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


 The St Aloysius drum corps are re- quested to meet in their rooms at 2 o'clock to night.
 Waterbury council, c. B. L., will meet in Carrollton council hall, at s o'clock this evening.
 There will Joe an adjourned town meeting in the district court room, City hall, at o'clock this evening.
 The Waterbury companies, A and G, will leave for New York on the regular train at 5:53 tomorrow afternoon.
 E. F. Graham, representing Merrill 6 Soule, proprietors of the celebrated "None Such" mince meat, was in Water bury to-day.
 Elizabeth Nolan, infant child of Mrs John Nolan, died at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The funeral was held this afternoon.
 Sheridan council, K. of O., have re- ceived a handsome silk banner, which they will carry in the parade in New Haven tomorrow.
 Fred Guilford, leader of the Second regiment band, was in the city to-day conferring with Colonel Doherty about the New York parade.
 The court of common council will hold it's regular meeting this evening; adjourned from last Monday evening on account of elections.
 Invitations have been sent out for the marriage of John Hermann and Miss Katie Wiehn, which will take place October 19, followed by a wedding festi- val in Lyra hall.
 Rev Dr Joseph Anderson of this city preached a scholarly and earnest dis course before the students of Yale college Tn Battell chapel, New Haven, yesterday morning.
 Edward Stickles, aged eight months, died yesterday at his parents residence in Simonsville. The funeral was at tended at o'clock this afternoon to Riverside cemetery.
 Superintendent G. w. Beach of the Naugatuck division is attending the na- tional convention of railroad superin- tendents which is being held in New York city to-day and tomorrow.
 The" canopy top wagon owned by Thomas Lillis had a wheel caught in the street railway track on Bank street this morning and the spokes pulled out, let ting the front of the wagon down on the street.
 New Haven's city attorney has issued orders that all New Haven druggists
 
 drugs and medicines. They will not be allowed to sell anything else, not even postage stamps.
 Barcelona council, K. of C., at their meeting yesterday appointed commit tee to confer with every organization in the city to see If arrangements can be made for parade in this city on Colum- bus day, October 21.
 As freight train on the New Eng land road was passing through Plain field between and 6 o'clock last even- ing some one discharged a gun and several of the shots took effect in the face of brakeman named Saunders.
 Mrs Mary Moran, aged twenty-four, wife of Peter Moran of Simonsville, died yesterday evening. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning with services in St Patricks church. Mrs Moran had been married only six months.
 The officers of the four divisions of Hibernians met yesterday and con- sidered the propriety of holding a parade on Discovery day, October 21. several divisions this week to take action on the matter.
 The funeral of Miss Mary Keefe was held at 8 o'clock Saturday afternoon from her mothers residence, 233 Bald win street. The pall-bearers were: Jere- miah Scully, William Dee, Eugene Fitz- gerald, Joseph Lynch, Thomas Hemlock and William Flaherty. The case of Charles Fuchs of this city, charged with grand larceny in New Jersey, will come up before the supreme court at the session held in Bridgeport October 9. The statement that it will come up before the superior court at New Haven is erroneous.
 Rev J. A. Mulcahy will preach the sermon at the dedication of a new Catholic church in Thompsonville on next Sunday. Father Mulcahy was stationed at that place for a short time some years ago and was the purchaser of the lot upon which the church was erected.
 The attendance at the fair of the Inn maculate Conception church parish, in City hall. Saturday evening. was very large. The Second division did not ap- pear as announced. through some mis- take. but they are booked to give an ex- hibition drill some evening of this week. Attractive stage entertainments are promised for each evening. A we'll attended meeting of the Ger man Catholics was held in St Patrick 's hall yesterday afternoon. Rev Dr Martin, who has charge of the parish, was present and spoke encouragingly on the work of organization. Secretary John Sake was instructed to prepare subscription list' for the members. The members of the new congregation are enthusiastic in their work.
 A large number of Waterbury people will avail themselves of the cheap rates to New York tomorrow, offered by the New York & New England road. Tho special train will leave this city at 7:55 and is due in New York at il o'clock Tickets are good returning on any of the regular trains Thursday. The fare for the round trip, including an ele. vated road ticket, is S1.25.
 The special train which will convey the local councils of the Knights oi Columbus to the Columbian celebration in New Haven, will leave the Nauga, tuck station at S:36 tomorrow morning Lieutenant D. E. Fitzpatrick will be in l Ionporoond OF ha