Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-05
CITY NEWS.

rented rooms in the building of the Water bury Furniture Go, East Main street.
 Miss Mary E. Smith, a clerk at I. Chase's millinery emporium, has gone to Marthas Vineyard to spend a monthsvacation.
 F. E. Beach, formerly of this city and now managing editor of the Berkshire Courier, spent the Fourth in Waterbury.
 Miss Mamie Keegan of Taylor street and Miss Margaret Campion of Uuion street, left to-day for a weeks vacation at New Haven.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Threatening weather and showers. sta tionary temperatures; fair and warmer Saturday; variable winds.
 An infant child of Richard Powers, 20 Union street, died yesterday. The funeral took place at 8 o'clock this afternoon with intermeRt in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Frank Carney nged 14. who lives on Liberty street. was accidentally shot in the right side yesterday. Tho wound was not dangerous and was dressed by Dr McEvoy.
 E E. F. McMahon and Charles Harris made trip to West hill pond yesteday, and returned with tbirty-six bass and five pickeral all weighing thirty four pounds.
 An infant child of John Lynch. II George street, died yesterday morning. The funeral took place at 4 o'clock in the afternoon with interment in St Joseph's | cemetery.
 M T. Maloney, with friends from Tor | rington, is camping out in the vicinity of Goshen this week. Tyler's pond will not have fish left in it when the party breaks l camp
 The rain storm of yesterday and last | night amounted to eight-tenths of an inch of water. which prompted J. Melton of the water board to remark: It was a glorious Fourth"
 John Walsh who lives on Baldwin street. was accidentally shot near the left eye in Naugatuck yesterday. The bullet struck the bone and fortunately glanced outward. Dr McEvoy rendered service.
 John Mays and Miss Margaret Gib- | boas were married at 10 o'clock yester- l day morning at the church of the Immacu- late Conception by Vicar General J. A. Mulcahy. The witnesses were Hugh Feeley aud Miss Margaret Mays. Herbert H. Avery and Miss Lenora Des- tadie, were married At the new Second Con- gregational church at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. The knot was tied in the pastor s study and was the first marriage to tal @ place in the new structure.
 The retirement of Colonel Doherty of the Second regiment will cause the brigade ta encamp at Camp Coffin in this order from right to left: Fourth regiment, First regiment. I 1hird regiment and Second reg iment, the several commands located ac- cording to seniority of colonels. l F:apk Donahue received letter from | President Johnson of the Western league yesterday stating that as the Grand Rapids team had released him he was privileged to sign with any club. Pitcher Donahue telegraphed the news to Detroit and will probably leave for there Monday.
 The Waterbury lodge of Elks will hold hn important meeting tonight and every member is earnestly requested to be pres. ent. The lodge has received a challenge from the New Haven Elks to play game base ball. Tho local lodge IS terribly worked up over tho matter. The game will be l4ycd in the Elm city.
 At a meeting of tie district committed Wednesday night i. was voted to advertise for lids for the masonry and carpenter w,rk on the addition to the Bank street school, as per plans submitted by Architt c J A Jackson. It was decided to put drain in the cellar of the Washington school and later to cement it
 Some mischevous person did consider. able damage to the building ot Samue Greeubtrg. yesterday morning The railing in the hallway was cut and hacked with sharp instrum ent and the paint was scrapet off the iron pillars in front of the building Mir Greehberg offers $25 for information which will lead to the identity of his tor mentors.
 | General Haven, commanding the bri gade c. N G, has issued orders for the as sembliDg of the entire brigade at the stat military rendezvous, Mantle; by 10 o'clocl n m. Monday. August 12, for six days tour of duty and instruction. Full dres uniforms will be left at hom and fatigue uniforms only shall be worn il camp.
 Tom Kench and wife. who have kep several note rious resorts in the Naugatucl valley, now run house of ill fame il Sey mour. facing the Housatonic rlvrr The place was raided Monday and yester day morning the Seymour justices finet kench and wife $25 and costs on each o three counts amounting to $l44 The, paid up.
 In the police court yesterday morning l M0ntVil!e StADilow, was charged witl drunkenness and a sault. He was senten ced to thirty days and costs on each count Ray mond Rlce. Naretti Austin Fred Will Hams John Walsh and Burt Spiro, wh was arrested for violation of the ordinanc relative to fireworks, settled their cases ou of court Charges againgt Gsorge Browl and William Nuhn were also settled out O court,
 Over 900 persons arrived at the NauSa tuck depot shortly after 12 o'clock las night on their way home from the excursion to Coney Island. There were seventeen cars attached and the railroad employe ho lornock kroi kho came into the depot ID number of years At Derby three men fell from the train in to the canal and the train was stopped un !, til the men were ished out of the wate and put aboard.
 Few of the entertainments given yesteI day ended as disastrously as that given b . the Second division, A. o. H. Larh sums of money had been expended in Sc f curing some of the best talent in tn country. and nothing WAS dcne, but pa . out the large salaries demanded. However with that energy and zeal characteristic 0 the division, the carnival will be eontin ued today and tomorrow. Many attraC f tions will be on the programme, whic will well repay the public for their pat ronage. If pleasant there will be a gran display of fireworks this evening.
 Notwithstanding the rain storm of las hignI the olsp'ay or nreWorKs was on of the most magnificent ever seen in tn city. The balloons and other new deslgn r worked to perfection and young and ol took much delight in seeing the flamin torches soar heavenward. No accident Ina been reported on account of fire and W think this is due entirely to the constal downpour of rain, for the fire from som of the rockets used this season was muc more dangerous than on previous occs !. sions. 8 whole shower of live sparks fallin on buildings, at times, but the condition c the roofs was such that no fires have bee reported.
 Alderman Barlow presided at the mee ing of the road and sewer boards Wednes