Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-09
CITY NEWS.

F. h Ashey- clerk at N. W. Heaters store, has gone to Laporte, la, to attend the funeral of his father.
 Miss Mary Murphy and Miss Maggie for week or ten days.
 A very important meeting of Court Lin den, 40. F. of A., will be held this even ing Every member is requested to be present. --.-.--
 Company E, Hibernian rifles, have pc 1 nhoned County Delegate James P. Bree to | organize them as n separate division to be known as No. ,. Those who took part in the recent pro duction of the opera of '.Pinafore" are re- quested to meet in St Cecilia's hall on ScOvill street at o'clock this evening.
 The St BoremeO Terein will entertain William Sieger at their club room to- morrow evening. Mir Sieger is brother of Mrs Ursala Herr, and will leave the next day for Chicago.
 The adjourned annual meeting will be held in City hall this evening. The objects | of the meeting are as follows: To receive the report of the selectmen to lay n tax and to regulate and determine salaries for the assessors.
 The members of the class of 93 of the | Convent of Notre Dame attended the fu- | neral of their classmate, Miss Louise Der mody, which was held in Ansonia yester- l day afternoon. The young ladies pre- scented handsome floral piece.
 Superintendent Brockway of the Elmira reformatory who Is now having his conduct of that institution investigated on account of charges of alleged brutality in the treat mcnt of inmates, was formerly clerk of the ! state prison in Wethersfield.
 Mrs Patrick l. Donahue of 73 Brown -1,., was in danger of falling down flight of stairs yesterday afternoon. stumbled and fell breaking her left leg in two places. Dr Donahue rendered surgical aid.
 An enjoyable concert was given in Con cordia hall last night before large audi ence. There was instrumental music by the orchestra and MeSsrs Phpnix, Parsons and Rudolph, and singing by J. w. Moore. Miss B. Coogan and the society.
 The criminal side of the Waterbury dis trict court will open tomorrow with Judge Bradstreet on the bench: Deputy Sheriff Carmody, officer of the court, and Con stable James Egan in charge of the jury. The district court room has been thor oughly retitted and looks bright and cheer ful.
 Grocer D. J. Phelans team started on run through Exchange place about 9:30 l street. It was captured by Billy" Scully in front of the old watering trough. before any damage was done, though several teams had narrow escapes from being struck.
 The liquor dealers of New Britain have held meeting and propose to hold another for the purpose of devislnS some means to contest the vote on the license question. which went 9O1 for no license. They con ] ,F tI,, size and that the intention of the law k to have them uniform.
 Martain Bates and company. manufac- turers of ladies furs at Norwalk. suffered the loss of their entire factory by fire Saturday night. The fire department of Norwalk. south Norwalk and East Norwnlk were called out, but were unable to save ) the burning buildings. The loss was Sl 50.- 900; insurance was less than SlOO,0O0
 The New York and New England Rail road company has commenced the publi- cation of a weekly periodical entitled Rail ? road and Steamboat Journal. It will bt distributed at the principal ticket offices ot the ruad and on the trains and steamboats The idea is to give patrons some idea of the road and its services and the scientific at fractions along its route.
 A large number of men have wuitet around the South Main street terminus O the Traction company's line during the day looking for employment. Contractor Tut tie of Boston will begin tomorrow to cns7lS, men. picking them out on the grounds The derricks and tools have arrived an, the work will be begun in few days.
 At Il meeting uf Barcelona council, k. u " C.. held last evening, Il was unanimousl, d voted to attend thoSt Cecilia church fair uI ,, the opening night, Monday, October I6. il
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 for each one of its members. and it is rN pccted lurSe delegation will attend II short street parade will take place bcfrr K going to the City hall.
 I, The annual report of Librarian H.
 Bassett gives some interesting facts con :" corning the Bronson library. The mum lr Der of volumes in the library, exclusive O al duplicates. is 49. .O9l. an increase of S7 f during the year. The number of book
 given ont during the year was Il 762, al average daily circulation of Ill. Tn
 amount of fines collected was S276.7l. l.
 calling in the old cards ii was fnund tha
 alS out nf the 5.5G1 card holders wrr
 owing fines for hookS nverclue. Only thirty
 two "f these fines have been paid.
 Connecticut Factory Inspector F.. Bul
 rows Brown reports that there has been falling of in activity in most of the mIll
 on account of the senate's delay on tn SllNGr repeal blil. business Was started n
 by the Connecticut manufacturers as 500
 as the house repealed the Sherman act an IL continued to flourish until the sennte's die -e position to delay the measure became al Is parent. Inspector Brown comes into cor , tact with mill owners in the state nor
 thoroughly than any other official. H ' feels that the industrial revival will not h T. permanent until the repeal IS effe, te
 Then manufacturers in this state will T,
 turn to old-time activity
 Fora long time it has been an ope
 question whether better base ball min IT could be picked out of the New Englnn
 freight office than out of the Nau,Gltuc ' freight ntfice. Yesterday it Was decided |
 settle the matter. So hand-carS were prt
 cured and loaded with the different hines. O few friends and plenty of refreshments, o secluded spot about three miles east of tn
 city was visited. Five innings were playe
 when darkness began to set in and 1t wll
 voted that Manager Payne should com
 the notches he cut in his cane, The r'
 suit was: Naugatuck nine l9; New Englan z l0. The batteries were: SauSatuck. IAI
 caster and Anderson; New England, Reile f and Sullivan.
 n Miss Camilla Pollak of this city an If Louis Strauss of New Haven were marie N at the residence of the brides parents. 1
 Locust street, at l2 o'clock yesterday. Tn ceremony was performed by Rev MOrri e Previn of New Haven. The bride attire
 in white benglline silk, with veil an orange blossoms was attended by Mis II Blanche Hartman of New York, Miss Juli o Eisner of New York Miss Lena Pollnk an
 Miss Josie Pollak as bridesmaids and b
 Miss Stella Strauss of New Haven an
 MisS Frankie Pollak as maids of honol
 The rooms were handsomely decorate
 with flowers and evergreens. The bar
 quet was in charge of Caterer w. q