Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-08
CITY NEWS.
Curran's bargain day tomorrow.

tives at West wardsboro. Vermont
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair weather, southerly winds.
 Miss Katie Becton. clerk at E. T. Fur ner X Cos store is spending her vacation in Bridgeport.
 Miss Annie Lawlor of East Main street is spending a two weeks vacation at South ford and Walnut Beach.
 The Misses Mary and Julia Shannahan of Mill street left to-day for a two weeks vacation with relatives in New Haven.
 P. H. Seery has added eight new pieces to the repertoire of his orchestion. An en- tire new programme will be given this evening.
 Mrs John L. McGuinness and Miss Mamie Flynn of River street are spending their vacation with friends at Jamesport. Long Island.
 A months mind mass will be celebrated at the church of the Immaculate Concep- | ton at $ o'clock tomorrow morning for the late Thomas Murnan
 Peter Ward. aged twenty-eight years. died at his residence. 261 River street. last night, of typhoid fever. The deceased leaves a wife and one child.
 The remains of Charles H. Dunn of Rock street were taken to Rochester, this morning, for burial. A large number of relatives accompanied the remains.
 The Waterbury base ball club will go to N .riden Saturday and try conclusions with tle local team. Manager Reilly has strong nine but they may not be invinci- ble.
 The funeral of the late Mrs Edward Nuttal took place from her late residence on Cherry street at 2:3O o'clock this after noon with services at the Hall Memorial chapel and lnterment in Riverside ceme- tery.
 J.T. Walker of p Cherry street, an employe of the Water bury Watch factory. left this morning on the New England road for Los Angeles. California, having been summoned there on account of the illness of his mother.
 John Moriarty and Miss Mary Barry | were married this morning at the church of the Immaculate Conception, Rev Father Ly nch officiating. The best couple were Micha el DJOlan. cousin of the groom, and Miss Della Barry, sister of the bride.
 Judge Lowe is making out papers to-day for an action to compel c. c. Chambers of the rat trap shop to produce the accounts of the late Dudley Moffitt, and show reason why he refuses to turn over the dead mans money to his brothers and sister. l Hc LOuI year Olu SUI OI -hlSudtl SdSt-N | of 51 Pleasant street fell out of the second story window this morning upon the flag pavement. Dr Donahue was summoned. | Fortunately no bones were broken. The principal injury the child sustained was a large gash in the head which required six | stitches.
 The excursion to Boston on Saturday will attract big crowd from Waterbury. When 1t Is considered that the fare, which is only S1 75. includes a trip by steamer to Nantasket beach or Nahant, with the privilege of remaining over Sunday but few people who want short vacation and a sniff of the salt air will let the opportu- nity pass. The special train will leave Waterbury at 7:10 a. m.
 Recent information in regard to the new postage stamp is to the effect that the colors may be changed as well as the de nominations. The new fifty-cent stamp will bear T portrait of Jefferson and the bust of Commodore Perry will appear on the dollar value. The portrait of John Marshall will be used on the two-dolla1 stamp and that of James Madison has been selected for the five-dOllar issue.
 Town Clerk McMahon has issued the mortuary report for July. It is as follows Diphtheria and crOup. l; typhoid fever. 2 dIArrhu4iI diseases under five years. Is | over uNt, 'p, COISuulp ptltn UT pnlHlSlS, pneumonia, ,; bronchitis ,; all disease, Of nervous sy>tem, 9: heart disease, f; ac ciient and violence ,: all other causes "x crpt stIll births, r.; total 63. The death. under years numbered 34 and still birth. 3.
 | The change of temperature recently from the most extreme warm weather ex perienCel l in years to a period of compara tive August coolness has caused an epi demic throughout the city and state. Tn, best physicians report that a sudden coo spell following close upon a period of in tense warmth has the effect of producln. severe attacks of cholera morbus. anC stomach troubles. There is no epideml, ill town. but the physicians say the case known are more severe than usual but no aS numerous.
 Regular dog day" weather this. 9h dog days" are so called from Sirius, tn most brilliant of the fixed stars in tn head of constellation Cauis Major, or th gl eater dog, and include the period iron July 3 to August II. During this period this star and the sun rise within the sam holr. and the ancIents who worshipped tn dog attributed the extreme of summer l. the influence in this constellation su perstition which has been perpetuated t, the present day in the use of this term.
 T. F. Costello of Torrington and Mis Josie Shannahan of this city were marie, at II o'clock this morning at the church O the Immaculate Conception by the Re Father Kennedy. The best couple wer M. J. IIarty of TOrrington and Nils ] | Bridget Shannahan of this city. After tn marriage ceremony the party We're drivel to the residence of Michael Harty O South Brooklyn, where a wedding will b held this afternoon and tonight Tn l,1 = and costly presents. Mir and Mrs COstell will reside at Torrington.
 Tomorrow night the American ban will give its first request concert on tn green. Several requests have been sen Tn for music which the band did not have but Director Eaton managed to procure al the pieces referred to which his selectio of music did not include and they are o the programme for tomorrow night as fo lows: March. Dunlap Commandery. Hall: overture. "Poet and Peasant, Suppe: ''Cocoanut Dance, Herman; waltz Loves Dreamland." Roeder; selectio from Martha" Flotow; ldyl, ''The Mi Tn the Forest" Eilenberg; grand Amer can fantasia. a picture of the north an south. Bendix.
 Quite a crowd collected in front of th ToStofice this morning before the openin hour and watched the frantic efforts of
 dog on the inside trying to make hIs e cape. He was up on the desk near tL front window busily demolishing the wi, dow curtain when first discovered. O the arrival of Frank Woolworth the an nal was released. How the dog got i there is A mystery. but iI is thought | was locked in last night when the offiC was being closed. Pieces of the curtai were strewn all around the floor. Fo
 tunately none of the letters were destroye, ,t although the dog dumped over a bask - filled with mail. No one claims to ow 7t the dog. not even Corporal Reilly.
 The New London Day urges the towI