Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-12
CITY NEWS.


 Hands Across the Sea at the ope a house this evening.
 Architect Joseph A. Jackson has re- moved to his old quarters m the Lilley | block.
 At Williams college, on Tuesday, Hon. | F. J. Kingsbury of this city received the degree of LID. Co E, Hibernian niles, will be instituted as the Fifth division, A. o. H., at G. A. k. hall this evening. A reception will follow. Members of ''The Rising Generation" Co were entertained at the Rose Hill club rooms after the entertainment last night.
 Clarence D. Wooding. who has been a student in Dr Blands office for two years, left to-day to enter the Ontario Veterinary college.
 The seventh annual sociable of the Third division, A. O. H., will be held in the Jacques auditorium on Thanksgiving eve, November 29.
 An important meeting of the Waterbury Mutual Benefit association will be held in room 10, G. A R. block, this evening. All members are requested to be present.
 A new court of the Ancient Order of Foresters of America is about to be organ ized by District Deputy NJ. F. Mckenner- ney This will make eight courts of the order in Waterbury.
 For n neat-fitting and well-made shoe you can always be accommodated at F.. J. Finn's store. Polite and careful attention to business and low prices prevail at this popular shoe store
 Last evening sneak thief entered the hallway of Mrs Fenton Delanevs board ing house on C le street and walked off with hats belonging to Letter Carrier SlaNin oDl another hnnr.lpr who We're pt supper.
 NJ ]. Leary. for long time freight agent of the New England yard in East Hartfofd. has been transferred to Water bnry and placed in charge uf the freight department of the local New England station.
 Mayor-EGect Edward G. kilduff will open the annual fair of St Crcilia'S parish at City hall next Monday evening at S'l5. The door riZe on the opening evening will be fifty pounds of beef. donated by Nalrn- tine Rohl.
 The soldiers hospital board will hold q meeting at Nornton. Sunday. October 2l It k expected that Governor Morris will be present. The meeting has been deferred until after the visit of the state officers in Trenton. N. !.
 The national convention of the Knights tl ' tlulllbuS NulNIA was Nt hANt AAASA A' New Haven Tuesday. was postponed until Tuesday, October 24. owing to the illness of Secretary of State John !. Phelun. who k supreme knight of the order
 The first competition for the Skirmlsh- CTS medal p, esented by eX-Colonel LeaNen- worth open to members of the Second regiment, C. \. C.. is being held to-day. shooting beginning at 10 o'clock and con tinui throughout the day.
 The members of the blue label commit tee will next week visit the several towns and cities in the state in quest of counter fcit union cigar labels. Several counter felt users have been found in New Have ,, among them being two wholesalers.
 Fifteen people left Waterbury on the Isabella express this. afternoon for the Worlds fair, Among them being Dr and Mrs Bland F. E. Bcnham and wife. Super, intendent E. A. Bradley and !. R Smith of tn, Waterbury Traction company.
 II. S. Futile of Boston, who is to build the road he'd for the Traction Co to Manga cuck. was in the city yesterday and Said that the work would in all probability be. gin on Monday. Nearly 300 applications for work have been received and placed or file.
 The forty-seventh annual meeting of the Connecticut State Teachers association will be held in New Britain on Friday October 20. Papers will be read by Miss F. J. Whiton of this city on The Story ot Our Flag g"and by RevDr Anderson cu His tory After School Days"
 The New York < New ,Epnlnnd rn4l VIII gITe It's last excursion of the season tt Boston, on Wednesday, October Is. The special train will leave Waterbury at 7:1j and tickets are good returning by the reg ular trains on the following day. The fare for the round trip is SITS.
 The supreme court at Hartford took III the consideration of the case of Fitts V: New York k New England road yester ay The case has como before the supreme court before but new trial was granted to the plaintiffs appeal. The plaintiff was injured and his horse killed by tn roilroad. Robbins for defendant, O'Neil for plaintiff.
 The funeral of Daniel Coughlan was h"l at 2;3O yesterday afternoon from his t residence. 3S Washington street. to $ ' Patricks church. The pallbearers wer l Robert Taylor, William Lapalme, Jame Lorghlin, Patrick Curran, Nauric Noriarty and Cornelius Moriarty. Inter F men, was Tn St Joseph's cemetery. When the navy refuses to take able ? bodied Iuen you can tell how dull bushes l iS throughout the country" remarked man who said he belonged to Waterbury at the Bridgeport station last night. ''IV been to Boston and Brooklyn" 'he sait and met lots of men who tried to get i the navy but they were told no one Wa wanted. and the Waterburian was given ticket good for a room at Captain Jack hotel.
 In the superior court at New Haven {, day before Judge F. B. Hall the injunctio
 Al. :. bury Spoke and Handle Co was heguy Clay and other residents of Dover stre, claim that the defendants operate factor
 which is a nuisance. They complain ths
 dust. smoke, cinders and vapor from tl
 chimney of the factory destroy the value
 their property and ask that an injunctio
 be issued to prevent the company frol
 using certain kind of fuel. There al
 about twenty witnesses in court. Senate Il Root appears for the plaintiff and Attol
 ney Webster for the defense.
 Joseph Goldman, drummer from Bo
 ton. bought an excursion ticket from tn:
 place to New York on the New York < New England road yesterday morning. Il
 stopped over at Willimantic to sell good < The ticket did not give him that privileg x and Conductor George NJ. Drawer inSiste
 that he pay his fare. Goldman refused ,io So. and when Hartford was reached il < conductor handed him over to Policema
 McElroy. who took him to the police st.
 ton. Goldman was very indignant au y said the conductor did not tell him that
 violated the terms stated on the tickr | when he punched it. He paid his far lather than be locked up.
 Yesterday afternoon at 44I o'clock Il Misses Edith and Mary B adley. tlaughte nf Theodore Bradley were driving Il Snnth Main street and when under tl crossing of the Meriden road train thu dered along frightening their horse an |. causing him tn turn short around. Tn | carriage was upset an Miss Edith wa