Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-24
: CITY NEWS.

Special forecast for Connecticut Falrs stationery temperature. t..s..'.
 The selectmen have body of workmen i making much needed repairs on Chapel | street, in Simonsville to-day. i The picnic committee of the A. O. F. of | A. will meet Thursday evening in their | rooras for important business. Mrs D. E. Kelly of Mill street and her three children, Lucy, May and John are visiting relatives at Brighton, Mass. Constable Egan yesterday served papers on Franklin l.. Peck in & suit for divorce brought by his wife. The allegations are habitual intemperance. The excursion of the New York &tNew England road to the Hudson rivep will take place tomorrow, the special strain leaving Waterbury at $40. p1
 The selectmen sent Nicholas Miller and Patrick Mulville to the insane retreat at l Middletown to-day. Keeper Moran and James Johnson took them over.
 Colonel Burpee. Lieutenant Colonel Cal lahan and Major Sucher received their ap- pointments yesterday afterRoon trcm the adjutant generals office at Hartford.
 Real estate agrnt W. J. Schlegel has sold for MT Guilfoile, agent, the livery stable, house and lot on Meadow street, known as OS-@N~S O~NSe~~~'
 The Sheridan and Barcelona councils, K. of 0, will hold joint meeting Thurs. day evening in Elks' hall The councils will in the latter part of August give an ex- cursion to Watch hill on the steamer Con- tinental.
 John Sachsenhauser. the bologna sausage manufacturer of 39 Bronson street, has purchased the strip of land on Hill street belonging to the estate of Dennis Shea of Baldwin street. The property contains fif- teen and one-half acres of laRd.
 There has been large sale of tickets for the excursion of the Brooklyn Athletic club to Coney Island on Saturday, August 8. The iron steamer Tolchester, queen of the Hudson. has been engaged and fine days sport is promised
 Sarah Browp, colored, went into the Boys club this afternoon and tried to act as superintendent. Mir Combellack ob- jected and had her looked up. Sarah will answer for drunkenness and breach of the peace tomorrow.
 Last evening Carmelia Rocco, the eigNt- teen months old son of Mir and Mrs Achille Rocco, 119 Scovill street. fell from the doorway to the ground. a distance of about twenty feet. receiving a superficial scalp wound and miraculously escaping from being instantly killed.
 Waterbury lodge, A. O U. w., last evening gave a reception to Supreme Trus- tee R. B Farren and Grand Overseer John 0. Gallagher of New Haven. The follow ing programme was rendered: Cornet solo, Rowland Jenner: tenor solo, Alfred Han- lon; recitation, D. J. Casey. Hsllam's or chestra rendered some excellent selections. Besides representatives from Connecticut lodge there were many present from Thom- aston and Naugatuck.
 Francis O'Brien and Miss Bridget Ar- kins w're married this morning at 8 o'clock at the church of the Immaculate Conception by Vicar General J. A. Mul- cahy. The ceremony was followed by a nuptial mass. The best man was Joseph O'Brien and Miss Alice Arkins was maid of honor. There was a generous use of rice outside the edifice. which kept Joseph St Louis busy with his broom for some time putting the yard in it's usual condition.
 John Roach, 691 South Main street, an employa of Benedict X Burnhams. was struck in the left eye with a piece of wire this morning inflicting injuries from which he suffered much pain. About the same time Bernard Seery, 51 William street, an employe of the Shear shop, was hit in the face with a splinter from an emery wheel inflictiDg cut form which he bled freely.
 
 at 'he office of Dr Frost, the latter being away on another call.
 Deputy High Chief Ranger D. J. Griffin, assisted by James H. Tierney, chief ranger of Court Linden, installed the officers oi Court Wolf Tone, A. O F. of A, last night after which social evening was spent The deputy high chief ranger com. pIimented the court upon the wonderful amount of benevolent and charitable worh performed during the eight years of it's ex. Istt noe. He also congratulated Court Wolf cal strength. There were three candidates elected
 Waterbury's jolly hack drivers are pre- parir for their annual outing and have de- cided upon August 12 as the date, and the place Light House point. Mike Daly and Frank Davis are busy just now preparing ( new set of base ball rules. The national league rules are not strong enough to hold the play CTS within bounds The umpire has not yet been chosen. although Janitol Loughlin and Jimmy Borden are warn favolites. The umpire will stand in thu center of a pyramid of ''soda water" kegl and be Eho reaches the third bag without touching second will be well treated There is some talk of Pat Lunny carrying the implements of war in that tile of his Pat says be will wear s>bicycle suit anG has engaged Andy Johnson to coach hin while he steals the bases. No womeI will be allowed on the grounds and thu police are cordially invited to be on hand