Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-16
CITY NEWS.

A six months old child of George Iuckey | of 5SO East Main street diedIthis morning. Miss Josie Donahue of Southington is the guest of Miss Fannie Miller of 2S1 Cherry street.
 Charles, the thirteen months old child of Edward Keenau of 1O4 Railroad Hill street, died this afternoon
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair, preceded by local showers tonight or to- morrow morning; warmer on Wednesday.
 Mrs Edward Barrett of IS Fuller street, and her brother. Stephen Donahue. have returned from a three months visit to Ire land.
 Robert Mcdonald, for drunkenness, was fined S1 and costs this morning. Michael Diskan got sl0 and costs for a similar ofense.
 Mrs Daniel s. Cassidy of South Leonard street left to-day for New York to spend few days with her daughter, Mrs Sarah Stevenson.
 Phelan is having a big sale of baking powder this week. The cause of it Is his special present, 'the ladies' friend" one with each pound.
 The superintendent of the Middletown alnshouse was in Waterbury to-day look iug over the new slmshouse. Middletown is to soon erect a mansion for the poor. The funeral of Mrs Mary J. Duffy will take place at , o'clock tomorrow after noon from her late residence. 5o5 Baldwin street. to St Patrick's church. Engene Mccarthy of East Main str eet fell from a fence this afternoon, breaking the humerus bone of his left arm. Dr Axtelle attended him.
 Miss Mary F. Smith assisted at the St T.. |. day evening and rendered one of her best selections in a manner which called for an encore.
 Thomas Wheelehan. boy about thirteen years old. residing on Scovill street. was playing with pistol yesterday afternoon when a cartridge passed through his finger. Dr Axtelle attended him.
 The case of Walker vs Ensign is being tried before jury to-day iu the district court. It Is an action to recover for a number of maps sold the defendant before he made an assignment.
 Charles Baumgartner and Miss Nellie Bradley were married this morning at the | church of the Immaculate Conception by the Rev Father Lynch. Miss Mary E. | Fitzpatrick was bridesmaid and Stephen 1 Bradley acted as best man. Tomorrow will be the first day for those | who desire to become naturalized. All desirous of securing full or second papers should avail themselves of this opportu. nifty. The court will be in session from g in the morning until in the afternoon. The Center district committee met last night and approved of the appointment oi Thomas F. Devine as principal of the Bank street school at salary of s1, 15O and of the appointment of Katherine L. I VI school.
 There are advertised letters at the post office for Miss Mary Tatem. Miss Lillie Gaylord. J. B; Pierpoint, Miss stella Guardner, John F, Ryan. Miss N. Garagh ty. Pat Killie. John Ryan. John Burnes 4. C. Gallaher. Jas Goodwin. Michae Mooney.
 full rehearsal of the drama "Boun by an Oath" will be held this evening 1T the St Joseph's T. A. rooms in the Lille, block. Rehearsals hereafter will be held every Tuesday and Thursday evenings anG Sunday afternoons.
 The City hall gang" have not yet re covered from the walloping they received at base ball in the contest with Merlden of ficials. the latter being aided by fire de pertinent battery. If it is not too late W, | would suggest game between represents lives of the Waterbury and Meriden fire departments and will wager a straw hat on our boys.
 D. H. Tierney to-day sold the propert, of William Grillsy, on Grand street, includ ing two stores and several buildings in tn rear. The purchaser is c. F. Downey an, the price paid is SI6,OOO. The propert, has a frontage of twenty-seven feet ol Grand street. averages about seventy five feet In the rear and is one hundreC and elghty-fve feet deep.
 At the adjourned annual meeting of tn Y. NJ c. A. held last night. President L J Atwood presiding. the following officer
 were elected: President, Earl Smith
 vice president. H. W. Scovill, third vic
 president, John Littlejohn. recording sec
 retary. A. D. Smith, treasurer. E. J. Steer
 directors for three years. A A. Blackman
 L J Atwood. s. S. Galley.
 The annual fair of St Cecilia's paris
 will be opened in the City hall to-morro, | evening and promises to be a success.
 stage entertainment of great merit will b
 A feature each evening. Prof Rudolph
 orchestra will furnish music for dancing
 Rev pr Martin hopes to net a handsom
 sum to meet the immediate expenses o
 the parish. Season tickets are fifty cent
 each. Single admission tickets fftee 1 cents.
 The New York Press yesterday printe
 dispatch from Richmond. V.. as follows
 "Fred c. Thomas. newspap-r reporter i I Norfolk, formerly of Waterbury, Con1 , Norfolk by two sons of W. F. Gregor, mayors clerk about whom Thomas ha - written some alleged ibelous articles
 The young men were arrested and fined Thomas was formerly Sunday Herald r, porter.
 , The best excursion of the season will b
 given by the New York and New Englan road to New York tomorrow, the specis tiain leaving this city at 6 o'clock Tn trip will be by the steamer Mary Powe from Newburgh. The steamer is heate , by steam and all arrangements have bee made for the accommodation of guest
 The fare for the round trip is s1 50.
 Dr Walter F. Hinckley has instituted qr
 warranto proceedings against l.. A. Pla
 to determine the lsttei's right to membe
 ship on the school board. At the T, eel I election 2.560 votes were cast for Willia
 Hinckley and 95 for Walter F. Hincklt making total of 2.655 all of which !. Hinckley claims were cast for him ar !, which is larger number than were give !. to MT Platt The case will be heard b = fore Judge Fenn. Saturday. f Mayor Kilduff and Registrar Hynes a " tended the democratic rally in New Hav, n last evening" The News says: Mayor E. a ward G. Kilduff of Waterbury, candida for secretary of state. was intro iuced = "the best mayor in the state" He spol !, of the strength of the state nominees '.s except myself." he modestly said. Ne e he set forth the principles ot the dem cratic platform, the state issues. and urg,
 all present to vote for the welfare of Co