Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-12
CITY NEWS.
There was no police court this mornini

There was no police court this morning.
 For Conn:-Fair, warmer, southwesterly winds.
 . A thrilling story of the Naugatuek cleo ton; woman's page, to-morrow's Globe.
 A son was born this morning to Mir and Mrs John Humphrey of 234 Cherry street.
 A short bar meeting was held this morn ing, but no business of any importance was transacted.
 Grand rosary procession and profession of the Children of Mary and musical ves- pers at the Sacred Heart church tomorrow night.
 The Catholic cIergymen of this city have been invited to AtteAd reception to be rendered Monsignor Satolli at the resi- dence of Bishop Tierney in Hartford Mon day.
 The entire stock of the Boston Clothing house, 1Io. 119 East Main street, will be sold within thirty days regardless of cost, per order of the creditors. Read their ad- veriisemsnt in the DEMOCRAT to-day. -AtLAbor hall to-nights e meeting will be held te which all who think that the time has come forzthe formation of an organi- zstion for political action on the part of the EoFkingnen are invited to attend
 horse belonging to Q. P. Hart pf T54 West Main street jumped oyer its pasture fence near the Sangatpck railToaa cFossiRg on West Main sttset yesteFday plprhIns and fell into the cattle guard near the street breaking it's neck.
 The committee in charge of the e&er- cises to be given in St Patrick's hall to- morrow night announce that owing to the dedication of the Italian Catholic church at Meriden. the lecture to be given by Rev J. A. Mulcahy has been postponed. The rest of the programme will be carried out as announced.
 In the circular sent out to the different divisions of the A. O. H.. by State Dele gate Walsh of New Britain an, urgent ap- peal is made for a full representation from each division to the state convention to be held in Danbury on June 6. It is under stood that the necessity of the establish ment of an insurance fund will be dis cussed. There will be no parade in Dan- bury, but the convention will decide as to when and where it will be held. if there should be any this year.
 President N. J. Welton of the water board will put about twenty men at work Monday eIcavating for the six-inch pipe ordered laid in Hall street. These men and probably a few more will be given employment all summer. Everyone of them. said MT Welton. is an old resident of the town. and we have always made it a point to see that our work is done by Wa tsTbury men. It is wrong to give what ever little work there is around town. es- especially during this dull season. to a class of men who will go away from here as soon as this work is finished.
 Drum Major Pryor of the American band put the musicians through q drill at the armory last night. in preparation for the battalion drill Monday night. The closing event of the drill season is always a very important one and the military boys are making great preparations for Monday | night. Those who are fortunate enough to receive invitations and who have never witnessed guard mount with music or a battalion formation, will receive a treat. No two companies ln the Second regiment | can compare with our own local militia After the drill the boys will show theiI guests what sort of hosts they are and to She music of the American band orchestra and Prof Pole. prompter. the mazes of the Waltz and square dance will be an entranc- l ing feature. Many out of town military men will be present on that evening.