Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-27
CTTY NEWS.

The Enterprise band will give a..social in Music hall tonight.
 The hearing on the twill ofEthe late John Cuddy will be held May. 9th in the probate court.
 John w. Gaffney & Company began the much needed paving of: Meadow street to-day.
 Remember those 75 cent ottomans that Phelan is giving away with a AZ \ cent pound of baking powder.
 The Women's club held a reception in ! the parlors of the First Congregational church last evening from to &. A meeting of German Roman Catho- | lIcs will be held in St Patrick's hall at 4:3O o'clock next Sunday afternoon. Major Burpe0 and Adjutant Fitz- patrick conducted the battalion drill of Co.'S c and E in New Haven last night. The remains of John F. O'Brien, who died Monday I'm Ansonia, were brought ! to this city this morning for interment.
 The thirteenth annual sociable of the Young Mems Catholic Literary associa- tion will be held on Friday evening in Music hall.
 A four-year-old boy, the son of John Niver of Pleasant street, fell and broke his arm yesterday. Dr Hayes reduced the fracture.
 One plain drunk was the only victim in the police court this morning. He was allowed to go. The cases against D. H. Buckley and Joseph McEvoy were continued until Saturday morning.
 The Boys club will give supper on Thursday of this week to the boys who have attended the classes in English branches and drawing. The exercises will commence at o'clock.
 General and Mrs s. w. Kellogg leave tomorrow for Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs Kellogg has been suffering for some time from rheumatism and hopes to obtain relief from a stay at the springs.
 The exhibition of the Photographic society still continues to attract a goodlY number to the society's rooms every afternoon and evening. The ex- hibition will close on Thursday evening.
 The New Haven Leader says that William Tweed, jr, son of "Boss'' Tweed, who has been at the Keeley In- stitute, West Haven, has been overcome by the habit of drink and gone back to the saloons.
 Engineer Frank Mitchell, who lost his foot in the accident at New Britain does not improve as was hoped. At the time the foot was crushed, the muscles tendons and arteries were torn and severed above the ankle, and another operation will be necessary.
 Lieutenant Fitzpatrick said to-day upon his return from New Haven, that there are no further developments in the filling of the vacant lieutenant. colonelcy. Major Burpee will undOubt. edly be the choice, while ex-Captair Callahan of New Haven is the favorite for the majorate.
 Several witnesses left for New Haven this morning to appear before the superior court in the case of Patrick Lunny, charged with assaulting c Collard Adams. Harry R. Durant oi the Republican was one of the witnesses subpoenaed by the prosecution.
 It is probable that an excursion tC Bridgeport will be given on the occasion l. of the annual parade of the A. O. H., il . that city, in June. A committee iron D the Second division has been appointed and will meet committees from tn, 0 other local divisions in St Patriek's hal ' next Sunday to talk up the matter. The seventieth anniversary of tn, birth of General U. s. Grant, the hero O Appomattox, and the complimentar. sociable to be given tonight to the can vasseIs at the A. o. F. of A. fair, are tn events which are responsible for tn floating of "old glory" on the G. A. R building to-day.
 City hall presented a gay appearanc at the opening of the fair of St Ann parish last night. The decorations wer unique and pretty and the manager and canvasseIs were made glad by tn presence of large crowd. The Cana dian band rendered several selection during the evening. There was a larg display of valuable articles. Josepl Beaulieu and J. A. Knox, the wel r known acrobats, will give an exhibition this evening. All are invited. L Messrs Wolff, Cook and McDonald the sub committee appointed by the dis trict committee to look after the pro posed heating and ventilating of tn High and Elm street schools, held a COT ference last evening with T. D. Barlow M. J. Daly and W. c. Booth, locs steam filters, to get their views as to tn lest method of dolng the work. Severa 7. outside concerns have made plans an - estimates on the work, but if it can b the committee will confine their bids { this city.
 of The board of road and sewer commi sioners will meet tonight and open bio 6. for the construction of sewers on Sout River and Wilson streets. The roa
 board will hold a special meeting t transact the following special business N Property owners on Wall street exteI le sion will be given a hearing on the laN
 ing of sidewalks; property owners o
 Round Hill street will be heard on tn = grading and laying of sidewalks on tha street; the layout of 8 new street froI
 Baldwin to Quarry will be discusse
 and the matter of a change of grade o
 Alder street will also be discussed.
 The agents of policy in this city an
 vicinity are making great mistake
 their methods of retaliation. The a ol tacker of Burke, who is a witness in tt
 pending policy case, was prompt
 arrested, but it seems that there al
 others who are not intimidated by u
 prosecution of the latter. Last nigI
 w. |. Fruin was set upon and assaultt