Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-29
CITY NEWS.

Mantle, WAS dedicated tLis afternoon, Governor Morris firing the first shot.
 If you know of any democrat whose name Is on the ito be made" list induce him to go to the City hall now. After o'clock this evening It will be too late.
 No settlement has yet been reached be- tween the committee on public lands and Contractor P. E. Pierce in relation to the repairing of the walks on the green.
 Dr. Benedict was called Saturday after noon to attend the three years old daugh- ter of LeRoy washburn who fell through & glass door, inflictiDg a severe wound on her head.
 Bishop Cyrus D. Foss of Philadelphia, occupied the pulpit at the First Methodist church yesterday. and the Right Rev Bishop Lemuel II. Wells of Spokane, Washington, spoke at St Johns church.
 The employees of the Watch shop have organized a club under |, romantic name of the Elfnin Social club. The members will give a SC cial in Leavenworth hall Fri day night and promise tl,eir friends jolly time.
 The funeral services of stephen A. Cor nish were held at the residence of his son. O. W. Cornish, 20 Henry street. at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The remains were taken to Birmingham for burial this morn ing.
 The remains of Charles E. Fogg arrived in this city on the II o'clock train this morning and were conveyed to the Hall Memorial chapel when services were read by the Rev pr Davenport. Interment was in Riverside cemetery.
 Mary Beers, aged 65 years, died at the home of her daughter. Mrs Charles Green berg, S1 Union street, yesterday morning. The funeral will be held from the house at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. Inter- ment will be at Woodtick.
 The arrival of seven prisoners from New Haven and four from Fairfield county jalls | swells the total number of prisoners at Wethersfield to 404 the large st number that has ever been in the Irison. The previous largts st number Was 351. in 1885
 At 10:30 o'clock last evening the Rev R | 4. Nichols pastor of the Simonsville Bap- | tist church, became unconscious as the re- suit of congestion of the brain. About 1 | o'clock this morning he recovered con- sciousness. pr Hinckley was summoned and pronounced the patient out of danger.
 It Waterbury had no other claim to fame besides having the handsomest and most gallant newspaper colonels in the state, it could be satisfied. but it has. It can show pail of twins weighing twenty eight and half pounds at birth.-Ansonia | Sentinel.
 Louis Waas, brother of NJ. H. Waas, | came to Waterbury yesterday. He arrived from the old country on the City of New York Saturday. MT Waas is diamand cutter by trade and has been employed in London. He Is an expert at his business and will probably accepta position ln New York.
 The Waterbury DEMOCRAT thinks a hanging or two would have depressing effect on the new train robbing ind dIstry. It is parsdoXical, but true, that though its effects is the reverse of putting down, the elevation of hanging is anything but up lifting in a moral sense, even as far the lesson is concerned.-New London Tele- graph.
 | Owing to the stormy weather of last week. Rev Dr Martin has decided to con. tinue the fsir of St Cecilias parish until Saturday night. The programme for this evening is as follows; Clancy and Coulon in Irish special,ies; choruses from "Chime: of Normandy" Netter and Williams, blacl tourists. from the Parlor opera house The fair has been very successful.
 Mr and Mrs Charles Thatcher, Mrs F R Harris and Miss Minnie Harris of Eas Liberty street, arrived home from thei
 
 tion had been prepared in advance under the direction of the Mesdames DaviC Hunter. F. J. Rametti and R. G. Spiers and when the party reached the house i was filled with friends and sumptuou supper was in readiness.
 : Frederick R. Bissell of New Haven ha. retained counsel to bring suit against thu Waterbury Globe to recover S5,001 fo islander. In Saturdays edition of thu paper it was stated that Mir Bissell had col lected money for a number of people ant left town. The same article stated tha Bissell used other peoples money in riot ous living. Three or four more suits ar threatened because of the things said il [ the same issue.
 p Edward welch, Peter Sweitzer an, James McCabe were each fined s thi | morning for drunkenness. Della Delane
 was given thirty days in jail for the sam offense. James J. O'Brien. a minor. wa charged also with drunkenness. Superin tendent CombtIark of the Boys club spoke for him and said he was general ly good boy, that he has been taking car S of man suffering with the deliriur tremens and had drank some of the whis ky Judge Root suspended judgment on tha !. account.
 r. The suit of the Traut < Hine Manufac |
 Waterbury Buckle company, was begu
 before Judge Townsend in the Unite States court Saturday. The plaintiff a leges an infringement of patent on a sui bender ''cast of" and claims that the d. { fendant has made and sold 1000, ,OO least offs" since last March. The hearth | was on s motion for a preliminary 1T r junction to enjoin the defendant frol , manufacturing the article pending the sui O for damages and a permanent injunctio which the plaintiff is about to bring.
 Don't wait until the last minute to
 made voter. You may be crowded ou c The time to take the oath expires at o'clock this evening.
 At the regular monthly meeting of th :, St Joseph's Temperance society, held i their rooms in the Lilley block yesterda t afternoon. twenty new members were at
 mitted The society voted to enter into
 voting contest with the Woman's Cathol
 society at the fair of the Immaculate Cor
 ception parish, which will open the latte .- part of next month. One of the member
 said to-day that he knew they would n S stand a ghost of a show with the womeI '. still he thought it looked better for the bo.
 to accept the challenge and make the be
 of matters than show the white feath'
 when confronted with such an issue fro
 few women. November 26 will be tf
 anniversary of the society and the men . bers voted to keep open house all that da and want everyone to give them . call.
 Your vote may save the state to il
 democratic party. If your name is on tt \ "to be made" list don't neglect to registe VI M "A n e l-r- -mr- A- 4-N