Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-12
CITY NEWS.

The police commissioners met last night put adjourned without transacting any business.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair, stationary temperature. winds becoming | 
 The funeral of Mrs Owen B. Birch will ! be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from 133 West Main street.
 The annual parish fair of the church of the Sacred Heart will open in November at City hall
 The members of the Peoples party, both clubs, will hold a joint meeting in G. A. R. hall this evening.
 Tomorrow being firemen's day, Pro lessor Bovine will not open his dancing school. It will be open on Friday even- ing.
 A 75c bread and cake knife given away free, to all purchasing l pound T. N. tea or P. baking powder. A. X. P. Tea Co. See OUT adv.
 The auction sale of the estate of Lynch X O'Rourke has been postponed from Mon day September 1h to Thursday. September 13 at o'clock.
 Mrs Fallon of Lee. Mass, is visiting her daughter and sons, Mrs J. P. Nugent and John F. and William H. Fallon of 64 Gen. tral avenue.
 Robert G Green of New York and Miss Annie B. Nichols of this city were married last night at the home of the brides mother. Mrs l.. L. Nichols. Is Fairview street. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr Anderson.
 H. c. Spring. the genIal medical stu dent who has been in the office of Dr Frost for the past few months. left this afternoon to spend few days at his home in Bristol, preparatory to starting for Washington to resume his studies at the Columbia college.
 Raffel Donza, a contractor at the Branch has skipped out and this morning about 75 Italians who worked for him crowded into Constable O'Brien's office and presented their bills. In all Donza owes his men about $500 They VOW vengeance on him if they meet him.
 The Waterbury One Price Clothing Co has received the agency for the Guarantee Tailoring Go of New York city and can now make pants to measure from g to SS, stiff hat at S1. Also agents for Young Brothers celebrated Broadway hats.
 The New York X New England railroad excursion to FIshkill and Newburgh, on Saturday. will be pleasant and profitable OAc. AL cACuEslOulSlS VIII board the st. amer City of Lawrence, of the Norwich line. for a sail up to Pough- keepsie and then down to West Point.
 Edward Kiernan and Miss Mary Fitz- patrick were married this morning at the church of the Immaculate Conception by the Rev P. J. Kennedy. The best couple were: Miss Hattie Long and Thomas McCann. reception followed at the home of the brides parents on Maple street. after which MT and Mrs Kiernan left for wedding trip to Boston.
 William F. Derwin of John street. a prominent member of the Catholic Liter ary association, and Miss Annie T. Farrell were married at 10 o'clock this morning at St Francis church, Naugatuck, in pres ence of a large number of relatives and friends. Miss Rosetta Farrell, sister of the bride. and John T. Derwin, brother of the groom. acted as best couple. Mir and Mrs Derwin left for a wedding trip to New | York.
 John Gahan, aged seventy five years, died suddenly about 10 o'clock last night He was standing on the sidewalk con- versiDg with a few friends when he was seen u fall to the ground. His friends raised hIm up and found that he was speechless. Medical Examiner Axtelle Was called and found life extinct. The | deceased was removed to his home, = | BishCp street, just few doors from the place where he had received the final sum- mons.
 The funeral of Michael Mulholland look place from his late residence, 459 East Main street. to the church of the Immacu- late Conception at S:3O o'clock this morn- | ing mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Lynch. The pall- bearers were: From Sheridan council, K of C.. Thomas Conlon, E. J. Finn, Morti- mer Heffernan; from Court Shields, A O. F. of A.. B. F. Reid. J. E. Baril and Will liam Mclnnerney. Interment was in Cal | vary cemetery.
 At the meeting of the Young Wom. n's Friendly league last night it was decided l to open the seasons classes October l. The Misses Lizzie Ramon and Julia Ken | naugh will have charge of the class in millinery; dressmaking will be taught by Miss Emma Tyack and Mrs John Lackie; C. K Laurence will give lessons in draw | ing. and penmanship will be taught by George l Fuller. The aggregate attend ance for the month of August was 597, a | marked increase over the same month in last year. A typewriting class will soon be among the other studies taught ia the school.
 Major F. A. Spencer of this city atte nded the meeting of the state prison directors yesterday when 1t was decided that the Tresent water supply for the prison was 1 satisfactory and that it was unavailable to make the change which contemplated talk ing water from the Glastonbury Reservoir. as It was feared that the supply was insuf hcient for the town and for the prison. The August bills for the prison amounting to S2.Ou3 lI. We're approved. The new gailows and the possible action of the board of pardons in Cronen's case were discussed informally as was the attitude of Dr Tracy. the president of the state board of charities.
 The annual convention of the grand lodge of the K. of P. came to a happy termination to-day. The report ot Grand Keeper of Records and Seals H. O. Case was read and approved. The report showed the condition of the order to be in excellent standing. The order of exer- cises as announced in these columns was carried out last night in a most satisfac- tory manner. One of the most pleasing features of the meeting was the exempIIf cation of the second degree by Frederick Wilhelm lodge of this city in the English language. A year ago the members of this lodge asked that they be allowed to perform the work in the German langu ,pe. but the manner in which they exemplifed the degree last night proved to the satis- faction of the grand lodge that they had mastered theilanguage sufficiently we'll to make an excellent showing Officers we're elected as follows:T. F. Norton New Haven past grand chancellor, E. k White. Wa terbury, grand chancellor, W. N. Potter, NlllImantlc. grand vice chancellor: W. L. Morgan. New Britain, grand mar shal of exchequer; H. O. Case. Hartford, grand keeper of records and seals; T. S. Williams. New Haven. grand prelate; V. M. King. Daubury. grand master at arms: F. w: Chessen. Waterbury. grand inner guard; W. Reed, East Hartford. grand outer guard Past Grand Chancel- 'or Norton of New Haven was the reel.