Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-27
CITY NEWS.

CITY NEWS.
 Mary H., the 1-year-old daughter of Thomas and Agnes O'Neill Garvan, died at her parents home in Hartford to-day.
 Adelard Loekshanere of 249 River street and Miss Georgiana Dessereau of JeWelry street, were united in mar, riage at St Ann's church this after noon at 2 o'clock.
 Conrad Henry Steinhouse of Hart ford and Miss Emma Albert, 14 Judd street, this city, were married last ev- ening by Justice of the Peace w. E. Thoms. The pair started for Hart ford, their future home, immediately after being married.
 A man named Townshend, whose home is in Middlebury, met with a se we're accident in Watertown yesterday afternoon. This morning an operation was performed upon him. He was re- moved this afternoon to the hospital in Lunny's ambulance.
 At largely attended meeting of Court Phelan, E. of A., in Johnson hall on Thursday night, forty candidates received. The meeting then adjourned
 
 membership of the court is PTS.
 Any new developments in the cop per question: asked a Democrat re- porter of Mayor Kilduff this afternoon. His honor hesitated for moment and then replied: Yes: the democrats have concluded to make copper the is- sue next election instead of silver. The ratio will be 6 to IT
 A regular monthly meeting of the St Joseph T. A. society will be held in St Patrick's hall to-morroW afternoon at 4 o'clock. It is expected many new members will be added to the society at the meeting tomorrow, owing to the spirited contest which is going on between the Blues and Purples.
 Adam Lavinski who was bound over to the superior court by Judge Cowell in the city court some weeks ago was again bound over to the United States district court by United States Con- missioner Wright fn New Haven this morning. This court sits in May. Lavinski's defense was that he was giTsn the bogus coin $1 in restau- rant
 An enjoyable social and dance was given by the Twentieth Century club x, large crowd being present. Faulman's orchestra furnished muse for the dancing, which lasted until an early hour. Many were the congratulations poured in upon Charles Prusser. H. F. Mccoy, H. G. Waterwoi'th and Charles Doescher for the smooth manner in which everything was conducted.
 Superintendent Combellack of the pox oI11h rryi11 yat next Tuesday for New York, whence he will embark on Wednesday morn ing for Europe. where he will spend about two months. Some persons have an idea that the work at. the Boys club will be discontinued during his absence. This is not so. The club will be open and the work will go on just the same as if MT. Combellack were there. J. W. White will be in charge.
 Tn response to information furnished by Chief-of- Police Armes of Bristol, Chief Egan dispatched Officer Hickey this forenoon to run down a tramp who had stolen a lady's fur cape in Bristol last night. Officer Hickey started off on a bicycle and overlook the man near Cedar swamp. He had the fur cape in his possession. He said his name
 
 the cape this morning where himself and a number of other tramps had stayed for the night.
 The fire department purchased beautiful dark bay horse yesterday from Frank Benham. He weighs 1,475 pounds. He will board at the Scovill street house until he has been located permanently. Two of the old horses, Jerry and Duke, have been traded off, MT Benham taking Jerry and Cor nelius Tracy coming into possession of Duke. Chief Snagg says that he thinks Duke was the strongest animal the city ever owned. He is a good horse still and were it not for game leg, which interfered somewhat with his speed, would have been fit for ser vice in the department for many more years. MT Tracy will find good use for him on his farm in Simonsville.
 The evening work or classes at the Boys club will close tonight for the summer season. This work has con- sisted of instructions in manual train- ing by w. H. O'Mara, Naugatuck; in free hand drawing, by E. F. Guilford; in military drill, Mir Cross; in gym nastics, by Mir Pierce; essays, by MT Dillon; in music, by Archibald Rice, and in scrap-book work. by c. D. Kel- logg. Superintendent Combellack has supervised all the work and has been ably assisted by J. W. White The classes have been well attended, far better than in former years. There has been total attendance of TOO and an average attendance each evening of 225. The work accomplished by the pupils, has been marvellous. These classes will reopen in September.
 WAN TWO GAaTIC