Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-16
CITY NEWS.

, Dr Conkey left to-day to spend her vaca- ton at Cape Cod. "'.
 Miss Maggie Dooling of East Main street is visiting friends in Niantic and Boston.
 Special forecast for Connecticut; Fair. slightly cooler. winds generally northerly. A daughter was born to MT and Mrs T. E. Crar nell at Lake View farm, Towan- tic.
 F.J. Gorse of the ScoviIl Manufacturing lCo is spending his vacation at White Lake, New Yorkx
 Am nsimpoftant meeting of Brass City Lodge, SosS49, I. A. of NJ, will be held this evening.
 JeansJacques' face is wreathed Tn smiles day. caused by baby girl which came 1 to gladden. his home Saturday. The Misses Clara and Lydia Morency have gone to New Haven to spend their summer yacation.4
 Mrs S. Landman and son of New York are visiting the family of MT and Mrs Samuel Morris, Park place.
 John Tehan, for several years coachman | for O. A. Hamilton, has accepted a like position with George H. Gloves.
 James E. Msdigan. principal of the Bishop street school. left to-day to spend a few weeks at the summer school at Glens Falls, New York.
 Mary A. Hart, the five months old child of Thomas Hart of Canal street. died tc- day. Tte funeral will take place to-mor- row afternoon.
 The employees of the DEMOCRAT have been feasting on bananas to-day. through the courtesy of A. Gunari of the Greek American Fruit and Candy Co.
 Mrs Katherine Curley died at her resi- dence, S9 Pleasant street, last night. The funeral will take place at g o'clock to-mor- TOW morning.
 Attorney James E. O'Connor. one of Yale's recent graduates, now in the office of Judge Lynde Harrison of New Haven, WIS a visitor in the city yesterday.
 Deputy James Fl. Freney will install the new officers of Court Hancock. A. O. F. of A. in G. A. R. hall tonight. A social entertainment will be extended to all foresters who attend.
 Those members of the Second division, A. O. H., who are to take part in the drill at the festival of St Joseph's Temperance society next week, are requested to meet in St Patrick's hall this evening.
 William Berry. the nine months old son of MT and Mrs Thomas Berry of Camp street. di, this morning. The remains were taken to Meriden this afternoon and the funeral will be held there tomorrow.
 rtis understood that quite a good many of the teachers of the public schools are arranging to spend a few weeks at the Catholic summer school at Plattsburg New York, and in order to facilitate matter: for them Ticket Agent Manwaring has secured special rates for all who intend going on the New England road.
 Box 3s. corner of Grand and -Fielt sk. T new Gaffney block on Field~sfreet at on, o'clock to-day. The sefFfces of the fire men were not repaired. gasolene stow in the apartpsnts of E. N. Tolles on tb, third 9sof had exploded. but no damag wasdone.
 ri Mrs John Merz of South Main stree left this morning for New York and to morrow will take passage for Germany Mrs Merz's daughter Amelia went to th old country a short time ago for the bene fit of her health. A letter received Satur day stated that her condition was critica and Mrs Merz immediately made prepar ation to start there at once.
 The two stills and several other trap seized in the house on West Main street were disposed of this morning at publi auction by United States Marshal Lover i1ge. Marcus Hellmann bought the stocl for S7. NIT Hellmann said this afternoon that he did not know what use he woul, make of them. He may take out licens and go into the distillery business. On of the stiles is capable of turning out 15 gpnongs per day. MT Hellmann would lik ] | to arrange with some one to engage in th business with him.
 Upwards of sixty singers met yesterda afternoon in Lilley block and made tn final arrangements for the rehearsal of tn Chimes of Normandy" The ladies vii neet Monday, the gentlemen every Tues day and full rehearsal will be held Wei nesday evenings. The characters in tn !. opera will not be selected for one month and then the selections will be made froI those who have attended rehearsals. TC :, night at s o'clock the first rehearsal for tn a ladies will be held.
 The New York < New England Railroa Co will give an excursion to the Hudso . river tomorrow. the train leaving this cit at 05. The fare for the round trip, i1 cluding a sail down the riv on tn steamer City of Lawrence" is S1.3i The steamer is licensed to carry 500 pas sengers and as there will not be owe 500 in the party it will be seen that ther will be lots of room on the steamer so tha all may enjoy the five hours sale on tn beautiful Hudson.
 An officer of the Liquor Dealers assc ciation. speaking of the proposed stat convention of liquor dealers to be held i Bridgeport in August, said yesterday ths all arrangements were being made quietly ana most of the prominent dealers woul attend. He said further that it was th i ,tention to create if possible differer sentiment towards men in the liquor bus . ness. He said most people believed tbg a saloon keeper robbed man as soon a they could get him drunk. He held thi was not so. and said the state liquor me proposed to establish this fact in the put lie mind. and also to prove that the avel = age saloon keeper Is not law breaker.
 A milkman named Skerrit, belonging i Greystone, left his milk team in front ( the Gate house in Waterville yesterda afternoon while he delivered an order 1T side. When he returned he found th team gone- He followed and found th turnout pear one of the Italian shanties O top of the hill. When he tried his cas box he found that pocketbook containin $45 was missing. He left the team vher 1t was and walked to Waterville hotel an telephone d for Constable Rigney. whe ) the officer arrived a thorough search of th wagon was made. As the officer lifted th cushion the purse fell to the ground. Tn money was all right. Whoever had take it had become frightened and made a cI 1T in the cushion and inserted the purs, No one seemed to know who took the teal away.
 There was a fair attendance at the mee ing of the Waterbury Temperance ReforI n league in the opera house yesterday aftel noon- The meeting opened with singh by the choir. President Nichols ar