Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-15
CITY NE Ws.

tuck division was taken sick in Bridge port this morning.
 A round trip ticket to the Worlds fair will be given away at Connor's on Saturday evening.
 Invitations are out for the wedding of George A. King and Miss Emma M. Booth to occur April 20, in Trinity church.
 A very pretty and enjoyable masquer- aie sociable was held in G. A. R. hall last night, under the auspices of Flaw thorn lodge, s. of St G.
 Frank Bowman, travelling passenger agent of the Chicago 6 Alton railroad, was in this city to-day looking up travelling business to the worlds fair for his road.
 The last of successful series of soci- ables, given by the Waterbury Burns club, was held in Concordia hall last night. The event was the occasion of an evening of excellent enjoyment in true Scotch style.
 The following court assignments were filed this morning: Monday, April IT, Hayes vs Cornelis. Friday, April 21, Tierney vs Heffernan. Tuesday, April %, Kendrick vs Union Gas Saving Co.
 Martin Hellmann lodge, No sos, D. O. H., will give 8 calico and necktie soolable in Concordia hall on Wednes- day, April 19. Faulman's orchestra will furnish music and Leo Herr will prompt.
 The Trinity college glee, banjo and mandolin clubs rendered a we'll selected concert program in Leavenworth hall last night and were repeatedly encored. The students were given a reception in the parlors after the concert.
 The hearing on the appointment of a conservaTor over Mrs Fannie Porter was further adjourned to-day until next Saturday. The hearing on the pro- batting of the will of Mrs Mary Shearon' was adjourned until Wednesday.
 The members of the Trinity College Glee club, while waiting for the il :25 a. m. train at the New England station, amused themselves by taking down all the signs in the depot, several of which they carried away with them probably as mementos.
 A select crowd of gentlemen com prising 'The Club" went to Naugatuck the cafe of "Cap O'Brien. Among those present from Waterbury were: Dr Axtelle, Dr Bland, M. Cooney and Dr McAvoy.
 The Arlington Social club held it's second annual sociable in Music hall last night. Dennis Crowley and Miss Maggie Bowen led the grand march, which was participated in by fully 12t couples. The music was furnished by Bergin's orchestra and Uffendale prompted.
 Some idea of the amount of freight business done on the Naugatuck division yesterday may be obtained from the fact that if the cars had been in our continu- ous line, they would have extended over four miles of track, or from the Waterbury station to the Union City crossing.
 The fair of Court Pacific, A. O. F. oi A., of tThomaston, in the Thomaston opera house, is drawing a big crowd nightly. Last night delegations from Waterbury, Winsted, Watertown and Torrington attended. After the fair g reception was given to the visitors and a neat speech of welcome was made by Chief Ranger O'Brien.
 William Blaikie of New York, who ii to speak tomorrow afternoon for the Young Mems Christian association, will be obliged to use the Second Congrega- tional church, on account of a break down in the heating apparatus in the Iopera house. This notice should be ex tended as widely as possible in order that no one may be disappoieted. The hour is o'clock and the meeting is for men only.
 In our article yesterday from the New York Press about Mir Byron's ''Insidt Track" we notice the company is going to make few stops before their Chi Icago date. Now, why can't we have this performance with us for one ol more nights? The company must bt surely good one to contemplate SC long a run in the metropolis of tht western seaboard. Such a play would be relief from the No 2, 3, and some times No 4 companies New York gen erally sends us. Give us the show.
 The Sacred Heart church choir ren dered "The Bridal Chorus" from "Th, Rose Maiden" and "Miller's Wooing, at the fair of St Ann's parish last night Notwithstanding the storm there was large attendance, and the fair bool agents were correspondingly happy This evening comic songs will be sung by Mrs P. Galipeau, Mrs o. Cardinal Misses Rosa Lanouette and Della Bi bault. The Synnott brothers and tho Rose Hill midgets will also contribute to the entertainment. The door prize last night was won by No 3,940.
 The Waterbury Photographic societ, gave an interesting exhibition last nigh of views taken along the Branch" tt the members of the city governmen and invited guests. The first view wa pen filled with pigs situated on tn, banks of the Mad river and as the con trast the Branch" views, abou seventy-five slides, were shown and al excellent idea of the fine clean wate shed, from which the water IS gathered that will in all probability be used ii Waterbury in the near future was giv len.
 The annual meeting of the state boar, of health was held at the office of tn secretary, Dr O. A. Lindsley, in Nev Haven, yesterday afternoon. Dr Georg H. Wilson of Meriden presided. Othe members present were Dr N. E. WordiI of Bridgeport, Dr R. s. Goodwin O Thomastcn, Prof Brewer and Attorne, : G. P. Ingersoll of New Haven, and T Fl. Mckenzie of Southington. The resip nation of Alfred B. Burr as presiden was announced. The discussion of tn afternoon covered the diseases O cholera and diphtheria and a committe consisting of Messrs Ingersoll and Me Kenzie were appointed to draft NnPnV1ar hill fOr thn ronr.YIokf0v, nR q