Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-20
CITY NEWS.

cooler on Friday, scuthwesterly winds.
 The family of Judge George H. Cowell have returned from their summer residence
 at Walnut Beach.
 Voters attention is called upon in Phelsn's advertisement and he says the
 A. P. A. should also read it.
 Judge Ellis Phelan and Matthew Wallace | were appointed commissioners on the es.
 tate of 4, E. Frisbie to-day.
 There was lots of water at the new reser. voir last night. At one time it was almost
 to the top of the dam, a height of about 1 twenty feet.
 De sure and keep your boys and girls in
 neat and durable shoes now that they are
 attending school again. E. J. Finn makes
 a speciality of school shoes.
 Constable O'Brien replevied the insolvent
 sock Of Benjamin Sedgwick to-day from
 the trustee. Charles A. Belden. A bond
 Of S6. OOO was furnished to secure the stock Constable Brzezinski has disposed ot
 nearly all the stock and fixtures of Poss.
 ners ice cream saloon on South Main
 street. The goods inventoried about $50.
 Mayor kilduH and the members of the
 water committee will make a tour of in-
 speciion along the pipe line tomorrow,
 S arting from City hall at 10 o'clock in the l morning.
 Nicolo Lucia and Miss Marie DeCarlo
 wer- married in the Sacred Heart church
 this morning by the Rev Father Treanor.
 The witnesses were Philip Mazrillo and l Miss Mary Rocco.
 W. G. Austin and John P. Lawlor, who
 have been running livery business under
 the name of w. G. Austin have dissolved
 partnership The business will be con-
 ducted hereafter by John P. Lawlor.
 hearing on the petition of the Bristol
 X Plainville Traction Go, for permission to
 cross the tracks of the New England road at Forestville. WAS given in Hartford this afternoon by the railroad commissioners
 Decision was reserved
 William Orbel. aged 46 years. died at the hospital this morning. The remains were removed to Undertaken York's nor- Gue. The deceased was A member of the Lyra Singing society. The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock Sunday morning.
 The railroad commissioners yesterday issued an order directing the railroad com panies running through Waterbury to sub- init plans and layout for a new union rail- road station in Waterbury. at the office of the commission in the capital by Novem- Der 13.
 Daniel kiefer of this city received ninety-seven votes for comptroller on the hrst ballot in the state convention at Hartford yesterday. He was Dominated by Judge Cowell. Charles E. Turner was elected member of the state central com mittee from the fifth district.
 General orders No 20 were issued from the adjutant generals office this afternoon. They provide for a rife match for each regiment and separate company of the C. fn ha Lzrl
 Mantle at date in October to ba fixed by General Haven.
 The amateur Thespiaa club will hold a oanquethnd sociable in Qnigley's hall to- hlSht. About fifty members will be pres ent. and every preparation has been made 10 give all an opportunity 10 spend the evening Tn most agreeable manner. Most of the panty will be invited guests.
 Don't jump of the trolley cars while they are Tn motion. It Is dangerous nod to the conductor and the car will be stop ped Tn jIffy. An East Main street man jumped from moving car Tuesday even ing and landed heavily cn his face, receiv ing jagg'd cut and makiDgwork for the doctor Thr, e stitches fixed hum up. but he might have fared wurse,
 The street inspector has big batch of 1 sidewalk Cases which will be presented to Prosecuting Attorney Russell in A few nAys, unless the owners of property abut- l ung such walks proceed at once to comply 1 with the order of the court of common 1 Tn relation to the putting down of | walks The law day has passed in all these cases and the city is determined to l compel all such people to do The work be- fore the winter sets in.
 dispatch from Washington announces that by direction of General Schofield Captain M. Thompson. Twenty-fourth infantry. has been ordered 10 proceed to | hartford and report in person to the gov ernor of Connecticut for duty pertaining to the National Guard. This position was formerly filled by Captain Bowen, but has been vacant since he was called away to loln his regiment. Several names had been suggested for the position.
 The local republican ward caucuses will be held tonight at the following places. first ward. police court room; second "aru. district court room; third ward, re- puohcan cub rooms; fourth ward. com mon council chamber. Each caurns will ward officers and elect delegates to town, city and school conventions, the nrst and third wards being entitled to three delegates each. the second to four and the fourth to txo.
 revised mile age report of the Na,r ork. New Haven X Hartford railroad has Inst been prepared and copies will be pre- 'ented to the einterstate-commission and to l the boards of railroad commiss,oners in whose states the road runs. It ann.ars nat the total mileage is 2,0l7 30 miles of nam track and 5l3 95 miles of sidipgs. The company also has P g miles of track ignts' over which they pay an annual 'ental for the privilege of running their rains. which gives the company grand otal of 2,O39. 63 miles of railroad and of rack rights.
 Town Health Officer O'Hara was co, a5 his afternoon to South Leonard street to investigate complaint against one of the esldents of that street who, it is claimed. las had dead horse in his barn for the 'ast lew days. The health officer is re- oiSed to make an example of someone for : uch violation of the health law. Ouite a { ood many horses have died in Waterbury , his summer and it is a we'll known fatt E nat most ot .hem have been buried in $ laces where the public would not allow uch were 1t known. But then the oues- ,on hatursly comes up, what can the q Wnrr Of a horse do in such a case? 2 Suit was brought to-day against the town I bfistol by Thomas Clark. administrator 4 or the estate of Mrs Nancy Bailey. to re. r over damages for her death. The snit ia | 'r o,OOO damages, and other suits were p rought as follows: By Maria Bailey. for h } 'OOO' for two broken legs, and by Irving h alley for s2, 800. for a broken arm. All lese parties lived in Higganum, and last nne were driving from Bristol to their ome when they met with an accident hlch resulted in the suits. They were pproaehing the bridge about a half mile W on on nIlstol. known as the elevated rail 
 1ghtened at the noise made by an engins long freigh. train on the New Enc s nd road. The horse ran and threw inc s 'mpialnants out on some rocks inst ha-