Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-10
CITY NEWS.


 Lilly Clay's Gaiety Go at the opera house this evening.
 Charles Schmitz and wife left today for visit to Cleveland, Ohio.
 Mrs William Nahl died this afternoon at her home, 15S Maple street.
 James, infant son of the late William Bird of Dublin street, died this morning.
 Miss Mamie Duncan has returned from pleasant vacation spent Tn New York.
 Miss Kate Barrett of the telephone office leaves to-day to visit here home in New York.
 A baby girl has been added to the family of Conductor Cornelius Creem of the South Main street line. The quarterly meeting of Barcelona council, K. of C., will be held in St Pat l rick's hall tomorrow evening. The Misses Veina and Anna Smith of Highland avenue are at Springfield, Mass, for short stay. Conductor John O'Brien is in charge of Conductor Fred Gregory's train while the latter is enjoying his vacation.
 John w. Gaffney has the contract for the walling up of Great brook through the property of the Waterbury Clock company.
 It is probable that Governor Mckinley of Ohio will speak in this city next Sat urday evening in the interest of the re- publican party.
 Judge Phelan this afternoon ap- pointed Mrs Mary Smith administrative of the estate of Anna Bronson of Midddlebury.
 Waterbury will in all probability send a running team over to Meriden during one of the days of the fair September 20 to 23, to take part in the hose races.
 Aldis A. Lowell, charged with drunk enness, was fined $7 and costs this morn ing. The case of Mrs Egan, for assault ing her husband, was continued for two | weeks.
 The rolling mill and south end of the | Holmes, Booth & Haydens' works, which have been shut down on Satur- days for some weeks past, went on full time again to-day.
 The hearing on the appointing of a trustee on the insolvent estate of M. c. Hayden 6 Go was held this morning in the probate court room. Jean Jacques was appointed without opposition.
 James Kelly of Norwalk, who came to this city with Hope Hose Co.'S racing team, Thursday, had a valuable gold watch stolen while he was changing his clothes at the West End grounds.
 The local steamship agents say that they are selling a few tickets to people who are about to go abroad. A few steerage tickets have also been sold, to be sent to friends in Great Britain, who will sail for America.
 The ten year old son of Thomas Shearon, of 186 North Willow street, fell from the top of an apple tree yesterday evening and sustained a severe scalI wound. The lad was brought to Dl Donahue's office for treatment.
 Local military men are looking for | ward to the annual muster and inspec tion orders for which may come at any time. It is now expected that the en tire Second regiment will have the new Springfield rifle within the next few months.
 The Connecticut National Guard ex amining board, consisting of ex-Lieuen nt-COlonel w. H. Bentley, ex-Major T T. Welles and ex-Lieutenant Bowen met in New Haven last night to lay ou their work for examining 112 Connecti cut National Guard officers before Octo Der 1st.
 The funeral of Mrs Joseph McEvoy took place from her mothers residence on Pleasant street, to the church of tn, Immaculate Conception this morning The floral offerings were many. Th' pallbearers were Mortimer Connors John Colloty, Bryan Erwin, Franci ) keenan, Frank Barry and Daniel Gas , sidy.
 John Flynn of 59 Stone street, becam, dizzy from riding on the elevator at thu ! Wota r., eh ing about 5:30 and when he stepped of fell against press and received a sever, scalp wound, which Dr Castle dressc d He had been engaged to run the elevator in the early part of the day.
 There is considerable kicking among the democratic delegates to the congress sional convention over an alleged inter view with all of them, that appeared ir Tuesdays New Haven News, in { special edition of that paper which was circulated through Middlesex county Several of the delegates say that no re porter interviewed them.
 The French Canadian democrats met in the band room on Meadow street last evening and organized a democratic club. The following officers were elected; President, Joseph Archam bault vice-president, Ludger J. La vigne; secretary-treasurer H. J. La palme; assistant secretary, Dr J Dauray. Meetings will be held every Friday night.
 October 20 is the day set by the com mittee for the formal opening of tho Oddfellows' home at Fairview, and or and after this date the home will bt open for the reception of the inmates Many prominent Oddfellows will bt present, who will speak, after whicl Grand Master Ware will formally de clare the home opened.
 The drum corps of the state will mee in annual convention in Hartford September 13, next Tuesday. Thirty r drum corps are expected to be present There will be a parade in the morning and the convention and picnic will b, held at Union grove, including the con test among the drummers, and twenty