 Mrs Bridget Wall, wife of Patrick Wall of 112 Stone street, died last night aged 30 years. The funeral will take place to St. Patrick's Church at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 The common council will hold an ad- journed meeting this evening to discuss the questions of additional water sup. ply, and the extending of Church street and site for the new High school.
 Twenty-Five natives of snnny Italy, who have been with us during the sum- mer months, will leave tomorrow for the land of the grape and the olive, where they will spend the winter.
 Sheridan council, K. of C., at its meeting yesterday afternoon appointed the committee of arrangements for their coming concert and ball to be held in City hall on the second Friday before lent.
 The water board made Q new connec- tion between the main pipe and the pumping station yesterday, the city in the meantime being cut off from the East mountain supply and fed from the Cooke street reservoir.
 The concert and sociable to be given Thanksgiving eve at the auditorium by the Third division, A. O. H., will be a big affair, judging from the way tickets are selling. Bergen's full orchestra will be in attendance and Uffendale will prompt.
 The Boston Commercial Bulletin of Saturday stated that it has absolute and official knowledge that the management of the New York X New England rail road company has liQuidated the float ing debt, earned the fixed charges, the dividend on the preferred stock and a small surplus besides.
 The county commissioners annual re- port for the year ending June 30, 1899, shows that during the year 3,00S per sons were committed to the jail, of which @,191 were discharged, leaving 217 in the jail June 30. Of these, 1894 were white males, 335 females, 122 colored males, F females; over 21 years 2.307 males, 341 females; under 21 years 130 males, II females; total males, :, ,446 females, 352.
 Joe Hatton got on a fighting drunk Saturday and this morning he was asked to pay S10 on two complaints. Arthur Dews was arrested on complaint of City Sheriff Mcdonald and Attorney Pierce | for cruelty beating his little boy, 9 years of age. He was fined $10 and costs and | the boy was sent to the county home Henry Dowd and Mamie Harney were charged with fornication. They were arrested in room in the Valley hotel on | Meadow street by Officers Reid and Egan Sunday morning. Each was fined $7 and costs.
 | The Victor Emmanuel II society's concert and ball will be held at the auditorium this evening. A large mum. Der of tickets have been sold giving promise of successful affair. The con. cert will be given by the U. s. Steam, ship Trenton's band, and Signor Del. gricco of New Haven will present the costly flags lately purchased for the society. His address will be in English The following list of honorary presi ster, Robert X. Lowe, E. w. Pinney Thomas Chase, J. w. Mcdonald, T. F. Barrett and J. s. Fay.
 The marriage of Cornelius P. Hayes of the Sunday Herald, and Miss Bridget Keefe, was solemnized at the church oi the Immaculate Conception at 10 a. m to-day. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Father Mulcahy and was ! witnessed by large number of friends of the young couple. The best couple were J. J. Mccarthy and Miss Tessie Keefe. cousin of the bride. A recep tion followed at the home of the brides parents on Bishop street. Mir and Mrs Hayes will leave on the 5:53 D. m. for 6 wedding tour to New York and on theil return will reside on Cherry street.
 serious accident occurred at the American Hosiery company's factory ir New Britain Saturday afternoon at 2:3( o'clock. Michael Kelly, an employe oi the company, was standing at the ele vator looking down the shaft, when the elevator came down and caught hi: head, tearing the scalp from the occipi to the nape of the neck. He was caught
 with his chin over the gate and was obliged to remain in that painful posi- tion until discovered by some of tn, other employees. When released he wal unconscious and was taken to the office
 where Dr E. R. Lyon made an examina
 tion. He found that the entire scalI
 and part of the pericranium had beer
 torn off. Several bad contusions wert
 noticed about the mans face. He ma,
 die.
 The committee of arrangements fo