Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-06
CITY NEWS.


1t will be published tomorrow.
Special forecast for Considerably
fair, stationary temperature, northwesterly
winds.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs William
w. Leonard of as North Elm street this
morning.
Selectmen Pinney and BOughton aad
Clerk Belden went to Hartford to-day to
men of Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs Balthas Schlegel will leave
this week for a visit of several weeks to
their daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs
d. NJ. Ireland, Detroit. Mich.
Edward ]. Arata, aged nine months.
died at the residence of his parents. Sc
French street. this morning. The funeral
will be held at O'Clock tomorrow after
noon.
The coffee house committee will hold
meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A. building to-
night Among the different subjects to
come before the meeting is the matter of
A name for the new coffee house.
Charles Cavauaugh was arrested on the
Brooklyn bridge by Officer Ahern yester-
day afternoon for drunkenness and indie
cent exposure. This morning he was
fined 81 and costs on each complaint
Edward l.. Rabtoy and Elizabeth
Geicler we've married this afternoon at 3
O'Clock by the Rev DIR Martin in St
Ceciias chapel. Many friends were pres
ent. The best couple were Robert Culbert
and Alice Geisler.
Twenty mep. who last week were dis
charged from the New York & New Eng
land railroad repair shops at East Hart
ford. were restored this morning, and
others added The indications are that
the long period OF inactivity in the shops
Is passing ava
Harry q. Dodge, of the firm of George
L. Dodge < Son. and Miss Grace Cross,
daughter of Alderman f. f. Cross, were
married this afternoon at $50 ut the Bap-
fist church by the Rev William z. Elsdon.
The young couple will leave on the even
inc tram for a weeks bridal tour.
tThe appraisers have adjusted the Conlcn
Brothers insurance and the stock, of Will. h
there WAS large quantity taken from the
ruins. will be put on sale Saturday of this
week III the store on South Main street.
opposite Scoyill street, lately occupied by
. BTien, the baker.
The arguments in the case of Thomas
Ahern, charged with assault on Attorney
John Nj. Sweeney and wife, of Naugatuck.
were finished yesterday afternoon. The
jury were out Just seven minutes and re-
turned with verdict of guilty. Judge
Root fined Ahern $25 and costs. amount
ing in all to 5000. which was paid.
Miss Catherine E. Conway of Boston.
assistant editor of the Pilot, has accepted
an invitation to speak in this city, under
the auspices of the Young Ladies sodality.
The date will be either July 3 or 8. 1t is
~ A., So
Catholic reading circles will tender re-
ception to Miss Conway. who is president
Of the John Boyle O'Reilly circle of
Boston.
@@Dr William Coe Holmes, well known
been an inmate OF the Griswold Institute
at Derby for several days under treatment
for the morphine habit, escaped from that
institution Monday and has not since been
heard from. Relatives were in this city
last night in quest of him and left de-
scriptlon with the local police in the hope
that they might succeed in finding him e.
New Haven Courier.
The spring meeting of the Naugtuck
Valley association will be held in the High
school building Saturday. beginning at 9:15.
i he programme Is as follows: Color"
Many Dana Hicks director of Normal art
classes, Boston: discussion, opened 10y +.
W Scrip ture, Pm u. Yale university: Co
ordination VI Studies in the Elementary
School. ClAreace f. Meleney, professor of
the science and art of teaching. principal
OF TIE school Of observation and practice,
Teachers college, New York.
The annual meeting of the Connecticut
Vet rinary association was held in DR.
BANDS Office yesterday. The following
ofS.s .l.ef.l- lsraS51ant
of New Haven; first vice president. E. Ii.
StorrS of Wilhmantic; second vice presi-
dent, Harrison Whitney of New Haven;
secretary. II. f. Bates os Waterbury;
treasurer. Nathan Tibbals of New Haven;
censorS. f. c. Ross of New Haven, ]. f..
Gardner of Hartford. Thomas Bland of
Waterbury. E. NJ. Berklev of Meriden and
II. w. Elliott of Ansonla. DIR Gardner
read a paper on Tuberculosis in Cattle"
Patrick Maroney of Naugatuck. who had
4 ca before the jury here yesterday for
violating the license law which was ad-
Iourned until this morning. was seriously
injured while driving home from Water
bury. The horse became unmanaSeable
and near Union City Maroney was thrown
ont. He was picked up unconscious and
taken 10 his home. This morning DIR De-
laney sent word to Prosecuting Attorney
htAAN-E luil haEOuNN was sun 1EOll
conclusion of the brain and the case went
over - the next term of the court. Four
cases were ready to be tried this morning
lut as Judge Root had passed Judgment in
the police court and Judge Bradsreet was
not here they went over until tomorrow
morning.
A quiet home wedding was celebrated mt
the residence Of Mr. and Mrs Samuel NJ.
Sptrry. Il Kendrick avenue, this MOI ming
At 10 o'clock, when their daughter May
was married to William Z. Wallace. Rev
Father TreanOr performed the ceremony.
Only the immediate relrtives of the family
were present The house was beautifully
decorated with potted plants. After the
ceremony a short reception was held and
the young couple left on the 1850 train
for two weeks trip to Washington and
Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs Wallace on
their return will live at II kendrick
avenue. They were the recipients of
many beautiful presents, among them
being two oak rockers from the clerks of
Reid 4 Hughes, where the young couple
are employed, and solid silver tea
set from the Acme club, of which the
groom was popular member.
The state convention of the A 0. H.
will open in Danbury to-Light. There
will be ball followed by banquet, but
the main part of the business will be
transacted tomorrow. The delegates will
leave here on the sos train on the New
England road. Tickets for the round trip,
good until Saturday. 81. There will be a
special car for the delegates and their
friends. The fare will be the same to all
who may desire to go to Danbury to-mor-
row. The delegates are as follows: DivIs-
ion No /. John E. Finley, Thomas Lynch,
Thomas Luddy. Peter Murphy and James
Meagher; No 2, W. C Keenan,, Thomas
Mulvaney, James VI. Lynch, John F. Gal
win and James A. Hynes; No 8, James
Thompson. James p. Morris, Edward
keenan,. Edward Maloney and John
Clafey; No 4, Daniel Altman. Timothy
Sullivan, John Butler, William Dooley and
John II. Moran; No 5. P. F. Bannon,
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