Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-17
UTTY NEWS.

Governor Bulkeley and staff will be present at the state Hibernian parade in Bridgeport.
 The annual meeting of the Young | Women's Friendly league will be held at o'clock this evening.
 Sunshine yesterday succeeded the long rainy spell and the day was | lovely one, fair enough for day in June. A marriage license was issued at Hartford yesterday to Jeremiah Sulli- ! van of Waterbury and Abbie A. Shea of Hartford.
 Mrs Jane Kenney died at her home, No A Simon street yesterday. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning to St Patrick's church at 8 o'clock.
 The New Haven Grays held their an nual field day exercises at East Rock this morning, and this afternoon prac1 ticed at the Quinnipiac rifle range.
 Barcelona Council; K. of c. will in- stall its newly elected officers Friday evening. The work being performed by John 8. Neagle. The deputy for this district.
 The tickets for "Innasfail" are being rapidly exchanged for reserved seat checks. Those holding tickets will do well to call as early as possible for desir- able seats. ;.,.
 Abe Katz lost the top of the index finger of his right hand, on a power press, at the American Ring company, just before noon to-day. Dr Benedict attended to the wound.
 The funeral of Kate Phelan was held this morning, requiem mass being sung at St Patrick's church. The bear CTS were four brothers, Arthur. James J. IOwen and William Carey.
 Messrs Randolph and Fisk, the com mittee from the American band who are soliciting subscriptions for band con- certs on the green the coming summer, are meeting with gratifying success.
 The Concordia Singing society has voted to not accept an invitation to sing in the coming fest at New Britain. The Concordias, 1t will be remembered, have left the bund.
 Rev Father O'Donnell, the new Tastor of St Johns church in Watertown, will open a mission on Sunday, May 29. It will be conducted by clergymen of this city and adjacent towns and will last a week.
 A secret meeting was held by the board of lady managers on the Worlds fair at the Capitol yesterday afternoon. Mrs Bulkeley presided. About fifty members were present and the meeting was @ short one.
 John Harrington, when asked if he was drunk yesterday, in the police court this morning, replied: ''No, but was drunk last night" He was asked to pay $7 and costs. Joseph Mcdonald, for like ofense, received similar fine.
 On Saturday May 2s, Adam Fore paugh's shows, will be presented entire and unabridged, and together with the Fall of Nineveh will doubtless attract the greatest throng of people to the city that has ever been brought out by a public amusement event.
 Friends in Waterbury have heard from the OviatC- Warner party, who left this city about a month ago for Port land, Oregon. All have arrived safely well. Mrs B. Wright, aged 92, who ac- companied the party, made the journey as we'll as the youngest.
 A silent alarm was rung in at 2:3O this afternoon at houses Numbers and and both responded. No arrived on the scene first and found that the fire was in a shed used for refuse in the rear of Trott's building, on east Main street. It proved to be of little account and was extinguished with a small stream of water.
 The evangelistic omnibus, or "gospel carriage" as it is to be called, will start out from New Haven in a few days in charge of Rev J. O. Collins and another evangelist whom he will select, The carriage is to be sent out under the direction of the society of Christian Workers of the United States and Can ada.
 Inquiry at the different stone yards in this city to-day brought out the infor- nation that no Waterbury people are f yet affected by the great strike of the ! granite payers and cutters. As all the paving blocks used by. the city of Wa. ? bury are cut from stone taken from the quarry in Thomaston it is thought | that the men employed will not be or. a dered out by the union.
 Dr Keeley, the discoverer of the Kee- : ley cure for the liquor habit, paid a ' short visit to West Haven, yesterday afternoon. He arrived from New York - about noon, and, after examining the patients at present under treatment, < made short address. He told in brief s how he accidentally happened to dis E cover the cure and of it's early applica. tion. He also cited a number of cases where cure was almost a miracle.
 The committee of German Catholics who went to Hartford to wait upon DasnoP mSmahoh yesCerday afternoon
 were unable to see him. Their case wal left in the hauds of Father Harty, for, mer pastor of the church of the ImmaI culate Conception, who will present tho
 matter to the bishop, and 1t is expected ,l that when he comes to Waterbury nexI
 week to give confirmation in the Sacred
 Heart church, he will give the commit tee an answer.
 Grand Secretary Daniel Colwell of thu
 Knights of Columbus will to-day pay of d death benefits to heirs of deceased mem bers of the order who have died re t gently. Among those who will receivG n 1000 are the heirs of Thomas E. Gam
 monde of Norwich, William F. Spain o
 Torrington, Jeremiah Toomey of New London, John Toomey of Branford anC the widow of PatricIr W. Gnrr,nn,, nl