Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-06
CITY NEWS.

lIltAus III tulS SAtgs
 Mrs A. Dallas and two sons are spending a week at woodmont.
 Mir and Mrs Charles McPrang of New York city are visiting Miss Mamie Flynn of River street.
 General S. W. Kellogg and Presiden Elton of the Waterbury Brass Go are on a fishing expedition in Quebec.
 The board of health met yesterday after noon and approved monthly bills to the amount of S461.
 The Rev James c. O'Brien of the Sacred Heart church, Bridgeport, is visiting the Rev Hugh Treanor.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Gen orally fair, except a shower or TWO to-day, cooler, northerly winds.
 There will be a meeting of the St Alloy sius drum corps at 7:30 tonight A full attendance is requested.
 Carpenter Horace E. Frisbie made an assignment this morning in the probate court, naming William J. Schlegel as trus- tee. The hearing will be held September 8.
 Francis l.. Fitzpatrick, Charles R, Bauby. Charles P. Rush and Martin Mitchell left yesterday for Worcester. Mass, to enter the college of the Holy Cross.
 Robert Smith, the infant son of MT aud Mrs B. J. Smith. of 46 Baldwin street. died this morning. This funeral took place at o'clock this afternoon. Interment was in St Joseph's cemetery.
 John Leary. aged 55 years, died at his residence, 26S Dublin street yesterday afternoon. The funeral will take place to- morrow morning at S:30 o'clock in the church of the Sacred Heart
 Artist Lewis D. Benton and family, of Highland avenue, with Miss Josephine Wirth. will sail on Saturday. on MT Ben tons yacht, Susie B., for various points in the South Sea. The trip will last prob- ably two years.
 Owing to the long drought and light supply of feed, mIlk dealers in some parts of the state are trying to advance the price of milk to eight cents a quart--the winter price. Down in Derby. the customers struck, threatened to use condensed milk. and the dealers backed down.
 Harvey ". Smith of Jacksonville, Fla, and Miss Marian E King of this city, were married at 3:3O o'clock yesterday after noon at the residence of the brides parents. MT and Mrs F.. W. Hough, 21 Crane street by the Rev F. NJ. Hollister The couple will reside in Jacksonville.
 Evariste O. Barette and Mrs Mary Gill man were married yesterday morning at the Sacred Heart church by the Rev F. J. Murphy. The best couple were Louis c. Archambault and Miss Kittie Collins of New Haven. 4 reception and wedding breakfast followed. MT and Mrs Barette left for wedding trip to Canada.
 Long runs have become common in New York but that of "Wang" stlll leads in an operatic way. It was played 250 times at the Broadway theatre. Proportionally successful was 1t in other cities, it having been given in Chicago sixty, in Philadel- phia fifty and in Boston forty times. Wang" will visit Waterbury next week
 Town Clerk McMahon filed his mortuary report to-day for the month of August. Only 51 deaths were on the months record, classified as follows: Diphtheria and croup, ?; whooping cough, ?; typhoid fever. l.; diarrhRal diseases under five. I3: over five ?; consumption or phthisis, ,: pneumonia or lung fever. 3; bronchitis, ?; all diseases of the nervous system, ,; heart disease, 3; accident and violence. ?: all other causes except still births, II: total "l- Deaths under five. 2G; still births. G.
 The summary process writ of E. R. Lampson vs Frank Miller X Co was tried before Justice Griggs and a petty jury of
 
 the jury: C. Hauser, NJ. Gr.llr. E. C. Chipman. W. Williams and J. F. Phelan. Tie case fingered on the validity of lease. The jury were out three quarters of aD hour, when they returned with verdict for the plaintiff. Justice Griggs delayed his decision until Saturday. when an appeal will bs taken, on A writ of error Burpee for plaintiff, O'Neill for defsn- dants
 The marriage of Frank G. Huber, clerk at the Cnlted States hotel on Grand street ard Elizabeth Kirschbar m, was celebrated at the home of the bride, 20 Grove street yesterday afternoon. RevJ. H. McCracken performed the ceremony. Herman Kierel and Miss Lillian R. kirschbaum acted as best man and bridesmaid respectively. with Miss Anne Kirsch baum as flower girl Surrounded by large number of relatives and friends and amidst beautiful decora- tons the couple were joined in wedlock. After bounteous bridal feast, amusements reigned galore, until the departure of Mir and Mrs Huber on their wedding trin They will reside at Is Adams street. on their return.
 The democratic town committee held a meeting last night and discussed the mat ters pertaining to the coming primaries. some days ago the town committee de- cld+d to fix the d'te us Friday evening September II. but this Is in conflict with the rules recently adopted. which Saws that primary should be held on Friday ot the second week proceeding the fist Monday in October of each year, which would b.. this year. September Fl, and as the state cen. Tal committee has ordered that the pri- marles for the election of delegates to the state convention be held at least seven days before said convention, 1t will be seen that the rules conflict with the arrange ment of the state cenoral committee At the meeting last night Secretary Shana- han was instructed to lay the matter be- fore Secretary Brown, of the state central committee. with the idea of getting the authority of the state central committee to hold the primaries on the 14th
 Thieves were busy around town last night. but from all that can be learned they were not rewarded with much looty. The window in the rear of c. L. Rogers meat market. on East Main street, was broken and an entrance effected. An un- successful attempt to open the money drawer was made. The store was burglarized couple of months ago and money taken to the amount of SlO. Since that time very little money has been left in the store over night. Last night the drawer was pried half open. but the thieves must have been scared away, for the sixty cents change left there last night was not taken. The meat marked of The dore Oliver on South Main street was also visited. Here the wire screen on the tran som over door in the rear of the building was cut wide enough to admit one to enter the store. Then a door was forced open by the use of a cleaver. There was Si 30 on the desk but whoever called did not happen tn See it. When one of tle