Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-25
CITY NEWS.

Adjourned meeting of the center district committee this evening.
 Third ward republicans will hold a caucus in the common council room tomorrow ev- ening.
 About thirty Italians went up to join the working force at the new reservoir this morning.
 E.F. Guilford of S2 Bishop street return ed to Philadelphia to-day to resume his studies.
 | Teachers circle. c. L. s. C., will meet | this evening at 7:45 at the home of Miss Bangs, 24 State street.
 One of the Waterbury Traction com pany's horses dropped dead on Bank ! street in front of the Franklin house, n | few minutes before noon to-day. | George Wooster of Winsted has been en- gagged as master mason in the building Of the new dam at the ''Bfanch." MT Wooster took charge of the work to-day.
 The Misses Nellie Ess and Josie Downes, the latter a sister of Consul Edward J. | Downes of New Haven, are visiting the Misses Duncan of High street. l J. Edward Ludington, brother of Frank ]. and Frederick w. Ludington of this 1 city, died last Friday at Riverside. Cal, i where he had gone in search of health It Is necessary that IneTe De a quorum nl the meeting of the court of common coun- 1 ci this evening. the polling places for the coming election must be decided upon. l The application of John H. Fruin for n i license to sell liquor on West Main street opposite the Traction company's stables, has been granted by the county commits SionerS.
 The Savoy Social club of Dublin street has been organized with forty members and the following officers: Presiding off cer, James Lyons; treasurer, James Slavin: secretary Edward Duggnn. A meeting of the club will be held on Thurs l day evening.
 l Officer Allen found horse and carriage belonging to Liverymnn Mclaughlin l hitched on Scovill street about 10 ocloc k yesterday morning. The horse showed 1 signs of hard usage. The turnout had i been let to couple of young men early Saturday night.
 1 Mrs Maggie Kelly wife of James Kelly | of North Cooke street, died in Westerly, R. l.. Saturday, where she had been visit ing The funeral will take place from Mir 1 kelly's residence Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, to the church of the Immaculate 1 Conception.
 | Observer Cox of the New Haven weather bureau to-day received bulletin from the Washington station stating that there would be severe frosts in New England "Wednesday morning. The weather tomorrow will un- doubtedly be much colder and will prob | ably be the first real touch of fall Terrence F. Carmody and James l.. Duncan. president and recording secretary respectively, of the Acme Social club rr- signed from their positions yesterday. Mir Carmody will enter the Yale law school this week and NIT Duncan will take up his position in the patent office in Washing | ton.
 Mrs Edoreig Rainville. aged 2S years, wife of Philias Rainvillc of 10 Rushton place, died yesterday afternoon from the result of burns received by the explosion of an oil stove on June P. The funeral was held at , o'clock this afternoon with services in St AnnS church and intcrment i'll Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Margaret Fitzgerald took place at , o'clock yesterday afternoon from the family residence on Baldwin street. Services were held at the Immacu- late Conception church, and interment Was in Calvary cemetery. The pallbearers
 were John Flaherty Patrick Sweeney Daniel Altman. Andrew Tool. John Condon and Daniel Calvin.
 Daniel J. Maloney who has been con.
 nected with the DEMOCRAT for several
 years, in it's various departments, left New | Britain. the home of his sisters, this morn
 ing. for New York. where he will enter tho
 University of that ciiy. He proposes tC
 pursue three years course in the medica
 department of that college taking its severa
 branches of study. the special as well as tn