Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-06
CITY NEWS.

Judge J.r W. W eDSIef lett tO-IllN Tor short visit to his brother in Ohio.
 The Misses Ida and Jennie Rich left this morning for visit to friends in Whitehall, NY.
 ~ The Waterbury Burns club will hold a harmony meeting in ForesterS' hall this 'evening.
 There will be n meeting of the O'COnnell club this evening All members are re. queSted to be present.
 Mir. and Mrs, T. Hess of Williamsport, \. Y., are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Timothy F. Conway at S04 East Main street.
 The eighth annual concert and sociable of the Acme Social club will be held in Jacques auditorium on Tuesday evening, October 3l.
 The freight traffic on the Naugatuck di- vision is increasing rapidly, and it is con- sidered sure indication that the times are getting better very fast.
 Justice F. P Brett decided the case of the city against Thomas Delaney. an action to recover penalty for trespass, this morn iug. Judgment was given for the city to recover SlO and costs.
 The members of the local union of the plumbers, steam and gaStitters have invited the masters plumbers to meet them this evening in G. A. R. block. Mutual in terest will be discussed.
 James Carey and Miss Susan Sheehan we're united in marriage by the Rev Father Lynch at the Immaculate Conception church yesterday. The best couple were Thomas Brown and Miss Ann Sheehan.
 Nicholas Downey died this morning at 3 20 Ut his residence on Judd street. The funeral will take place Saturday afternoon
 
 Immaculate Conception church and inter. ment in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Ellen Cooney, wife of the late William Cooney, was held from the family residence on Brook street at 9 o'clock this morning to the Immaculate Conception church where requiem high mass was celebrated. Interment was in St JrSeph's cemetery.
 The course of higher instructions which has heretofore been conducted by the Rev Father Mulcahy on Friday afternoon will be held hereafter Monday evenings at 7:30 at the convent. The subject treated for next Menday evening will be The Com position and Nature of Bodies.
 Waterbury lodge of Elks will meet for the first time in Elks hall this evening Important business will be transacted and members are expected to be present. Waterbury lodge will visit Hartford next Friday evening and be the guests of Hart ford lodge. No l9.
 Many of the coal dealers are behind their sales of last year by good many tons. They reason of it Is because many who have usually put their winters coal in all nt once are buying it by the single ton as fast they may need 1t, on account of the price and the hard times. The funeral of Matthew Murray. who died from the effects of injuries received on the New England road at the sum- init" Tuesday night, was held from Mo riartys morgue at o'clock this afternoon. with services at the Immaculate ConCep- 1 ton church and interment in Calvary cemetery. No relatives of the deceased could be found
 | At the annual meeting of Monitor Hose company last evening the following officers were elected: Foreman. Robert Wolff ! first assistant Frank Welton; second as- SiStant. Otto Wendehack: stewart, Robert 1 Wolff: treasurer of sick benefit fund, | Frank Welton. The election nf a secre- tary and treasurer was postponed owing to 1 the illness of the present secretary. | Landlord Morse of the Russwin has been to Waterbury twice this week to secure the management of the Scovin house. The owner of the hotel may decide to re-furnish il for his occupancy. MT Morse realizes that the RuSswin must be run at a loss this coming year owing to the no license change and will at once discharge half of his help. New Britain Herald.
 The council will be urged to take action next Monday evening on the petition pre- Sented some time ago for the appointment of sanitary plumbing inspector. The petition Was laid on the table when read and the council Was considering other
 
 agreed to let the matter Test for some time. Now however, the matter will be pressed for consideration.
 The New Britain saloon keepers. who have been knocked out by the no license vote. making canvass of different cities of the state with view to locating l The loss of license money to the town will involve the laying of an extra tax of six mills next January. James Farrell who conducted one of the principal saloons in the town, was recently offered SS 5On for hiS place, but held out for SlO. .OOU.
 The seventh excursion to New York bv the New York & New England and New : York X Northern railroads will be given on "Wednesday. The train leaves this city at Sl5 o'clock and stops at all important sta tInnS between Hartford and Dtnhury. The train k due in New York at II o'clock, and lnIsSrnSrrS can return by special train leaving New York at : o'clock the sam,. evening or by regular trains the next day
 Chairman Wolff and Treasurer kernan uf the Center school district committee, have made arrangements to-day for a loan Ind consequently will be able to pay the teachers salaries to ADOPTION afternoon be tween the hours of 3 and !. It WAS thought at one time that the teachers would have to wait a week for their money. and they Were. SO informed but thsV will all he paid tn-morrnw if they call at the usual place
 The Waterbury Traction company yes ter,bly awarded tn H. <. Futile of Boston the contract for the construction of its mad between it's present south Main street . terminus and the corner of Main and Maple streets. Naugltuck Mir Tuttle will arrlVr in Waterbury on next Monday and will begin hiring men abcut the middle of the week. He will put on at least two hundred men at the start, Work on the retainingSwalls will be done first and it is expected that the |. .OOO or j.Usn feet tn be laid will be completed before the frost sets m.
 Fred Zeegler. n brakeman on the New England road. had narrow escape from death in the yard at Bristol veSter,lav. The train was kicking in ears and ZeeSler setting the brake on top of the first cr with one of his feet against the next car for purchase. He did not know that the pin was pulled on this ear and when the engine slackene,l the cars parted Sea- ing he could not save himself except by jumping. he gathered himself together as well aS he could in his overhalanced condi- ton and endeavnred to clear the track but fell short and alighted on his face astride of the track In an instant he would