Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-17
CITY NEWS.

American band concert on the green this evening.
 Mrs A. $. Chase and daughter left to- day for Narragansett.
 Miss Annie Kennerney has returned home from a vacation spent in New York
 The family of Jairus E. Ellis B Maple street left this morning for a visit to Niagara Falls.
 Edward Doyle of 376 River street went to New York this morning for sur gIcal treatment.
 The Waterbury Bottlers' association will meet this evening in Hellmann's s hall.
 The family of w. A. Church and Miss Merchant of Leavenworth street went to Block Island this morning to spend a few weeks.
 Mrs Sarah Neal, aged 65 years, died yesterday at her home near City mills. The funeral took place at 3 o'clock this afternoon to Mill Plain cemetery. Mrs Patrick Kennerney of Bridge port, who has been visiting her cousins, the Misses Annie and Mamie Kennerney of Quarry street, returned home to-day.
 Stella F. Cooney, the three year old uduSuISI Ol " lIlldLn IOOueS OI DEOOh street, died this morning of cholera In- fantum. The funeral will be held to- morrow afternoon to St Joseph's ceme rery.
 Court Falcon, A. o. F. of A, will celebrate it's fourth anniversary to- morrow evening in G. A. R. hall A cordial invitation is extended to all l members of the order and good time may be expected.
 Adjutant General Bradley, c. N. G., has issued orders changing the regula- | tions in regard to the make of the un- dress coat for officers. Many changes have been made in the style of the trim mings, numbers and insignia.
 In the police court to day Julius Bears was fined s without costs and George | Norris s with costs for drunkenness, Richard Powers was charged with as sault and drunkenness. He was fined $1 and costs and s and costs.
 Saturday morning, while intoxicated, William French lay down on the track in Bristol and fell asleep. 4 freight came along and struck him, mangling both legs so badly as to necessitate am putation and otherwise injuring him. He will probably die.
 The general board of directors of the 4. o. H., met in St Patrick's hall yesterday and organized for the en- suing year, with the following officers: President, w. c. Keenan: vice-presi- dent, Daniel Altman; secretary, James A. Hynes; treasurer, James Thompson; marshal, John Finley.
 Colonel Doherty has issued general orders instructing the Second regiment to assemble at Mantle on August 2l, in full dress uniform, fully armed and tequipped as the law directs, with knap- sacks, blankets rolled, overcoats folded (blue side out and strapped thereon, for six days tour of duty.
 Dr c. Alt Wards pigs, forty-nine in number, were sold at auction by City Sheriff Mcdonald, by order of Health Officer O'Hara, Saturday afternoon The purchase was made by H. M Rigney for $500. MT Rigney has bill of $321 for the care of the pigs since they were removed from the banks of the Mad river.
 Miss Lucy Quigley, formerly of this 7 city, and graduate of the Academy de Notre Dame, has been admitted to the novitiate in the convent Hotel Dieu Montreal. Miss Quigley will be re membered as an accomplished musician For the past two years she has been a teacher of music in St Josephs semi. nary, Kankakee, Ill.
 A. W. Castle, proprietor of the labor ing mans cash market, corner of South Main and Union streets, has opened a branch market in Tracy's new block on East Nam street, nearly opposite the Brass City hose house, where the wants of the tout east people shall receive Iprompt and courteous attention.
 Jean Jacques has new outfit on the road to-day and it is a beauty. The outfit consists of a wagon, horse and harness, is bran new, and those who drink tAe pure althea water can be sup piled at short notice. E. E. Wright is in charge of the delivery end of the business and handles it in a manner that gives good satisfaction. ? The funeral of Mrs Bridget Hosey was held at S:30 this morning from the family residence. 40 Cherry street. to the church of the Immaculate Concep- tion. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev John Lynch of Hartford; Rev Father McGivney of Middletown was deacon: Rev Father Kennedy, ubdeacon; Rev Father Lynch, |, master of ceremonies. The pallbearers were John Fl. Moran, Edward Tracy, Jeremiah Fitzpatrick, Peter Bennett, John Lombard and Gregory Connors. Interment was in St Joseph's cemetery.
 4 boys diary found Saturday evening l may Oc OULdIueO Dy tDe owner at the DEMOCRAT office. It is dated April 25, 1893 and the probable owner signs him. self "Archie." Here are some of the items: Saturday was my birthday. Sum- day was good boy, except in the afternoon was bad boy. Monday l was good boy all day. Tuesday I was a good boy all day. too. "Wednesday was the same. Thursday the same. Fri day forenoon was good boy and Friday afternoon bad boy. Saturday I was a good boy in the morning and in the afternoon bad one. The same on Sun- day. The same on Monday. Tuesday the same. Wednesday the same. Thurs day the same. Friday was good boy all day.
 The corner stone of the new Second Congregational church on West Main street was laid yesterday afternoon with impressive ceremonies. The pas tor, Rev J. G. Davenport, read the list of articles which were placed in the corner stone, and the letter which was written