Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-17
CITY NEWS.

I ply will meet tonight.
 After 6 o'clock this evening the Bronson library will be closed until further notice. A rehearsal of the Sacred Heart church at Mrs wolff's residence tonight.
 Miss Maggie Bricklsy of Wall street is l home after months vacation at Savin | Rock B. F. Reid and family of East Main | street are home after a vacation at Savin | Rock. Miss Alice Fitzpatrick of South Main street has gone on vacation to Old Point Comfort. A new serial will be commenced tc-mor- row, ''The Lone Inn is the title, and it is a good one.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair. warmer on Saturday; vii ds becoming southerly.
 A daughter vas born this morning to MT and Mrs Henry T. Walsh, 766 North Main street.
 Miss Maggie Brennan of Fuller street left to-day on a two weeks visit with friends Tn Stamford.
 | Miss Mamie Delaney. who has been visiting the family of Michael Brennan re- Irned to her home in Stamford. NJ. E. Payne. chief clerk in the New England freight office, is acting ticket agent in the absence of E. D. Manwaring. There was a valuable article left at Phe- lan's tra store last night. The owner can have it by giving the name of it. Phelan says he won't give any matches with it.
 Miss Maggie Shields, clerk at Curran's, has returned after two weeks vacation at Crescent Bluff. James Roland of the same firm is home after spending a week at Walnut Beach.
 Officer Mi .hael Sullivan a rested Albert Carpenter of Litchfield on Bank street to- day on warrant issued by the authorities of that place charging him with assault with intent to kill.
 The New England road will run bar gain day excursion train to Hartford and return on Monday. Round trip tickets from this city. good on any regular train. will sell for ninety-nine cents.
 Judge Bradstreet presided in the police court this morning. Julia Darlington for drunkenness was fined $7 and costs. Another woman who was in court for the same offense was allowed to go home because it was her first offense.
 There was a pleasant time in the rooms of the Rose Hill Social club last night. John J. Cronin. the retiring president, rendered a complimentary banquet to the boys and with singing. reciting and speechmaking all spent a very enjoyable evening.
 Malvina May Rodier. daughter of MT and Mrs Joseph Rodier of Mill Plain, and Ernest Edward Welton of East Farms were married at Mill Plain chapel last evening by the J. H. McCracken. The church was filled with relatives and friends of the contracting parties.
 One hundred and thirty waterburians went on the excursion to Niantic to-day by way of Bridgeport. The grange excursion Waterbury. The former advertised in the DEMOCRAT. the latter did not. See the point
 Alexander von Humboldt Lodge, N. E O. F.. will hold picnic to morrow at New pond CBelleview LakeI ZwiebeIs farm, for members and their friends commencing at p. III. Busses will go from the center, the first one leaving at 10 o'clock.
 Robbie Russell, the 11-years old son of Robert Russell of Winsted, has been miss ing since Saturday and the police have been notified. It IS supposed that he has run away from home. 4 lad answering his description was seen walking on the Naugatuck tracks several days ago. = head. d for Waterbury.
 he funeral of James Miuehan of Wa tertown took place this morning to St. J Johns church in that place, where A mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev. J. H. ODonnell Interment was in Calvary , cemetery. The pallbearers were George McNulty, Thomas Hennessy. James Win. ters. Bartholomew Flynn, Patrick Collins . and John Kennedy.
 The cellar of Curran's dry good store }. was flooded by the rain storm of WedDes- day night and goods damaged to the ex tent of about S20O. Most of the goods can be dried and will be as good as ever " The clerk who discovered the water in tho cellar won't be apt to forget it for some tune. He went down after some good. ' and before he knew what was the matter found himself to his knees in water.
 The greatest trio of champion horses il the world will form part of the Adam Forepaugh shows. They are Filemaker the champion high jumping horse; Juplter the champion high jumping pony, anC Evergreen. the champion park and saddl, horse. They will be exhibited by Nm, Marantette, herself the champion horse woman of the world. These horses ar the official record holders and their records can be found in any of the all-horse reccr, books. They will be here on September l
 The committee of the Connecticut Medr cal society held four examinations iu Jul, in which three candidates for the practice ot medicine. surgery and obstetrics pre- sented themselves. One was passed anC two were rejected. Eight candidates fo the practice of midwifery presented, o which six passed and two were rejected The Connecticut Eclectic Medical associ alton committee has held and examination at which one candidate for practice O medicine. surgery and obstetrics ore scented himself, but was found not qual flied.
 Christie Siebert, salesman for the Singe Manufacturing Co, lost a valuable hors last night. The animal was hitched to
 post in front of the property of Charle
 Miller on Buckingham street, whel Charlie Gillette and a boy drove past in donSey eart, with a lantern swinging fror V the cart. MT Sieberts horse becam frightened and with one jerk tore up th
 post and dashed down the street Turn 10 Ing into Cook street he fell against an iro
 fence, breaking one of his legs in tw places. The carriage was badly smashe sd up. Humane Agent Gillette killed tn ,n animal.
 nt The union picnic of the A. O. F. of 4
 on the West Eud grounds tomorrow after
 noon Is sure to draw a large crowd. Anon
 the principal features of the days fun vi
 be sparring match between Mike Burn
 ot Naugatuck and Ike Williams of Bridge
 port. and a six round contest betwee Tommy Burns and Nelson F. Flanigan c - this city A Naugatuck base ball tear ts will cross bats with a nine made up c . Waterbury players. Special cars will b . run from here to Naugatuck by the TraG 7. tlon company for the accommodation 0
 those who will wait until the picnic Is ovel
 The cars will leave the grounds at 1
 o'clock. Dillane's orchestra will furnis
 music and Professor Pole will prompt.
 street parade will lse held at o'clock i