Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-25
CITY NEWS.

Some startling stories in to-m morrow Sunday Globe. Don't miss 1t.
 Miss Mary Carney of Ansonia is visiting Mrs Daniel Brennan of Franklin street.
 Mrs c. Mahaney, and her sister. Miss Annie Lynch, left to-day for A visit to friends in New York.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair, stationary temperature. southwesterly winds.
 F. Phelan and John Bergin are at Cottage point, L l., attending the funeral of a relative.
 Mrs Kelly and Miss Annie McGinn of 40 Pond street, are visiting the formers sister Tn Brooklyn.N. |.
 Mir and Mrs Harmides Robillard of North Vine street are rejoicing over the advent of baby girl.
 The City hall base ball players are to meet at s o'clock tonight to make final ar- rangements for their game in New Haven | next week.
 Miss Lizzie Hennessy. book-keeper for | the Waterbury Furniture Co, has returned after A vacation with friends in Litchfield and Torrington.
 Charles Slockbougher. a brakeman on the Naugatuck road. and Miss Mamie Nor man were married this week by the Rev | MT McCracken-
 Legs or hindquArters of lamb. ten cents | pound; fore quarters. eight cents. at | Castles markets. His prices on all meats | are the lowest in the city. P.J. Tanning. until recently with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Go. Is about | to open a real estate office at 559 South Main street and branch office in Nauga- | tuck.
 Heil's orchestra will furnish music for the Lyra Society pickuickers on He'll manns farm. Town plot. tomorrow. There will be prize shooting contests open to nen and women.
 Lynch & O'Rourke. the undertakers and stationers. on East Main street, made an assignment this morning to Timothy | O'Rourke. They filed the list of assets as s5. .T97. Their liabilities were not filed. There will be a meeting of the OConnell Literary and Social club tomorrow at o'clock in the afternoon. All members are reques sted to be present as there is import ant business to be transacted. | meeting will be held in the rooms of the Catholic Literary association to-mor- | row afternoon for the purpose of forming q reading circle and to take action in re- gard to other literary work to be held in the rooms during the winter months.
 Katharine Volgeli. aged 3O years. died at the hospital this morning. The re- mains were removed to Undertaken York's morgue. The funeral will be held at ? o'clock Monday afternoon with interment in Riverside cemetery.
 MT Cahan of New York. a representative of the American Federation of Labor. will speak on the cause and effect of the Pull man strike on the green tonight. The exercises will commence at s o'clock. MT Cahan will speak in Labor hall at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 A pleasant surprise party was given at the home of MT and Mrs John Maher, 259 River street. on Tuesday evening. in honor of their guest, John NcGarigle. The | young people spent the evening in danc- ing. recitations, songs and games. after which supper was served. Mir McGarigle left for his home Tn Philadelphia yester- day.
 | NIce-President Odell of the New York IS New England road denies the report from New York that negotiations were in progress between Austin Corbin of the | Long Island railroad and the New York X New England relative 10 the use by the | latter company of the proposed Blackwell's s | Island bridge for an entrance to New York City.
 Martin Coughlin. the man who claims | to know something about the parties who | left the infant on Riverside street. will go tn New HRyen Monday and tell Coroner Mix all he knows about the case. When COughlin was Ummoned to appear before the coroner he ran away from Waterbury but got back yes erday and promised to go to New Haven Monday. provided nothing should be done to him for his evasion of | the summons.
 The executive committee of the Water bury Republican club have rented for the use of the new club the suite of four rooms over the Dime Savings bank on | North Main stIeet. Dr Crane who has occupied the rooms for some time. will re move his office ts the rear of the building Some necessary alterations will be made and the place will be fitted up Tn good shape and used for social. literary and political purposes.
 Are the members of the water commit tee afraid to meet Dr c. Art Ward It would seem SO Last week the doctor came down to the meeting and was told that there would be no meeting a quorum not having put in an appearance. Last night the doctor hitched hIs horse in front of the city hall and again called at the mayors office to find that there was no quorum good many people around the hall are wondering what the doctor is after.
 The Danbury Express boasts tha the police force of the hating city is the best III the world. Listen to this: DaEbury has eight regular patTolmen for a popula- tIon of 26.UOO and the city doesn't or hasn't for some months averaged two ar rests per day and go further. whatever criminals drift into Danbury and get funny never get away except when they are shipped cff to Sheriff Chrkson. Dan- bury has fewer criminals than any city in New England
 Conlon Brothers will soon commence work on their proposed new building on their property, 142-14S South Main street The new structure will have a frontage of fifty feet and will be 13S feet deep and
 five stories high. It will be constructed of brick with iron frame and solid granite front. The first floor will be the retail dry goods department, the second will be devoted to cloaks and suits. the third will be the wholesale department and manu. featuring will be carried on in the fourth and fifth floors. The firm will occupy the entire building.
 Secretary William Gaffney of Ansonia i: busy getting ready his report to be pre- sented to the annual convention of the T
 A. B. societies of the state, to be held 1T Hartford. Tuesday. August 2S MT Gaffney has been state secretary for three years
 His report will show that there has been large gain in membership. At this con
 vention there will be III delegates and z
 officers. making 124 in all. Of these, 5I
 delegates will go from New Haven county Three years ago there were ? 2,I51 members representing 8 organizations. while nov there are over 5000 members, represent
 ing 5S societies.
 The raw ration plan at Camp Bradle,
 may have sequel. Commissary Genera II. RreT -.l. Il provided for the army and they were ac a 1 cepted by the EC nrth Machine Gnn sectin,