Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-06
CITY NEWS.
The room committee of the 4. o. F. Oi A will meet this ayaninp

stationary temperature to-day; cooler frlday morning,
 The Aid association of the Connecticut National guard will meet in the armory this evening.
 The committee on sewage disposal will hold meeting at T:30 o'clock this evening and the board of finance will meet at s.
 A free lecture on socialism will be de- livered by Alb Kahn of New York in Labor hall Friday evening.
 John Shugrue died at his home on Bald win street yesterday. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon.
 Valley City and Waterbury lodges of the Knights of Honor have consolidated and will henceforth be known as Waterbury lodge, Knights of Honor.
 J. S. Carroll returned to Albany this morning. aud will make his headquarters there for the present, until he has finished settling up his late brothers estate.
 Margaret Dodds, aged two years and four months, daughter of Mir and Mrs Ed ward Dodds, 191 Wall street, died to- day of diphtheria. The funeral took place this afternoon.
 Robert Williams. beekkeeper for Doer, HellmAnn S Co, and Mrs Kate McNerney | were married at the Immaculate Concep- 1 ton church last evening. by Rev Father Downey. The witnesses were James Car roll and Mrs William Carroll.
 Miss Anna Johnson, aged fl years, daughter of MT and Mrs William Johnson SS7 East Main street, died at 10 o'clock last night. The funeral will take place at l S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning with ser wees at the Sacred Heart church.
 The funeral of Della Kelly took place | from her late residence on Hickory street | to St Patrick's church at S:30 o'clock this morning. where mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Duggan. | The pallbearers were: John Naughton, Matthew Shea, Philip Bachenhauser. John | Mack, Martin Leo and Lawrence Kenny Interment was iu Calvary cemetery.
 The case of Nicalo Pomponia vs the New | York, New Haven S Hartford Railroad Co is being argued before the supreme court l in New Haven today. Pomponis was killed on the tracks near Holmes, Booth & | Hsydens' and the administrator of his es- tate was given a verdict of 8. 750 by the superior court An appeal was taken Attorney Root for plaintiff and kellogg & Kellogg for the defendant,
 Town Clerk H BeldeR has issued his mortuary report for May as follows: Cere. bro spinal meningitis l. diphtheria and croup 3, puerperal fever l, dIarrhoeal dis eases under 5 years ?. consumption ol phthisis 9. pnenmonla or lung fever ,. all violence ], all other causes except stil births 13, Total during month go.
 William F. Dillon met a DEMOCRAT re porter to-day and issued the ultima tum for wrestling match with William Gibbons of Naugatuck. He holds $lOI which will be wagered that Henry Keatin, can beat Gibbons at 135 pounds and the same amount that John Heating can throv him at l5O pounds. If either match i made the winner is to take the purse anC all the gate receipts. The money can b. found at William F. Dillon's place of busi ness on South Main street
 The board of health held meeting at o'clock yesterday afternoon. Bills to tn amount of $4S6 e were ordered paid Charles Brown was granted a license t engage in the business of moving privies The board voted that reported nuisanc ln the shape of an outhouse at the resi derce of Mary Sullivan of South Elr street be abated within fifteen days. Tn report of the sanitary inspector for th month of May was as follows: Scarle fever 22, diphtheria II. houses placarde ' B. houses fumigated 2l. privies filthy 3! privles ordered cleaned S2, yards filthy 3.
 City coprt was held at s o'clock thi
 morning There were only two eases Charles and Frank Titus, brothers. charge
 with drunkenness and breach of the peac,
 Both had been drinking all day yesterda
 and about l0:30 last night indulged in - free fight. The screams of the wife O
 Charles attracted Sheriff''Rigney and Spec
 Officer Roberts to the scene. Charl, Titus was covered with blood and tn
 morning had two beautiful black eye
 Each was sorry this morning and the ~ were let oI with a fine of $1 and costs.
 William McGinnis, au old man, resi-,
 ing at l24 Liberty street. was sent to Il
 Dime Savings bank yesterday afternoon
 Michael Curlty with $50 in bills of larl
 denomination. which Mir Curley wishC
 exchanged for one dollar bills On h way home a we'll dressed young fellow ,5 Is or thereabouts fell in with Mir McGi
 his and engaged in conversation. He ga
 his name was ONeill and that he kept
 candy store. On Mill street he invited Il
 old man to go into A saloon, but the latt
 declined. Then the stranger asked hi
 for a chew of tobacco and while Mr NJ 0 Ginnis was getting it the fellow thrust | N hand into the mau's pocket, secured q
 roll of greenbacks and fled.
 Brass City lodge. N. E. o P. held
 very successful social meeting last eveni -o at Moriartys hall. After the regular bu Ot ness meeting had closed the doors We thrown open and invited guests and mel tS bers mingled together in social ch Is after which the following programme W
 carried out: Quartette, The Miller.
 singers from the choir of the Sacred Hel r. church under direction of Mrs L Wolf; re III tation, J. J. Hazel; piano solo, Master Ii III ley; song, Miss Slavin. and for an encc ln Miss Slavin Irendered a very pretty pia
 selection. The party then adjourned I'll the upper floor where a bcunuful spre
 was awaiting them. After supper there V +L dancing. singing and a general good tin III The affair was ably managed by Dr Kel Id J. J, Hazel and T. F. Lunny.
 ,h Edward Sheehy and Miss Nora Fi
 maurice were united in matrimony III l0:30 o'clock this morning, at St Patric re church. the pastor. Rev H DugRan. o
 ciatinG. Miss Mary Fitzmaurice. sister
 the bride, was maid of honor. and Mich ye Lawlor was the best man. The bride V attired in gown of novelty goo al trimmed with heliotrope silk and pt if buckles. She carried bridal roses.
 maid of honor wore a Costume of bro cashmere. trimmed with satin ribbon g
 pearl buckles, and carried roses A VI
 ding reception was held at the home of ce brides parents, Mir and Mrs Fitzmauri 70 524 Baldwin street. where a large mum
 of friends were entertained The br rS. was popular employe of the Wsterb ue Buckle Co. and her shopmatcs rem,
 bAred her with a handsome par!or lar Tor MT and Mrs FitzmAuise will comme
 housekeeping in their we'll furnis ,n home at 47 Hopkins street
 to, While the road board WAS in session or night the most unearthly screams inn 10 nable were heard in the corridor of the b '0, The mayor and all the members loo nd towards the door. The cries and pound