Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-12
CITY NEWS.

CITY NEWS.
"a Little Busybody" at the opera
house this evening.
No vespers at the church Of the Sacred
The funeral Of MrB Pinney, mother Of
Selectman Pinney, took place In Bloom
field this afternoon.
Reeves band concert, for the benefit
Of the Choral society, at the opera house
tomorrow evening.
Co E., Hibernian Rifles, will meet In
their rooms ON Phoenix avenue at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Patrick Fallon Of Pittsfleld, Mass, is
visiting his cousins, Mrs J. p. Nugent
and brothers on Central avenue.
Barcelona Council, K. Of O., wall hold
a meeting tomorrow night, at which
the first degree will be conferred upon
five candidates.
The Choral society has decided upon
April 10 and 90 as the dates for the
presentation Of the opera Priscilla" at
the opera house.
princess" an excellent story Twill be
commenced in the DEMOCRAT on Tues
day, March 10. Be sure and read the
opening chapters.
The Fourth division of the A. o. II.
} are arranging for a celebration in the
way Of social gathering at G. a. R.
; hall on Thursday evening, March II.
District court assignments for next
week are: Wednesday March 16, Moriarty
Va Moriarty. Thursday, March II,
Hutchinson vs. Schniffer; Stewart vs
McElenden.
The Rev w. P. Ellsdon will address
the children of the Waterbury Band of
Hope in the lecture room of st PauPs
church on tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
sharp. All are invited.
The committee of the church of the
Immaculate Conception and the ladies
OF the parish held a meeting at st
Patrick's hall last evening and discusse d
plans for the fair to be held in October.
The times for holding the evening
schools for mechanical drawing have
\ been changed. Hereafter, the Elm street
class will meet on Monday and Friday,
and the Bank street class on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings.
A party Of Waterbury men, including
Chris Strobel, went to Torrington
yesterday to look after 5000 young
lake. Chris Strobel counted the fry tc
- make sure there was no mistake.
Three freight cars ran into a switch
Bridgeport, yesterday afternoon. Two
brakemen who were standing on the
cars at the time saved themselves from
being injured by jumping to the
/ ground.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas R. Shea returned
last evening from their wedding trip tt
Boston. They were given jolly sur
prise at their new home on Cole street
where their many friends had Assem-
bled to welcome them. The evening
was very pleasantly spent.
The property of the New Haver
Union was attached yesterday in libe
suit for $500, brought by Commits
sioner Henry Leigh, on account of 1
printed story that he tried to persuade 1
priest to preach in denunciation OF thu
"Big -Four" for discharging faithful
public works employees.
Last Sundays New York World con
tanned picture of Jane Stuart, thu
actress, who is we'll known in Water
Maurice Holohan, a former Water
burian. Miss Stuart Is now will
Augustus Pitou's company.
Tomorrow ]. j. Phelan of Bridgeport
and other prominent members Of thu
knights Of Columbus will visit Bostol
and explain the workings of the ordel
to a number of gentlemen, and on Mon
day Springfield will be visited for tn,
I same purpose. Councils will probabl,
ba instituted in each city.
L In the probate court to-day Judg
Phelan granted permission to divide tn
real estate of Patrick Coyle, between
Hugh Coyle and the estate of Mr.
Bridget Donahue, the personal prop
= erty not yet being ready for distribu
- ton. Judge Phelan decided that Mr.
Reilly, who Is in Ireland, is not an heir
being a subject of Great Britain.
President Harrison yesterday nomi
oi mated George P. Mclean, of Simsbury
a United States district attorney for tn
= district Of Connecticut. Mr. MoLeal
had the unanimous indOrsement of tn
republican state central committee, ant
N his nomination had been anticipated
10 The Office to which he is appointed /
that now held by Hon George g. Sill o
Hartford.
- A large increase is being made in tn
motive power of the New York & New
England road. In addition to the 81:
new engines with which they began tn
year from the Rogers works at Pater
son, N. Y, they have since bought tire
from the Baldwin works at Philadel
pbia, and have ordered ten others,
part of which are of the Forney doubl
az end type for suburban service.
ct Interesting developments as to tn
ts future of the Meriden, Waterbury 1
re Connecticut River railroad are expects
soon. Engineers in the employ of IN
new syndicate have already been owe
the proposed route from Cromwell t
- AndOver, on the New England road. /
the scheme develops, the Connection
would be bridged near Cromwell, a
the elbow Hole" 1t Is said that tn
syndicate will eventually build a spu
track from Westfield to East Berlin an
also extend the eastern terminus frou
Cromwell to Andover.
Diro,kor r Mooo,,Io., - A. Hon..