Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
CITY NEWS.

Real Estate Agent D. H. Tierney supplied the desks in the Democrat office to-day with handsome calendars for 1901.
 The Hellmann Advance drum corps has rendered their services @raturouS- ly to the committee who has in charge the benetit.,t to be given in behalf of Thomas Miller on Sunday evening. December l6.
 Thomas O'Reilly. clerk at the post office. fell last night and dslocated his right arm at the elbow. Dr DwNtr was called in the case and he called in the assistance of pr Kilmartin. The injured arm was dressed and the pa tent is now resting comfortably
 The many friends of Jennie Mcguire surprised her at her home on Easton avenue this afternoon. the occasion being her tenth birthday Games. music and everything to. make those present enjoy themselves were in- dulged in and the time passed mcrrily until the party adjourned.
 Shortly after ? o'clock this afternoon the department was called to the resi- dence of Edward J. Thomas of 31 Vine street. where fire had been dis covered ill the attic of the third floor. which is occupied by Robert Nichols and family. The chemical engine sue ceeded in eNtinguisiling the ire with 1 out the use of any water so that the damage did not amount to much. | The revised school enumeration has | been completed and shows the total number of children ill the several l school districts between the ages of t and 16 years to be 1 .Sn2, q gain of S69 over last year and lacking just 16 of n s 1 h,1o tnI 1x- the enuHerators. Who says the board of finance made q mistake when it ue- cided to make provision for the erec- l tiOn of two new schools in 1901?
 The Waterbury professional basket ball five will play the New Britain five ! in New Britain on Monday night. The | local boys intend to retrieve the defeat l which they sustained at the hands of New Britain on Thursday night The lineup of the local team will be prac- tically the same as in the first game eX- cept Physical Director Ashcroft of Naugatuck will play at least i'll one I:nlf.
 Thomas rhelan of 221 South Main l street for several years an employe of Randolph & Gloves. and Miss sarah Coleman of 1G4 Prospect street a pop ular member of the lmmaculata Con ception parish. were married Thursday y 1 morning at the immaculate Conception i church by the pastor. Key Father Slo- l cum. The bride was gowned in q | handsome costume of blue silk tlmme l with chiffon and lace. The maid of l honor was attired in d costume sim l liar to that of the bride. Patrick Phe- Ian. brother of the groom. was best man. and Miss Mary Coleman. the ! brides sister. was maid of honorA \ l i'm hn residence. 26 North Leonard street where Mr and Mrs Phelan have Il com 1 fortably furnished home many of the | principal articles of furnishings being gifts of rela tives and friends.
 About [ o'clock this morning a team l beIonging to Charles w. Say. who con
 ducts d store on North Main street. 1 coIlided with a trolley car opposite the post office on North Main street, and. strange as it may appear. the trolley came out of the tussle second best. the vestibue being wrecked and | all the glass shattered to pieces while the only injury the team sustained was one fractured shaft. The motorman sounded the bell as loud as he could make it speak, but the driver of the vehicle didn't happen to catch on until the car was almost in front of him and the mOtOrnan not being able to bring his car to q standStill on time to avoid q collision there was nothing to be done but to come smack together and trust to luck Fortunately no one was hurt. though when the cpaSh was heard onlookers feared and those who were in tfies trolley car thought there was no show for the horse. still the animal came out of it without a scratch 1(%
 Steps towards the organization ot q brewing company were taken last cv ening in the law office of BurDee X Carmody. These present. who mum bered about Twenty-Five. wera all liuuo dealers. and were of the opinion ths another brewery. with an artificial ic; plant and cold storage combined would be a++paying yinveStment The enter prise is being engineered by F. c Pegenstecher of New York, q maste brewer. promoter and capitalist. Yes terday ha interviewed twenty y-five mel prominent in the retail liquor bushes
 in the city. and the meeting in Burpe
 & CarmodyS office was one of the re
 sultS Those whoSfiid not attend sen
 a note explaining their absence. Yer,
 little business was transacted. It wa
 practically understood that the nam
 of the concern should be The Consun
 CTS Brewing and Cold Storage Ct
 None but consumers of the produc
 made by the company can buy stoc in it. X committee of three was st lected to investigate the matter ful :. ther to ascertain how much each of tn twenty-five dealers would be ready t invest. to look over various sites. ct, 7 The matter so far is enveloped ill son,
 secrecy.