Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-13
CITY NEWS.


 guest of Miss Lillian Bradley of New Haven.
 A folding clothes dryer with A & PI baking powder this week, at the A & F Tea Go. Advertise that tenement in the DEMO- | GRAF .'want" column; one cent word. ! It will find tenant.
 Selectman Pinney to-day took Mar garet Lundburg, an insane patient at the hospital, to the Middletown asylum. The sixth annual picnic and games of ; Go E, Hibernian rifles, will be held at the West End grounds on Saturday, May 27. The masquerade sociable which was to be held last night by the Working mems club has been postponed to April Henry P. Lapalme, substitute letter carrier, is canvassing the town for Cushing's handsomely illustrated post office work.
 John Lynch and Miss Julia Healey were married at the church of the Inn maculate Conception this morning, by the Rev Father MulcahY. Percy Brown, who has been employed as toolmaker at the works of the Scovill Manufacturing company, has accepted similar position in Bridgeport.
 A full rehearsal of the choir of the Sacred Heart church will be held this evening. The choir will sing at the St Ann's church fair tomorrow evening.
 Yesterday the county commissioners heard some Waterbury people who ob- Iject to having Henry J. Flanagan, lsaloon keeper, obtain license for 20 Bishop street. .$
 Joseph Greeley, a young man about thirty-two years old, and of unsound lmind, is missing from his home in ISouthington. Information respecting his whereabouts is anxiously desired by his father, Peter Greeley.
 The annual sociable of the Benedict 6 Burnham's fire department was held in Music hall last night. MT and Mrs w. E. Crane led the grand march, which was participated in by fully seventy-five couples. Pole prompted and the music was by Lawson's orchestra.
 Three new cases of scarlet fever were reported to the board of health yesterday Ion Laurel, Fuller and South Main streets. Sanitary inspector Moses in making an examination of back yards and notifying the residents to remove all objectionable matter.
 Passenger locomotive No Al on the Naugatuck road, which was in the acci  a Abel and Fireman Cosier were injured has returned on the road painted 1T bright, glossy colors, which give her al attractive appearance.
 Dr Axtelle said this morning :ha William Henninger, who was injured by being thrown from a wagon, Mon day, on East Main street, could scarcely live twenty-four hours more. Infiam nation of the brain has developed ant n Mir Henninger is now unconscious. g The Boston News Bureau says: "k former director of the New York { New England road expresses the opinion to-day that the New York 6 New Eng land will soon pass into the control o the New York, New Haven & Hartfor people, and that Charles P. Clark vii retire from the presidency soon after" ? The managers of the French fair ha all they could attend to taking care o the big crowd in City hall last night The Shelveys amused all present wit "silence and fun" and the selection rendered by the choir of St Ann church were well received. Pete Lameureaux held ticket No 2, 2,4S7 whic called for the door prize.
 The Benedict & Burnham Go hay just received a new locomotive fo use in switching at their yards, tn old engine being too small to do tn large amount of work required, owin to the company's increasing business The new machine is beauty, weighin Twenty-Five tons, and was made by Fl. K Porter & Go of Pittsburg. It was ru ~I yesterday for the first time.
 The Waterbury Photographic societ - sent out invitations to-day to the men M bers of the city government to be pre- IN ent at private exhibition of sewers IuSA knlr nIA kI,A 1E A "Branch" by members of the society The exhibition will be in the rooms - the society on Friday evening, April 1. It has been suggested that the societ St should give a public exhibition in Cit to hall as numbers of people would be gla to get some idea of the proposed ne .I watershed.
 Sheriffs Mcdonald and Carmody an Constable Rigney, at the request of tt le board of health, examined the banks ( w Mad river to-day from the Wolcott liL ,r to the pumping station. They foun considerable debris, old lumber an le other refuse lying along the bank W At the shear shop they found that fiy ;h or six water closets were dangerousl r. close to the raceway. Two were, i nr fact, over the raceway, as was a bar and hennery, all the property of Ba
 
 In the police court to-day Richal Higgins was charged with non suppo . of his family. Mrs Higgins said ths she had three children and that ever summer Higgins went off with a circl and in the winter came back to be SUI ported by her. Higgins promised pay his wife $3 8 week and the cal was nolled. John J. Claffey, in whol name the license of James Hayden place on Washington street is, W, n charged with allowing minors to loite The case was continued until to-morro morning. Robert Curry for drunkel nd ness was fined $5 and costs.
 A New Haven dispatch to the Ne as York Evening Post says that Hes rss Master E. G. Coy and Second Mast
 David Y. Comstock of the new Sali bury school, founded by Mrs Hotchkis .. have sent in their resignations to tai effect at the end of the present scho Iyear. The reasons are not made publi and a meeting of the trustees is to held in New Haven on Saturday