Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-25
CITY NEWS.

 Concordia hall tonight. A good time is assured all who attend.
 The condition of Street Inspector E. B. Kelley is much improved to-day and 1t Is expected that he will be out in short time.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Rain to-day and tonight. followed by fair weather; easterly winds shifting to southerly; warmer Friday evening
 H. F. Joslin, formerly with Kelly the baker. has connected himself with the Met ropolitau Manufacturing Confectionery Co. at POT Bank street, whose speciality is pun @ candies made daily.
 James O'Donnell of 79 South street. an employe at Benedict < Burnham's. re- celved bad cut on the great toe of the left foot while at work this afternoon. Dr Frost attended him.
 A meeting will be held at o'clock to- night at the residence of Mrs J. Rogers, 24 Maple street. at which MT Harding will orsaL ize class for the study of theoso- phy. All interested in the subject are in- vited to be present.
 Hon Timothy D. Sullivan, NJ. P. and ex-Iord Mayor of London, arrived in New Haven yesterday afternoon. He was en- tertained by the local Irish societies and last evening he addressed an audience at the Hyperion theatre
 Herbert Brown. boy about seventeen years old, an employe of the City Msnu featuring Co at Benedict < Burnham's, cut the end off the index finger of his right hand while at work on a foot press yesterday afternoon. Dr Fr st attended him.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Sullivan will take place at S;30 o'clock to morrow morn- ing from her late resistance, 263 Baldwin street. to the church of the Immaculate Conception. The deceased was the mother of Mrs Mortimer Healey. Cor nelius. Michael and the Misses Aggie and Alice Sullivan.
 | fined S1 and costs this morning Edward | Mooney was fcunk lying drunk in a gutter last night and brought. into the station i by hack driver. He was fined B. | Charles Anderson, for drunkenness. was | fined S5. The case gGinst John Brown | was again continued uLtil tomorrow morning.
 How much will the dnm at the west branch weigh when everything connected with it Is finished ?' was asked of City En- gineer Cairns this morning. 1t would not be safe to put it on any scales in Wa terbury," was the answer. When the
  tons, so that there is no danger of any of the farmers up there coming along and | stealing It at night"
 George B. Slocum and Miss Estella w Minor were married yesterday afternoon | at the residence of the brides parents | MT and Mrs Harris W Minor, 22 Division street. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. G Davenport. Mir and Mrs Slocum left on an afternoon train for a shcrt wedding trip. They will reside at P Division street.
 There are advertised letters at the post office for Miss Zuna Atwood, Mise A. A. Adams. Belle Anderson, Miss Bridget Barry, care of Mary King. Miss Hannah Curry. Miss Kittie Ferrer, Mrs Rose Hou- ton. Mrs Anson W. Johnson. w. Chester Judd. Miss Bridget Kearney, E. J. McCor- mack. Eite Pisacretes, Mrs J. Quinn, John J. Sullivan. Miss Anna Simpson, Geo. Thompson. Miss Kate Voss. | Daniel Jones. brakeman on the wes:- | ern division of the New York X New Eng l md road, was taken from the New England house in East Hartford, where he has boarded. to the Hartford hospital yester- day. His peculiar actions for the past few days led the hotel people to believe that mental trouble was developing. but Dr O'Connor pronounced the case as show ing strong symptoms of typhoid fever.
 Karl Guyer, aged 64 years. one of Wa terbury's we'll known and respected Ger man citizens, died yesterday afternoon. For twenty years the deceased was leader of the Concordia Singing society. when he was succeeded by Professor Bartlett. He | was also a member of the Harmonic l Benevolent association. He was at one time employed in the tube mill at Bene- diet X Burnhsm's. The funeral will take from John Moriarty's undertaking rooms
 Another big crowd attended the Si Cecilias fair in City hall last night. The stage performance was good and the audi. ence enjoyed an evening of rare amuse ment To night James Strong and Mss | B. CoCgan will render a vocal duet and Nil Mulligan will appear again in Irish specialties and dances. The Parlor opera house company will also contribute to the evenings enjoyment Go E. Hiberniar Rifles. will attend the fair in body to night and will probably give an exhibition drill.
 Constable O'Brien yesterday served papers of attachment on John w. Gaffney X Go in a suit for SIG, ,000 brought by At rney John F. Healey of Hartford in favol of Thomas White. Nho was injured il the employ of John w Gaffney X Co. Tn. Travellers Insurance Go of Hartford fur nished a bond of s10, ,0OO and released tn, attachment. The case will in all proba bility he settled. The Travellers Compan, have insured Gaffney X Co against inj juriei to their employees and will undoubtedl, settle the case.