Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-09
CITY NEWS.

Edward Fox has been appointed jani- tor of the Sperry street school.
 Mayor Webster left this morning for i New York, where he will spend several days.
 Rev Mir Mueller will preach in Ger man this evening at 7:30 in the first | Methodist church. Washington conclave, K. s. F., will | give an invitation sociable at G. A. R., | | on December 12.
 The Hon O. B. King of Watertown | left this morning for Chicago where he | will spend the winter. Governor Morris staff have sent l orders to New York for their uniforms. | i They will cost, it is said, $500 each.
 The remains of the late John w. Eaton were taken to Ansonia for inter- ment on the 10:5O a. m. train to-day.
 The second ward democratic club will hold an important meeting this evening i at it's rooms on Bishop street.
 The Y. M. c. L. association will hear the Rev J. A. Mulcahy speak on the Spirituality of the Soul at s o'clock this evening at their rooms in the Lilley block.
 Roundsman Matthew Daily of New | ork, who was convicted of assault, | was yesterday sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. An appeal was l taken.
 | William J. Schegel has sold to F. Fl. Brothers the whole of the late James NJ. Grannis property on South Main street. MT Brothers expects to occupy the place about April 1.
 Contractor James F. Gaffney has the contract for the Holohan building which will be erected on the site of Whalen's saloon. MT Gatfney will begin the | work tomorrow.
 The Rev Father Gately, a very close friend of Father .Mulcahy's, died Mon day in Baltimore. Father Gately ire Iquently visited this city. Father Null cahy will leave to-day to attend the funeral.
 Officer William Brickel found man on South Main street this morning so drunk that he could not tell his name. The officer piled the man into wagon and mounting the seat drove to the police station.
 c. Hoyt of Waterbury and Jim Daley fought on Water street to-day. Hoyt's right hand was sprained as a result of . the scrap. He called at the emergency for treatment.-Bridgep News.
 Edward Rabtoy of this city. brake man on Conductor Charles Munson's train on the Naugatuck division, had the four fingers of his left hand badly smashed while coupling cars in AnsUnia 2 late yesterday afternoon. Rev Michael O'Connor of Manchester, Conn, and brother of Contractor Charles K O'Connor of this city, will be ordained l. priest at the Holy Cross cathedral, Bos- ton, on Friday, December 16,. Several friends in Waterbury will attend the or Q dination.
 e A twelve year old son of John Lynch of George street was run over by a baker : wagon this morning and painfully in. f jured. Dr Donahue was summoned and , found the boy suffering from a confusion ), of the spine, which will Contine him tc ' the house for several weeks. ,+ Superintendent Combellack of the Boys club asks any one who has Quilt }. or blankets to spare and wishes to hell a good cause, to send them to the clul rooms, as the dormitory is crowded ol , cold nights especially, and there is no sufficient clothing for the beds.
 The city of Waterbury will celebrat
 it's fortieth birthday next year, and ou
 esteemed contemporary the DEMOCRA - is showing its enterprise by getting ou
 souvenir of the event, in which ther
 will be portraits of prominent citizen
 and pictures of buildings, etc.-Nev
 Britain Record.
 The menus for the Connecticut Pres S5 association banquet at New Haven tC SS morrow evening will be origina
 and the handsomest ever used at bar IQuet The menu was designed by Jo e Chapin whose black and white sketche Ut for the Hartford Times have made hir
 famous.
 Inspector A. D. Paffer of Admira
 Foote post. New Haven, visited off
 cially, the Wadhams post last evening
 He complimented the post on its fin V appearance. A bean bake followed i , the banquet room and a pleasant ever - ing was enjoyed by all.
 The Naugatuck Valley Teachers as
 sociation will meet in the High schoC
 on Saturday. The following papers WI
 be read; Two Corners in London; - George E. Elliot of Clinton: "Educs - tional Pads" c. w. Bates of Lawrence
 Mass; "School Ethics," A. G. Hlbbar
 of Goshen.
 ks At the last meeting of the Waterbur No Wheel club the following list of officer
 was chosen: President J. A. Hubbard
 vice president, II. B. Carter; secretary
 Charles Lyman, jr; treasurer, E.
 Lewis; captain, w. D. Minor; fir,
 lieutenant, E. A. Minor; second heutel
 ant, H. J. Phillips.
 darmOnle BeneVOlent aSSOClatlOn Ina
 a large attendance Tn Concordia hall la
 evening, the event being the celebratic
 of its thirty first anniversary. Presidel
 Charles Schlag made a pleasing addre and the selections on the zither by Em Beerbaum were well received. Eau
 mans orchestra furnished music ar
 Hollmann prompted.
 The quarterly meeting of the directo 'us of the Knights of Columbus was he
 in New Haven yesterday. After iss .. ing the quarterly pass word, decidir lS, appeals from several councils and oth
 routine business, special rules we
 adopted for the government of associa
 members. The latter are members WI l. have been admitted without being u sured.
 lck Miss Lena Grimes, aged 26, died tt
 morning at her home, 4 Hill stree
 after a lingering illness. The deceas
 was a very popular young lady al ,o4 leaves a wide circle of friends. S '0U' was the daughter of William J. Grim and sister to Mrs John s. Neagle, NJ NE