Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
CITY NEWS.

Paul Kauvar'' at the opera house this | evening. Tomorrow will be special bargain day at | Curran's.
 Adjourned meeting of the Center dis | trict committee this evening. There will be an important meeting of the Patrick Sarsfeld club tomorrow even ing.
 Joseph McGinnis of Ridge street wants his friends to know that it was some other McGinnis who figured in the police court yesterday.
 The Rose Hill Hose Co will meet This evening to make arrangements for attend ing the iremen's parade in Middletown on Thursday, October ,.
 new Italian court interpreter was em- ployed this morning in place of Joe May. l The new man is B. Brernra, who proved himself to be good interpreter. Mrs Michael Sheehy, of 30 Pemberton street, her sister Miss Nellie O'Brien. with several others, have returned from Ireland | after three months trip.
 John T. Burn. superintendent of the ! Metropolitan Life Insurance Co, and Will liam F. Mccormack, assistant superintend- ent left this morning for d business trip for the company to New York.
 Sealed proposals will be received for | the construction of sewers and appur- tenances in the Naugtuck river from the | Benedict street terminus to the outfall chamber below the Washington bridge un- til o'clock on the evening of October f. ] Major w F. F. Landers of New London has been selected by Brigadier- General Haven for the position of assistant adju- tant-General on the brigade staff, to sue l ceed Colonel George NJ. Cole, who resigned 1 tp hecn,1oe EsufaOant-ueORralO Of the Third regiment.
 At last nights special meeting of Com pany G the men received their pay for camp duty It was voted to turn out next | Friday when the Putnam Phalanx of Hart ford will visit Waterbury. The committee in charge of the sick benefit association will meet Tuesday evening next to com | plcte organization of the committee.
 A new time table will go into effect on the Naugatuck division next Sunday, Oc- tober l. The train which leaves Water bury at 7:30 in the morning for the south will be taken of as will the train which leaves Waterbury at 9o'clock at | night for the north. The last train to leave forWinsted and way stations in the evening will be the 6:59.
 T. H. Christie local manager for B. Shoninger & Co, and Business Manager E. F.. F. McMahon of the DEMOCRAT. quietly stole away Monday morning, Bantam lake being their objective point. They re turned to-day with a string of forty pickerel bass and perch weighing twenty seven pounds several of the catch weighing more than two pounds each.
 Mrs Martin Connor died at her home in Springfield yesterday after short illness. | The deceased was an old resident of Water bury and removed to Springfield few years ago. She was 10 years of age and leaves husband and eight children. The remains will be brought here this evening and the funeral will take place from the residence of her brother. Michaeli Curley of Liberty street to St Patricks church. probably tomorrow morning.
 It Is currently reported on the line of the New England road that several impor- tant changes will take place on October 1. Superintendent SwiSIrtt of the Reading road it k reported will become general superintendent of the New England ruad; 1 NJ F.. Blaine, formerly of the Reading road, will succeed Superintendent F. E. Dewey of the eastern division and w E Bailey. also of the Reading road. will suc- crcd Superintendent Il. J. QusC of the western division.
 William H. Gardner, clerk for the Wa terSury Grocery company, and Miss Sadie HlwkinS were married at 6 o'clock last l cNGnlnS III tue nome O1 AIT ana 0IS h, , Miller, Bridgeport, by the Rev H. \. inGly attired in gray travelling dress. was given away by Mir Miller. The brides maid was Miss Annie McMahon attired ir dark blue, carrying handsome bouquet o1 roses did also the bride. Mir and NIrs Gardner will reside in this city.
 Counterfeit S5 bills are in circulation 1T large numbers at Springfield and New Haven. If some of them have not got tc Waterbury they are likely to. The bill i, silver certificate having the engraving O General Grant in the center but tn, stamp which Is on the genuine bill Is miss ing. The engraving is poor and the papel lacks the silk threads which usually ac company the genuine bills. The mone, passed in Springfield k similar in over respect to the counterfeit bills for lGaSsin. which two Italians were arrested m New Haven. Their trial is now pending. l. is probable that the case nslins : young Maurice Brennan. the base bal r player, has beev exaggerated. The offense If there was one, was committed here ant mistake was made in the first place b, bringing the case up in New Haven
 Brennan w.ss 10 be tried yesterday but Il,
 to1-: decided j: Ead nc: iU-;a1ct;c& :C Il
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 Lsln A.-s rece.Hei Dc complaint fro2. u
 hluoushey family and he says that Brennan
 k relative and he thinks there WAS n,
 case against Brennan in the first place.
 A farmers team was left standing un
 hltched near the junction of Orange an
 East Main streets this morning when
 man at work in a sewer ditch near b
 shouted to a fellow workman for some
 thing and the horse became frightene
 and started on run down East Mail
 street. In front of Havden street tn
 wagon struck post and was wrecked
 The horse freed himself from the wago
 and dashed toward the center. When i l. front of Rogers meat market he struck e farmer s team, the shaft piercing the an IS malls chest and entering some ten inche, , The horse wns led to Dr Bland's stable an
 placed under the doctors care.