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

 D. O. H., were installed last night.
 Mrs William Fl. Thomas of New Haven is visiting Mrs w. Y. Barton of this city.
 c. P. Goss and family left yesterday evening to spend the season at New port.
 Work upon the new bridge over the Mad river "out east" will be begun next week.
 The hardware stores will close on Monday, Thursday and Friday evenings, beginning next week.
 The Trinity Church Sunday school of New Haven is picnicking at High Rock grove to-day.
 The meeting of Court Falcon, A O. F. of A, postponed from July I, will be held Saturday evening.
 Edward w. Beach, son of Superin- tendent G. w. Beach, is taking in the Worlds fair for a couple of weeks.
 The funeral of Robert O. Peck was held at 2:30 this afternoon from his late residence, 69 High street. Interment was in Riverside cemetery.
 Driver Edward Kane, who was hurt twelve days ago by being thrown from No Is hose wagon, was able to be out to-day for the first time.
 Miss Julia Coyne of New Haven, who has been visiting Miss Mamie Bowling of East Main street for the past week, has returned to her home.
 The family of George w. Benedict, train dispatcher on the Naugatuck division, are spending the summer at the old homestead near Winsted.
 All parties having bills against the Second division, A. O. H., on account of the recent picnic, are requested to send them to the committee at once. No person should stand to listen to our band concerts, they should buy one pound of tea at Phelan's and get one of his folding chairs and enjoy the evening breezes.
 The application of Mrs John Delay for i the appointment of a guardian over her three childred is being heard before Judge Lowe in the probate court this afternoon.
 Michael Casey, son of Michael Casey of 30 Pemberton street, died this morn ing. The funeral will take place tc Calvary cemetery at 8 o'clock to-mor row afternoon.
 The regular monthly meeting of the OConnell Literary and Social club vii be held this evening at 7:S0. Important business will be transacted and all mem bers are requested to attend.
 Rev Dr Martin of St Cecilia's parish i. making preparations for a fair which will be held in City hall commencing Monday evening, October 16, and con tinuing for two weeks.
 The Concordia and Lyra singing So cieties will go to Meriden Monday tC l attend the anniversary picnic of the Meriden Sqngerbund. A special trair | will leave Waterbury at o'clock anC the fare will be seventy-tive cents fol the round trip.
 John Raining, one of the best knowr engineers of the Consolidated road, beat all previous records yesterday by making the run from New Haven tC the grand central dep2t, in New York on engine 7S, in one hour and twenty four minutes.
 Colonel Doherty has appointed Thomas T. Wells, ex-major of tn, Second regiment, as regimentsI adju tant to succeed Arthur NJ. Dickinson promoted. The new officer is very com petent and popular and the appoint ment is looked at with general ap proval.
 l It is reported that Beckwith, the in sane millionaire who escaped from D N months ago, and for whom a search wa made around Waterbury by New Yorl detectives, has been captured and i, now confined in an asylum in New Jersey.
 The competitive examination fol teachers certificates was begun in tn, High school room at Q o'clock thii morning and continued until o'clock Forty candidates, all young ladies are taking the examination. Another examination will be held tomorrow during the same hours.
 The board of health has had its at tention called to the filth which childrer on Canal street near Meadow stree create. They sit around on the door | steps of the R. E. Hitchcock shou auC great nuisance. Constable BrzeZinsk notified several families on Canal street | this morning that this nuisance would have to be stopped.
 It is estimated that about 5000 per sops have registered at the Connection building at the Worlds fair, including 8, ,0O0 from this state. Up to Saturday noon the attendance of people iron New Haven was 660, from Hartforc 66S, Bridgeport 2l5, Waterbury 151 Meriden 12S, Norwich 1'9, Danbury l 1ol, New Britain 46, Norwalk 30, willi mantle 65, Rockville 65, New Londor 65.
 Joseph Dudley, a youth 16 years old was arrested early this morning at tn, residence of his brother. Michael Dud ley, 175 Dublin street, The arrest wa made at the request of the chief O police of Holyoke, Mass. The boy wen to that city to spend the Fourth witt his father, While fooling with A pistol as he tells it, some one pushed his aru and the weapon was discharged, tht ball entering the side of lad named Frenk NeWcomb. Young Dudley started for Waterbury. evading tn, Holyoke police. Chief Egan was noti fled yesterday that the Newcomb bo, was growing worse and that a warran had been issued for Dudley. His arres was made in accordance with thos facts. Detective Healy of Holyok took young Dudley to that city thi afternoon. The officer said that ther was no doubt but that the shooting wa the result of an accident,