Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-03
CITY NEWS.

row for Santa CruZ, UO VlslG ms Sl5Cer, Mrs Irving O. Beecher.
 A mission will be given by the Jesuit fathers at the church of the Immaculate Conception beginning October 23. Washington conclave, K. s. F., will give the first of it's series of sociables in G. A. R. hall next Monday evening.
 The St Aloysius Drum corps are re- quested to meet in their rooms, in full | uniform, at 2 o'clock tomorrow night.
 James w. Hodson took advantage of | the fact that the saloons had to be closed | | to-day to make several alterations in | his place. A horse car on the North Main street l line collided with the wagon of William J. Neville this afternoon, laking off a front wheel. The regular meeting of the council will be adjourned this evening until next Monday evening, as is the custom on election days. Francis A. Wheeler, aged three years, son of J. A. Wheeler of 16 Cherry street, died last night The funeral will take place at 80 tomorrow afternoon. The Rev Father Treanor, pastor of the Sacred Heart church, has gone to Savannah, Ga, to spend a well earned vacation. He expects to be absent two | weeks. T. H. Hayes has purchased, through the agency of J. s. Fay, from Andrew Brennan of Union City, a lot 50 by 100 feet, at the corner of East Main and Silver streets.
 The little daughter of David Miller of City corners strayed away this morning. NJ. H. Waas found her on the street in l front of his store and sent her home to her anxious parents.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Cullum took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from her late residence, 33 Wolcott street. Funeral services at the Sacred Heart church and interment at St Joseph's cemetery.
 Lieutenant Partello of the New Haven United States army recruiting station, has been transferred to the station at Cincinnati. Captain Carpenter of the Ninth Infantry has been assigned to sue ceed Lieutenant Partello.
 The.annual town meeting was called to order at s o'clock this morning in the district court room by Town Clerk Madden. Samuel Nuttall was made chairman, after which an adjournment was taken until tonight.
 A delegation from Barcelona council, K. of C., will go to Litchfield this even ing to eXemplify the third degree on twenty candidates of the Litchtield council. T. F. Barrett will act for Dis trict Deputy John s. Neagle.
 The switch targets along the line of the Naugatuck division are being re- painted and by a new order only those that turn a switch from the main line ) are painted red and white. Others that ? turn switches from one siding to ano- ther are painted green and white. Hospital visitors until October 15 will } be Mrs Guernsey s. Parsons and Mrs Thomas c. Morton. People who wish delicacy to patlents may leave them at the homes of these ladies, or notify them and the articles will be called for.
 James Lynch was before the police court this morning, charged with drunkenness. He was fined $10 and costs. Thomas Rowe and Richard Hogan were before the court for simi lar offences. The former was fined $1 and costs and thirty days and the latter 7 $1 and cOsts.
 A new brass band composed of twelve we'll. known German musicians, hat been organized, with Jacob Heyel o GAS South Main street, as leader anC - manager. The band will give a ball il Concordia hall on Thursday evening October 20.
 James Hallas to-day assumed charg, of the foundry department at tn, ,5 foundry department at the works O ,o Benedict & Burnham, succeeding B. J 'o BIackham of Bridgeport, who has beer superintendent of the foundry, fo sr eleven years. MT Hallas is an old anC 1t respected employe of the company.
 The number of interments in s r. Joseph's cemetery during Septembe was %, and in Calvary ', a total of 8 for the month. The number of inter ments from October 1, 1891 to Octobe , 1, 1899, was 463 From the first o I. October 1884 to the first of October 1899 : there have been 3,001 interments in S Joseph's cemetery and 43 in Calvar, cemetery.
 The German Catholic society is mak ing preparations for an entertainment t. st be held in Concordia hall at a date no yet decided upon, for the purpose O raising funds to aid the work the societ, has mapped out. The general commit tee, which consists of John Wiehn |, Michael Dietz, Otto Hermann, Mrs Johl 'k Wiehn, Mrs Herr, Miss Regina Shell anC to Miss Elizabeth Hoeftler, will meet to morrow evening.
 The board of agents of the Bronson library held their annual meeting Satur day afternoon. The reports of tn
 treasurer and librarian were read an, adopted. The building committee re
 ported that a desirable structure il
 brick would cost $53, ,000, while a ston
 building could be erected for $66, ,00C
 The report was accepted and the meet
 ing adjourned subject to the call of tn
 president.
 - The executive committee of tn
 Knights of Columbus,7 hav1ng i SI charge the celebration of Columbus da
 which takes place in New Haven th
 month, met Saturday afternoon to rt
 ceive the reports of the committees an es to complete the final arrangements CT The committee appointed to select 'e. speaker for the occasion reported that
 had decided upon Rev William Maine,
 D. D., of Hartford, chancellor of tn
 diocese. The selection was approve
 and Rev Father Maher formally s
 lected.
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