Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-02
CITY NEWS.

rheumatism.
 "That Girl Jerrie" at the opera house this evening.
 There is an advertised letter at the postoffice for James Laughton.
 A daughter was born to J. H. Conlon, of the firm of Delaney & Conlon, yester- day. Sheridan council, K. of C., will work | the first and second degrees on a num- Der of candidates tomorrow. Mayor Webster's message was com pleted this afternoon and is now in the hands of the typewriters. With the exception of that of the year 1877, last month was the warmest De cember in nineteen years. Conductor Fred Gregory of the Naugatuck division is i'll, and Conduc- tor Daley is running his train.
 Only two masses will be celebrated at St Ann's church to-morrOw-the first at S30 and the last at 10:30 a. m.
 The first annual sociable given by w. E. Crane council, A. O. of S. E., will be held in the auditorium, Friday evening, January b.
 H. M. s. Platt, cashier of the Nauga- tuck freight office, has resigned and will move to Springfield. He is succeeded by J. l.. Killelea.
 | mere were nO pElSCnetS oeloAS Ih0 police court this morning, which shows chat there were many who started the new year with good resolutions.
 City Attorney Burpee has deeded over to the city his interest in the rear end of the Grand street property. The deed was given on December 31 and recorded the same day.
 The United States army rendezvous in New Haven recruited 194 men last year, more than were recruited at any other station in the country excepting those of New York and Boston.
 Did you ever see such weather? Never did we. But come to our store and we will show you goods which will suit you, whatever the weather. The Upson & Singleton company carry large stock of clothing and furnishings.
 An interesting meeting of the Water bury Photographic society was held last night The lens awarded for the best collection of negatives, for which the members have been in competition for several months, was merited by E. E. \ Dewitt
 General Secretary Folsom will con- duct the young mems services at the Y. MICA. rooms, ,69 Bank street, tomorrow afternoon, at 4:30 o'clock. A short ad- dress, lively service of song and short, crisp talks will characterize the gather ing. The men of the city are cordially invited to be present.
 Dr R. NJ. Griswold of Portland has , accepted the position of superintendent , of the Connecticut branch of the Keeley ' Institute for drunkards, which is to be opened at West Haven. A private resi- dence has been bought and institute work will be begun as soon as possible Dr Griswold's salary will be $5,O0O 2 year.
 A new timetable will go into effect ol the Meriden, Waterbury 6 Connecticut River road on Monday, Several trains
 will be taken off. The trains will TUT = on the following schedule: Leave Wa terbury at 5 and 10 a. m. and p. III. leave Cromwell at 6:30 a. m. and 12: 1; D. m; leave Meriden for Waterbury a 7:45 a. m. and 1850 and 6:50p. m.
 The open season for quail, partridge
 and woodcock, closed last night at mid - night, and from now until next Octobe
 the lovers of dogs and guns will have tC
 content themselves with talking ove the sport of the season now past. Th'
 season has been very peculiar as wei
 as disappointing one. Quail and par U woodcock have been more plentiful thai m they have in years. Very few of tn u first named birds have been bagged, bu
 large strings of woodcock have beel
 shot.
 The fourth concert and sociable of tn
 Waverly Social club was held in tn
 auditorium yesterday afternoon an,
 evening. The attendance was yer. large and the affair passed off pleasant lv. The grand march was led by E.
 Meehan and lady. The following com
 mittee were in charge: Floor, E. V Meehan, J. F. Gleason, J. F. Sullivan y 'IT, J. Byrnes, J. F. Kerwin J. J, Gu
 lum, H. P. Galligan, T. Reynolds . arrangements, E. J. Meehan, J. + > Gleason, T. J. Byrnes, T. Donahue, J. ] } Cullum; reception, T. Donahue, (
 Cosgrove. M. Dooley, E. Tracy. ] of Lynch, G. Lawlor, T. Bahan, J. Lawlol p- G. Heating, T. Coughlin, J. Sullivan
 T. Francis.