Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-01
CITY NEWS.

guardian over Olive May Griswold. Special weather forecast for Connecti- l cut: Fair, showers tonight; fair, warmer l tomorrow. Regular meeting of the O'Connell club tomorrow afternoon. All mem- bers are requested to attend. The contractors in the building trades of the city, will meet in Foresters' hall at S:30 o'clock this evening. The Rose Hill Social club will hold a four nights fair in City hall next week, beginning Wednesday evening. H. M. Eggleslon of Seymour, one of the builders of the Naugatuck railroad, died at two o'clock this morning.
 An important meeting of the Water bury Wheel club will be held in the club parlors at o'clock on Monday Ievening.
 The Painters and Decorators union, No BIO, will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon in Foresters' hall, at 2:3O o'clock.
 The Rambler's Wheel Club will make their first ride of the season to Birming ham tomorrow. They will meet at their rooms at 1:30.
 Sheridan council, K. of C., will work the first and second degrees upon five candidates tomorrow, with the new paraphernalia.
 The Tracy Brothers sent three more carpsnters from this city to Chicago this afternoon, to help complete the work on the Tiffany building at the Worlds fair.
 Liens for sewer assessments on several lproperties on Ayers. Emerald, James, Wood, Round Hill, East Clay and West Main streets and Mitchell avenue were filed with the town clerk this afternoon.
 On Monday evening the fair of the Concordia Singing society will open in the society's hall. The fair will con- tinue for one week, and a varied and interesting program will be carried out each evening.
 There is good reason to suppose that the through Boston and Washington express trains via Poughkeepsie Bridge, which were run for short time, some months ago, will be put on again with = in the next two weeks.
 The hospital visitors until April 15 will be Mrs E. D. Steele and Mrs s. A. Kingman, corner of State and Grand streets. All articles for the hospital may be left with these ladies or will be called for if desired.
 Wadhams post, G. A. R will go to Meriden on the night of April IS, and enjoy the pleasures of a camp fire with Merriam post of that city. A special train will be chartered to leave Dublin ~ Istreet about o'clock, and return after the exercises.
 Constable Egan to-day served papers on Fannie l.. Porter summoning her tC appear before the probate court on Apri 15 and show cause why a conservatol should not be placed over her. Int woman, it is alleged, is of unsounC mind.
 et About twenty replies were received from Castles missing word puzzle, il Wednesday evenings DEMOCRAT. Int first correct answer was handed in by :, Miss Helen M. Porter at 35 o'clock d Thursday. The word was ''they, omitted from the third verse of tho poem.
 James Courtney of 246 East Mair street, an employe af John w. Gaffney had three fingers of his right hanC v crushed under a stone while digging q cellar at the corner of South Main stree and Washington avenue, late Thursday afternoon, several sbones being broken Dr Donahue rendered surgical aid.
 Architect A. J. Smiths Meriden offic, is experiencing just at present a verY big boom. Plans have been prepared for the erection of cottage for Mir Frisbie on Converse street. In com petition with other designers, MT Smith design was accepted for canopy fo the Meriden Automatic Lighting Go t, be exhibited at the Worlds fair.
 About twenty members of the Water bury Photographic society, accompaniet by City Engineer Cairns, photographet every conspicuous point on thu "Branch" and contiguous territorl - of 200 plates will be developed as a re suit, and they will be exhibited at tn society's rooms in ten or twelve days.
 Roadmaster c. S. Lane of the Nauga tuck division resigned his position las night. The employees of the road. wh have been under his charge, presente, him with a handsome gold ring as St souvenir of their regard. Mir Lane ac to cepted the gift in a brief but feeling speech, and told the men that he woul( ever hold them in kind remembrance.
 Constable Egan yesterday serve, papers on Monroe, Muller X Go of Nev 'e York and H. w. Muller of New York il W suit for $1 ,500 brought through Attor )r ney Russell for E. w. Giblin. Paper a were also served on the Fourth Nation a ", bank, Waterbury, the Mechanics banE W of New Britain and Pahquioque Ma h tional bank of Danbury, garnisheeins r. them in the suit, which is returnabl er here the first Tuesday in May.
 hS AOAO"AHS dSSISuIuenlS were maO this morning in the district court: Tues ), day, April 4, Daniel Marsole, trustee, V. M. A. Dougherty; Thursday, April 6 Dr Hayes vs Gustave Cornelis, Patricl Il Holohan vs Lizzie McGuinness; April 2 John B. Fox vs Minnie Fabre; April Is Green Kendrick vs Union Gas Savin, Co, short calender; Henry Fretts V N. Y. & N. E. R. R motion to amend complaint by adding paragraph.
 Tho opnuol ropOork o~J -ooo~A:o.. = Barcelona Council, No 42, K. of C., wil n be held in City hall on Monday evenin, |, with music by Bergen's full orchestra The committee of arrangements hay nd left nothing undone and the, affai D. promises to be the most successful re ception ever given by the council. Tn st arrangement committee consists of E, B Hardie,:M. J. Keefe, John 0. Thompson Thomas Barrett, Thomas McCann Joseph Lyons, Charles Fibre, Edwar, Doocey, August Conrad, Patricl Shields, Peter Bauby, John Black