Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-19
OTTY NEWs.

poStothce for MrS Nelue Green anu Thomas N. Dale. Charles Oswold. the crazy Polander who was confined at the almshouse, left there yesterday for New York, having fully recovered. There will be an anniversary high mass in the church of the Immaculate ing for the late Robert Tanning.
 The state board of railroad commis- sioners made their semi annual inspec- tion of the Naugatuck division to-day starting out from Winsted at 12 o'clock.
 The charter of the Waterbury council of the American Legion of Honor, handsomely framed, is displayed in R. s. Curtis window, on Bank street.
 Leroy Franklin, only child of Charles E. c. Porter, died yesterday. aged IS months and two days. The funeral ser vices will be held at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon from 28 Abbott avenue.
 Labor Commissioner Samuel M. Hotchkiss left Hartford yesterday to at- tend the ninth annual convention of the commissioners of bureaulof labor statis- tics at Windsor hotel, Denver, Col.
 I. Davison, popular member of the Acme Social club, who'll about to take up his residence in Saratoga, N. Y., was
 
 last evening by the members of the club.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of John Prescott Kellogg of this city to Clara, daughter of Colonel and Mrs Frederick A. Mason of Bridgeport, at 12 o'clock June 1, at the home of the bride.
 Daniel O'Leary and. Miss Hannah Sullivan were married at the church of II Fhn TFoV rI1loto GnVnRanttnVN thio ing at 9 o'clock by the Rev J. A. Null cahy. The best couple were Patrick O'Leary and Miss Mary GearY.
 The refuse from the buff room at the Waterbury Buckle shop, which is car ried by the blowers to thetditch in the rear of the factory caught on fire yesterday afternoon and threatened to destroy the shop. It took the company's fire de- partment nearly an hour to extinguish the flames.
 Northern lights last night were very brilliant and spread over more than half the heavens, working at times beyond the zenith. The billowy undulations were very frequent and marked. At times the colors were very noticeable. The lights lasted for about two hours, until after midnight.
 Martin Tierney, an employe of the Clock case shop, killed two black snakes which were summing themselves in the "dump" near the Web shop yesterday. One of the reptiles was four and one half feet long and the other four feet. It is unusual to find snakes of such a size in the center of a city.
 Architect Smith has prepared plans for three story six tenement frame house for Matthew Carrolan, to be erect, ed on Ayers street. The house will con tain all modern improvements and will he erected at once. The mason work will be done by Patrick Reilly. The contract for the--carpenter work has not been let.
 The case of Edward Smith vs Peter Hall was tried before Judge Cowell in the district court this morning. It is an action to recover on a note. The plaintiff agreed to go bail in a certain case and the defendant gave a note tC protect the plaintiff in case the bonds were forfeited. The bonds were called and the note was not paid.
 The police of the state have been re quested to be on the lookout for a gir named Josephine Lyons, who ran away The girl is nineteen years old anC slightly demented. She is described al being rather short, dark complexion black hair cut short, long nose and haC on when she left home a blue flanne skirt and black sailor hat.
 The widow of Llewellyn Davis hal finally received the &, ,OO0 death benefi from the Ancient Order of United Workmen, due her at the death of he husband, who was a member of tn, order. Seven years ago Davis, who al the time, was residing at Stratford Conn, mysteriously disappeared. Tht money was kept back to await develop ments, but nothing has been heard o him.
 The committee which was appointed by the board of trade at it's last meeting to consult with the town officers rela f tive to the subject of tax revision, vii meet the board of selectmen this even ing. The committee consists of F. B Rice, H. l.. Wade, Thomas Kelly ant S. P. Williams. These gentlemen vii 8 selectmen in their work of going ove the labors of the tax revision com mittee. They are confident that the, . will be able to point out many errors and these they want to have rectified. l. The 6:25 freight train west on tn 7 New England road was wrecked in tn . . local yards last evening, by the dropping . of a brake beam. Four cars left tn 8 rails. A wrecking train came iron Hartford and the tracks were cleared il an hour. The Long Island express, go near Terryville at 2:30 yesterday after noon, and slow moving freight ral into the last car, twisting the trucl around, but doing little damage. Tn car was taken off and the train was no delayed.
 Officer Willis found John King lyin on the New York 6 New England rai 'l road track near Windsor street about o'clock this morning. If train ha come along it would have converte John into sausage meat. He tol Judge McConville in, the police cour that he came from Waterbury, wher d he had been working, and had bee n. looking for job. The jobs for whic sf Iohn ia fitted ara nnk fo he fnlnnd i