Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-21
CITY NEWS.

The Fred SOluhon blltfit company m ] Poor Jonathan. at the opera house this evening. John H. Fruin and Christopher Cicraghty | leave this evening for d visit to the Worlds ] fair. Phelan and Mary McEvoy returned to-day ! from a two weeks trip to Chicago. Charles l.. Lewis of this city has taken i out a patent on horse car register. It is | said that it is one of the best invented W. F.. Arnold. travelling agent for the Savannah Line of steamboats was in the city to-day looking up business for his company. Mrs Robert Matun. aged 5S wears died at hrr home, 12 Court street. yesterday af- tcrnNon. from the effects of a paralytic shock. suffered d week ago. Another excursion to New York will be given by the New York & New England road on Wednesday, September p: tickets good returning by the regular trains on the following day.
 The New England railroad yesterday moved il tralnload of peaches. twenty cars. from BrcwSters to East Hartford. seventy tivr miles, in three hours and fortv-fve minutes. The peaches were consigned to Boston parties.
 \ new IitlI ana winter timetable will go into effect on the Naugatuck division sun day, October l. Some important changes will he made and it is probable that one nf thu early morning tI1tinS to New York will be discontinued.
 Among the Waterbury people {" lrpv, on the Isabella express this afternoon for the Worlds fair were Mir and Mrs F.. E. Lamp- ~ou. MT and Mrs Alonzo Boydrn. Miss Boughton. James NJ. Chatticld. George B. Thomas and Martin and Henry KaSt.
 Tho city nf New Britain will pay Sl3 i:55.- :}5 tn the New England road. representing the city'N share of the cost ot constructing the Black rock bridge with accrued interest amounting tn over >I. .uon. The matter has been in litigation since lSSN.
 Th, first meeting of the National Cuuu- c.l Knights "f CAluMl4n> will be h,ld in New Haven nn oct"lrr le. at thu office "f G,ulal Secretary Daniel C"lwrIl. Tn, ho,i>. which includes high officers "t the order in tho r-dltfrr+nt-~tarr>. will "ry:milr and rh"n~, officers.
 Mi~> (. NJ. HrWin> ot tho free library Ill Hartford. Professor Addison Van Name of lalr. the Rev St"rrs O. Seymour. uf Litch- field, Superintendent N l.. Bishop ut Nor wich and Secretary Charles D. Hinc of tho stat, board of education. have been ap- pointed lu,lnh,l~ of the state library com mittvo.
 Frank G Bryan and Nils, Bvrth;, NJ Rankin were married at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. by the Rev J. G. Davenport. The ceremony took place at the future hom, of Mir and Mrs Bryan, Al Bank street. The brid, was attended hy Miss Susie Bryan and thu hest man Frank Sirhrccht
 There arr millions "t peaches ill the market. but comltratir,lH few of superior qurllty. Really good peaches command high prices. while the inferior ones can he had at almost any price. The infcriority It should br stated. is not in the matter of flavor. but ut size the big fruit always bringing lnorr than twice the Pric, of tLc shall
 The second anniversary ball "t th, Treuvn Schwcster lodge D. 0. H. Was held i'll Cuncorlia hall last night and WAS larg,l lv attended. Dancing was continued until long attel midnight The ladies of the lodge managed the affair i'll excellent style and wvrr assisted in the management of tn, floor by William Hcllmann and Oscar Zivgltr.
 Rev Dr Maher has returned from Rome where hr visited the pope. He says J bishop will soon be appointed tor the Catholic diocese. He has been absent from the country only twenty-eight days and in that time has travelled 12 WO miles and accomplished his ,rrand. The brother of the ltt. bishop. Rev John McMahon D. D.. lccumpanicd Dr Mahrr to Boston where he k now resting from his fatigue.
 Three hundred and fifty women h;lN,. registered voters up tO this morning. Town Clerk Madden k an\iously waitin. for the w"m, Il to come in. Every woman who has tn, interests of the schools at heart >huuld respond. It k not ;l question "f whether 1t looks right or not tor Swumlun [" Vote. IL l. a matter which interests thu children "f tlr city. The men should ~,r that tnr women hccum" Nut,rS
 Two plain druuke in thr l"llc,. court lh,~ m"ruin. were allowed tu g~. The. case "f James Bedding. charged with drunken n.~~ aud breach of tn peace, Wa, con tn, | until tr-nurruw. Liquor Pru~c,rrtip,, Attorney Hol0hnu had ,3r>'. ul-,ln~t trlHNnu" IaNlauu for >'lllu- without !, hcrlue''. but his tw" witu"eS,-, fnilvd l." al,- I"-,r. \ caI,i;e WIS lssu"d and they ar, n"" m thu station h"u~'. They ar la lnrl~ Labitnca and Frrdricu Lafrr,l, The rl~' will he heard to-morruw.
 There are >u many tralups WlItv~ d cor I,~m"udvnt from ncighhUrinC tuWn that th' women Lrr i'll constant fear of them. Eh t:rmpe itrr numerous that the, LnN, been very insoltnt. So far they hay, don, nothing unusually bad but probably
 
 tn inclination las been wanted. Many Vt tn wclucn are living i'll such drcud ut tramps that before an@wtrlnc dcor ralls they arm themselves sc 2s to he ale to re s!s: # they arc at-acEcd. It :e feared that "hcn the cold weather co@c> :ke t-2-r ] VII bs . E-c2. deal worso.
 .t tha eup-an>e ccccI2va f tha En:ght. 'ct Sbc-woo3 Fo-es: tt the United Stato: h>ld n New Haven Monday 4n3 Tuesday the following supreme ct1ccrs were elected Supreme Commander, Samuel B, MoTTi ; Fall River; supreme adjutant general, W H. Dnran, Fall River: supreme inspector general, Joseph Mason, Paterson, \. J paymnster' general, D. w. Mccoy, New York: first assistant inspector general, M F. Cronan, Jersey City; surgeon general Dr w. F. kenney: first officer of the guard w. E. Rice, New Britain: second officel of the guard, Theodore Reyer. Brooklyn \. '. The next meeting of the suprem, cOnclave will be held in Newport, R. I.
 At the meeting of Court Shields. A. O. F of A. last evening J. J. McDonnld. chair man of the committee on laws at the su preme convention of the order held il New Haven last week, explained several important changes which have been made in the laws. All officers of Sub-COurts will hereafter be elected semi annually. except the treasurer and financial secretary Mem bcrS in arrears for period of six months will b" dropped from the rolls. Court Shields voted to join the funeral fund of the grand court. The death benefits will hereafter be paid by the grand court in stead of coming out of the local treasury for all courts joining the fund and paying fifty cents for each member on its rolls. When the fund is depleted to the sum of S1OO m assessment of fifty cents shall be levied on each member.
 About II o'clock last night it was dis. covered that serious break in the va 'er