Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-26
CITY NEWS.

l adjourned meetings this evening.
 The first annual sociable of the North End Athletic club will be held in the club rooms tomorrow evening. Don't forget it.
 The will of Hermine Feetean was filed for probate this morning. Remi Feetean, husband of the testatrix, was named as executor.
 Charles A. Sackett and Mrs Ida Fl. Martin, both of Waterbury, were married in New York, on October 4, by the Rev J. N. Ranney.
 . E. A. Pierpont and J. K. Smith have gone to Chattanooga, Tenn, to attend the annual meeting of the Tennessee Transportation company.
 The paper mill at Southford will be sold at public auction on Tuesday, No vember 1. The owners of this mill con- trol the water privileges at Quassapaug lake.
 It is reported that when the new time table on the New England road is made out that the train arriving in this city at 9:25 from Hartford will run through | to Meriden.
 The Connecticut State Sunday school convention will be held in New Britain this year from November 15 to IT. Each school shall be represented by only two delegates.
 The International Bakers and Confec- tieners' union will hold their annual convention at G. A. R. hall in this city Saturday, October go. In the evening there will be addresses by the delegates.
 The only way of detecting the new counterfeit $2 silver certificate just dis covered is that in the genuine the loop of the "J'' in the signature If James w. ! kk IntT hn m and C., while in the counterfeit it is under the letter D.
 The prosecuting attorney had three charges against John Finders this morning, drunk, common drunkard and resistance, but when the time for open ing court came John was found to be Iunpresentable, and the hearing was postponed until tomorrow morning.
 Major G. E. Albee, brigade inspector of rifle practice, will be the mastering and inspecting officer for Companies G and A at their annual inspection on Tuesday, November 15. Company G will begin it's weekly drill November 1, and Company A on the following Mon day.
 c. Albert Honold, who until short time ago was engaged in business in this city, and who started a jewelry store in Winsted after leaving here, filed an assignment in the probate court this morning, naming Franklin A. Clark as trustee. The hearing will be held next Tuesday.
 The first annual sociable of the Rambler Wheel club will be held this evening in Music hall, and if the num- Der of tickets sold can be taken as a cri- terion, it will be a great success. The Ramblers gave a parade last night | lao 1n1 hxyI Hall AI IV11Y corps. The DEMOCRAT office was sere- naded.
 The widow of John E. Grassland ot New Haven, the heirs of the Rev T. A !, Nealon of Hartford, and the heirs oi Thomas F. Duffy of the same city, yes terday each received from the Knights of Columbus $1 ,000, the money repre- senting the benefit which the society guarantees to all of the heirs of tht , members.
 The directors of the New York SS New England met in New York yesterday = but say that only routine business wal done. Boston and New York were full of rumors yesterday, one of which i'm piled a merging of the New EnglanC into Boston & Maine, one share of tn, latter for three of New England, bu Q this was denied.
 
 on South Main street, in Marty trap r were turned over to the tender mercie t of M. H. Waas' terriers, "Spot" ant "Nictory," this afternoon, and me death in less time than it takes to tel it. Within the last week nearly fort, rats have been caught in this barn.
 The town of Plymouth has petitioneC the railroad commissioners to issue al order to prevent the obstruction of tn = highway near Terryville station by ar oil tank car on the New Englant pipe connected with the factory O A. Terry & Go. The hearing will b, t heard on this petition on Tuesday November 1.
 Curran, the enterprising dry good 0 dealer, is not satisfied with making business lively at his new location, bu y has successfully endeavored to improv the looks of the old store. His cloal and suit room upstairs is a much needed addition, and is appreciated by tn ladies, as his largely increased bushes proves. The front of the store has beer enlivened by coat of paint.
 George R. Snagg and Miss Minnie C Harvey were married at the home o the brides mother, Mrs Catherine liar vey, 3OS South Main street, yesterda afternoon. Rev w. P. Elsdon per formed the ceremony. Miss Kitti Harvey was bridesmaid and Charle Snagg acted as best man. MT and MT Snagg are enjoying a wedding trip t !, New York, and on their return will re '' side in Simonsville. They were the re cipients of many valuable presents. ,s Comstock lodge, K. of F., entertaine ,r the grand officers and visiting member 3. at their hall last night. The grand off
 cers present were Grand Chancello
 John w. Wolven of Hartford, Gran
 Vice Chancellor c. s. Norton of NeN
 Haven, Grand Prelate F. R. White (
 Waterbury, Grand Outer Guard Rec of New Hartford and Past Grand Char t' cellor George S. Hull of Bristol. Amon
 those assembled were twenty-five mem k bers of the Gavel lodge of Naugatucl
 twenty-three from Gascon lodge ( = Thomaston and twenty from Columbi
 lodge of Watertown. There was
 short parade previous to the meeting < the hall. After working the amplife third depree the pueSts and IOdpeS S;