Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-11
CITY. NEWS.
Wang" at the opera house tonight.

 cooler, westerly winds.
 Go to the opera house Thursday even ing, September 20. and laugh and grow fat.
 Charles F. Brewster of Watertown has accepted a position with B. Shoninger X Co.
 Mary ,McCormick of New York city is visiting her cousin, Wi ham Mccormick of 8 Charles street.
 Kate Magner was in a drunken condi- ton driving a team around town, when she was taken to the station.
 The contracts for building the new I. O. O. F. ball has been awarded to Tracy Brothers and Chatfield X Chatteld.
 Mrs Henry Capel of North Adams. Mass, Is visiting her son-in-law, E. E. F. Me Mahon. at 69 Abbott avenue, for a few days.
 Michael Mulholland. aged forty-three, died at his residence. 459 Etst Main strt ct, last night. The funeral will take place at 30 tomorrow morning.
 Dennis Capazzute of 164 East Main street who is suffering from dropsy was re- moved to the hospital to-day in Cnder- t ker Mulville's ambulance Byt e deat of Miss Elizabeth Gillette of Wlnsted on Saturday. exEditor l.. c. Pinuey is left over S10O.OO0. Relatives will probably contest the will
 Miss Nellie Donahue and Terrence F. Carmody will appear in Twenty Minutes Under an Umbrella" at the Sacred Heart church entertainment Thursday. Septs h. Der 20.
 \ clerk in the L. Valentine Cos paint shop on Grand street fell down stairs to- day inflicting an ugly cut in his arm. Dr Frost attended Eim and put eight stitches in the g4sh.
 Exchange of reserved sat tickets for coupons for the Sacred Heart church en- tertAinment will begin Monday. September r., at Reynolds drug store. East Main street. ttormerly M. F. Daly's)
 John W. Crossan was arrested for steal l ing tools from G. $. Chatfield. When his ouse in Hot Meadows was searched. tools from the Pin shop and Holmes. Booth X Haydens' were found there. with the others
 Three blacksmiths, emI loved by John LOucks. went on a drunk srsterday and on strike at the same time. To day they tried to interfere with workmen who took their places sand two ot the n were ar rested, Hank Gallagh. and George Desker.
 There Is water famine on North Elm street to-day, between Spark and Water streets. A big break in the main pipe near the junction of kiugsbury and North Elm street which occurred this morning neces- sitated the shutting of the water in that section.
 Ticket Agent E. D. Manwaring has re- ceived the September number of The Pilot paper issued in the interest of the Old Dominion line Steamship company. It is l filled with interesting matter for those contemplating a trip. Call at the New England station and get a copy.
 Cards of invitation are ont for the Zunder-Weil wedding at the Court street synagogue, New Haven, on Thursday, Septt mber 20. More than 500 invitations have been sent out and the affair will be one of the most brilliant gatherings of the season. The contracting parties are we'll known and have many friends and | acquaintauces here.
 The funeral of Mrs Ann Dillon took piece from her late residence. 64S East | Main street. to the church of the Sacred Heart at S:30 o'clock this morning. A mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev F. ] Murphy. The pallbeLrers were Henry CorIdrE. john F. Friend. Martin Mitchell. Patrick Carlin. Interment was III St Us. ph's cemetery.
 LiIcClu camp. Sons of Veterans. gave an entertainment and sociable in QuIgley hall last night, There was piano duet by the Misses Cavanaush and Gallagher and Miss Belle Stevens recited. Messrs Butler and Shultz rendered vocal duet and Miss Northrop sang with good effect Risslands srchestra furnished music for the dancers and Professor Farrell prompted
 An alarm of fire was sent in last night from box 47. at the corner of Washington and South Main streets. The firemen re- spOndrd promptly but when they reached that place It Was learned that their services were not Uerled. The fire was discovered in the barn of Terrence Coughlin. at 6i Washington strrst. but was extinguished ed before 1t gained enough headway to dU 1 much harm.
 The clambake committee of the Quin l biPiack association have made "A host oi preparations for the big outing of the or. sahizAtIon at Pawson park tomorrow. | The prelImin ny orders given for food are enormous and every body will be allotted q full slice of the banquet. Covers WIll he laid for about 4n0. A big dtlrgatinn will attend from thIs city as many invitation, have been received
 Governor Morris has appointed Dr liar. mon G Howe and Dr Joseph Root oi Hartford a commission in insanity to cx. anime four c-nVicts at the state prison Tee ported hy Warden Woodbridge to be iu. sane. The men are: Silvato Barretr. John Mcintyre. John Castagnetto. of New Haven and John Brooks Ba'rtto and Brooks are ia bad condition. McIntyrs k suffering from religious monomauia and CastGgnetto has melancholia.
 The trolley i: giving good satisfaction ir Bridgeport and the cars are being patron iZrd so that it was necessary to put Or three extra cars Sunday on the Main ana State street lines. The cars are run on q four minute headway. Waterbury, how ever. Las to be content with a twenty minute headway on one of its principal streets. The Traction company woul please the public if more cars were put or and closer connections made at Center square. The service in the city is hardly any better now than when the horses wert used Perhaps the company will give u better service later. Let us hope so.
 The full particulars of the shooting o young Chatfeld in Aiken, S c, were re ceived by the DEMOCRAT to-day. Wednes day night August 20. young Chatfeld auC a companion named Otis Walpole, starte for show. which was being given in Aiken Walt ole left young Chatfield for a shor time and when he returned Walpo'e aske, Chattield where he went to as he haC waited for him Chatfeld swore at Wal pole and said he had not waited for him James l. Wingard was an officer neal the show gate and hearing Chattield swea he came up to him, and told him if b, swore again he would put him in the guard house. Chatteld replied "all right anC stepping back began talking to a negro named Chavons. Wingard suspected h, was trying to borrow pi tol from tn, negro and stepping up to Chatfeld said What are you trying to borrow pisto from d-negro for. Chatield replied am not after a pistol Jim. You are l d-liar rsnIIed tha naEcar Nor, Iio i,