Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-19
CITY NEWS.

l estate or 1eter Il. Seery to-day.
 Frederick Kahl of this city and Miss Christina Zeigler of Naugatuck were mar ried this afternoon at the home of the brides parents.
 l The road board will meet tonight, when hearings will be given to parties interested in public improvements on West Main, Mill, Clark. Porter and Denny streets.
 The pump used for forcing water into the mortar tubs at the branch broke down yesterday and will cause a temporary sus- pension of the work for about two weeAs
 The Rothchilds Sons < Co have re. moved all their fixtures from the Park cafe. The proprietor is replacing them as | quickly as possible. and in the meantime business Is going on as usual.
 w. H. Clay. a plumber of fifteen years practical experience. has opened a shop at 2H4 South Main street. Mr Clay was for many years in the employ of Lampson X Go and Barlow Brothers and IS & skillful workman.
 I've Northrop of 26 Orange street, an employe of Scovilrs button shop, caught the middle finger of her left hand under & foot press yesterday afternoon, receiving a painful bruiSe. pr Benedict rendered sur Sical aid.
 \ rag peddler's horse ran away on Bishop | street, at 3:S0 o'clock thls afternoon, csus- ing quite commotion. The heavy wagon was overturned and wrecked near the june ton and the horse continued on his flight down North Main street.
 All bids for the bar privileges for the l picnic of the Second division 4. O. H. which will be held on the West End grounds on the fourth and fifth of July must be handed Tn to James A. Hynes or J. M. Lynch on or before tomorrow night
 Miss Josephine L, Dunn. aged 23 years. died st the residence of Ter sister, Mrs Mi chael E, Spellmsn, Grove street, this morning The funeral will take place to the Immaculate Conception church at 9 o'clock Friday morning, with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The members of the committee on the proposed new high school site are making an inspection of the high school building at Nilimantic to-day. Chairman J. A. | MUlcahy drCvs to Middletown where he was joined by the rest of the party who had come in from WlllimaLtic
 St tCscilis'S drum corps has elected these officers: President. George Herr; vice president, William Herr; financial secre- tary. Albert Miller; recording secretary, Philip Rudolph; treasurer. Peter Hart mann; drum major. George Rudolph. The boys will hold an important special moet- ing tonight.
 Court Falcon. A. O. F. of A. held its semi-snnual election of officers last night The following were elected: c. R. Peter F. Meyers; $ C R John Sullivan; F. $, Edward NJ Fitzpatrick; Treasurer, John Calvin; R s Thomas German: J. W. John Lawlor: s. w. John Mullaney; < John Stark; J. R, John Phelan.
 The Waverly baseball club would like to | take ilttle of the pride out of FitzHenry's Waterbury team and the manager requests the DEMOCRAT to state that he Is ready to arrange a game with FtzHenry for any amount up to $200 If the offer is favor ably received the Waverlys will put up forfeit at the DEMOCRAT office.
 The directors of the Y. NJ C A held A meeting last night and talked over the selection of a secretary to succeed Mir Fol som, wbo will retire in September. F.. T. Bates. state secretary of the association. was present at the meeting. Nothing def mite was reached. but 1t is understood that the directors will use every means to secure the best material in the market, To matter what the cost Is.
 In accordance with the usual custom of the Roman Catholic clergy, all the priests of this diocese will go into retreat for one week during the summer. The first re- treat will be at St Johns seminary. B-igh ton. Mass. beginning July Is, for the senior pastors; the second retreat will be at Holy Cross college. Worcester, Mass, commencing August 6 for the junlor pastors
 Bartholomew Hcaley of South Brooklyn, ! nR,o | and Miss Catherine Healey for some time a cook at $ P. Williams. were married at o'clock this morning at the church of the Immaculate Conception. The ceremony was performed by Vicar General J. 4 MUlcahy and was followed by nurtial mass Andrew Healey. cousin of the bride. was best man and Miss Mary Healey, sis ter of the bride, was maid of honor.
 The new scene that Is to be used in the cperetta "Rosale." to be given by the l pupils of St Mary's school. in the Jacques opera house Thursday evening. June P. has arrlV, and Is being placed iR position by Stage Director Clayton It is pro- noupced one of the handsomest scenes ever used in the operetta Tickets are now being sold by the children and the | exchange will begin at puncan's pharmacy op Tuesday. June p. No expense has been spared to make this the leading event of the season
 Special car No %, containing General Supt rint-ndent Dewey and other officials Ot the New York ,S New England road pulled into the local station shortly after 1 o'clock this afternoon. Superintendent Dewey and Superintendent Fennell of the western division were the only members of the party who left the car. These officials kbnxoy,.,h f Al about the local office, taking particular nc tice of the vacant lots east of the freight office, They are on tour of inspection along the line, and from all that could be learned everything was found in good shape on this section
 Naomi charter, Order of the Eastern Star. held it's last social meeting until next fall last night. The hall was beautifully decorated with a great variety of wild flowers Grand officers were present AS follows: Worthy Grand Matron Mary c. Perkins, Bristol: Worthy Grand PItron William M. Page and Associate Grand Ma tron Aimie L. Walcott of New Haven: Associate Grand Conductress Mary Par. sons of Winsted and Grand Adah MinnIa l. Willis of Ansonia- A banquet followed the business meeting under the manage ment of the Mesdames Burnes. chairman. H. ". At"ooo' A. E. StarF, .. B. Mum and W. A. Loucks.
 This was big day among local Germans and A number of prominent residents of that class are in New York this after noon to spend few hours with their friends prior to their departure for trip to Germany, on the steamship Nor mannia tomorrow morning The tourists included Mrs Daniel Kiefer, Miss Lena Hellmann, Mrs John Sachsenhauser and child, Mrs Ferdinand Schmidt and child. Mrs Anna Thomas and child, Mrs Carl Martin and child and Frank J. Scheu and