Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-28
CTTY NEWS.

only another plain drunk, who was al- lowed to go.
 The Waterbury Turn yerein win give a public exhibition in the opera house this evening. -.nss a .,... ...
 The tall spire of the church of the I'm maculate Conception is receiving a much needed coat of paint.
 Phelan's is the only tea store in the city giving away Brissells carpet otto mans. Be sure and secure one.
 The exhibition of the Photographic | society will close tonight, when the | slides of the Boston Camera club will be | shown. | A we'll dressed man always commands l respect and admiration. Nuf ced. Go to Upson & Singleton's for your spring | clothes. Henry L.. Mailard, formerly of this Houston Electric Go of Boston, was in town to-day. Conductor CAP Thayer has been ap- pointed to the conductorship of the train formerly in charge of Conductor Jacobs, on the New England road.
 Tho Mad river pumping station which was consldered unsafe, has been torn down and will be rebuilt. The pump has not been used for three weeks. Dennis H. Tierney has sold for John Farrell building lot on Laurel street to Daniel J. Farrell; also building lot to William J. Spender from the Cough Ian plot on Chapel street.
 General Manager Mellen, Superintend- ent Dewey and Assistant Superintend- ent Noonan passed through this city over the New Ennland road to-day for the purpore of inspecting the road. There was another large crowd at the St Ann's church fair last night. Danc- ing and other amusements made the hours fly and the canvassers reaped @ rich harvest. A good stage entertain ment will be provided this evening.
 Several Waterbury people attended the marriage of Dr B. M. Fitzgerald, formerly of Naugatuck, but now of Bridgeport, to Miss Mamie McElroy, sister of the Rev Charles McElroy, at Birmingham to-day.
 The bright hue in the vicinity of Naugatuck last night would give the impression that 8 great portion of the town was on fire. The woods near Cotton Hollow were afire and many acres of woodland were.burned.
 Colonel Doherty has called meeting of the commissioned officers of the Second regiment, to be held in the New Haven armory, Tuesday, May 8, at p.
 
 Lieutenant Colonel Lee, resigned.
 Patrick Monahan and Miss Mary Sul- livan were married by the Rev Father Kennedy at the church of the Immacu- late Conception at 8:30 o'clock this morning. The best couple were Daniel Monahan and Miss Josephine Healy.
 The programme for the celebration oi the forty first anniversary of Phoeniz Hose company, No 1, to be held Thursday, May 5, is completed and the affair promises to be one of the most successful ever held by the organiza tion.
 g "What will you do with that house that you had the stone crusher in ? .o was asked of Street Inspector Wright s to-day by an enterprising real estate n man. The reply was: "That will bt ,S just the place to keep our steam roller s when we get it."
 Lieutenant w. H. c. Bowen of tht re New Haven recruiting station, has re turned from Washington, where h' passed most satisfactory examination for promotion to captaincy. He wil now have to wait for a vacancy befort he receives his promotion.
 Observer Cox of the weather bureal predicts for to-day cloudy weather witl showers this afternoon or to night clearing on Friday, stationary tempera ture, brisk southerly winds, shifting t. westerly on Friday. Fair on Saturday Michael Sheeby of Ridge street, wh, has been ailing somewhat of late, lief yesterday for Syracuse, where he wil sojourn for some tune for the benefit O his health. Mir Sheehy is a popula member of Court Wolff Tone, A. o. of A., and the Second division, A. O. H
 The funeral of Luke O'Reilly O Quarry street took place this morning 0 at Q o'clock to St Patrick's church J where a requiem high mass was cele III brated. The pallbearers were: Rober u Sheehan, Fenton Bowe, James Coyle James Murnan, Patrick Meehan an, James Lynch.
 Miss Mana Hinchey, for the pas '. year with Conlon Bros establishment a = saleslady, severed her connection wit the firm last evening and will return to-day to her home in Long Island City The clerks in the store presented her wit o, handsome gold bracelet as token O VI their esteem.
 @. Superintendent Beach was asked tc - day if he had heard anything about tn new time card and about a new expree
 being put on. He replied that the diviG IN ion superintendents had not as yet bee he called to consult with the management
 about the spring time card and that
 would be some little time yet before - cald would be issued.
 The canvassers and others who a
 sisted at the Foresters' union fair wer
 rendered a reception in G. A. R. ha
 last night. The exercises which wei
 attended by nearly 150 ladies and ger
 tlemen consisted of a banquet and socil
 ble and by common consent it was d, pol clared great success, thanks to the UT
 selfish labors of the committee
 charge. ---.
 Prof J. E. Bartlett, who recently r
 signed his position as organist of tE
 Trinity church in Seymour, to tai sed charge of the St Johns church choir ob this city, rendered a reception to tl