Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-06
CITY NEWS

The First division, A. O. H. will hold meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
 the janitor of the Walsh school, began his duties to-day.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Showers tonight; Thursday fair; light variable winds becoming westerly
 Policeman John Bevans, the new janitor of the Russell school, took charge of the building yesterday.
 John H. Bride, clerk in the office of the American Pin Go and a member of the Jefferson base ball team, is i'll at ;his home on Sheffield street, Water vile. st
 Miss Minnie Frost of Union street had piece of one of her thumbs cut off while working on a press at the Scovill Manufacturing concern yester- day afternoon.
 John J. Barry and Miss Nellie Smith were married this morning by the Rev Father Slocum. John Feeley assisted the groom and Miss Elizabeth Smith was maid of honor.
 The condition of William J. Cassidy remains about the same He Is making a hard fight His vitality is strong pr Lopez thinks that the crisis will be reached before Friday.
 At a meeting of the master builders of the city last night John W. Gaffney, J. McCauley and Henry Weyand were appointed to represent the local build CTS at the coming state convention
 There will be a very important meet ing of the Second division, A. O. H., should be on hand as matters pertain up for action.
 Notwithstanding the destruction by fire of the warehouse of J. ID! Sauder S Go of Marietta. Pa. the furnishing of the new schools will begin immedi- ately. The furniture is en route with men to place it.
 John Rowley and Laurence Tabor, neighbors on Second avenue, got into trouble 8 few days ago with other neighbors and the result was their arrest for keeping, unlicensed dogs. The matter was settled out of court each paying $1O.
 LhSI VI 4CttcIS ICUtdlltil1S in the Waterbury postofice: Wm Archer, Mrs Geo Bradley, William Campbell 2, Miss Nellie Daily, Alden Fardee, Mrs D. O. Jones, care F. M. .Blackman 2, Miss Annie Howe, Miss NJ. La Plant, Miss Ella. Lyons, Mrs Anne McClaren, August Pinske.
 Regarding the site for the proposed new postoffice nothing is known at the present office so far. Nor is any in- formation regarding it expected from Washington for some time as mostly all of the officials there are on vaca- tion. Nevertheless, word is expected every day from those financially inter ested in the matter.
 Noon would think that 1 400 people could get into the little theater in For est park. Yet that number paid for admission last night. The show is first class, several Of the performers coming from Keith's we'll known vaudeville houses. The fireworks at the park last night were witnessed by a tremendously large crowd.
 William S. Jones. of Jones & Nor gan. returned this morning from trip to Woodmont. He intended to return to Waterbury about 9 o'clock on the loop system, but the New Haven troll ley service was tied up and MT Jones had to take the trolley from Woodmont to Bridgeport and take the train from that city. He arrived home about ten minutes after H. Itsis said that there were about 5000 people around Church street, New Haven, to see how the strike was progressing.
 Chairman B. o. Goss of the board of aldermen who was appointed at the meeting of the board held Monday night as committee of one to choose a committee to arrange for a return game of baseball with Bridgeport, an- nounceS his selection as follows: AL dermen Blakeslee and Brophy, D. J. Lahey of the board of commissioners Of public safety, Martin !. McEvoy of the board of commissioners of finance, City Sheriff John ": Mcdonald. MT Goss states that the committee will effect it's own organizations.
 If you have not already secured your ticket for St Joseph's excursion next Saturday you should do so at once as large number have already been disposed Of The excursion starts. from the Naugatuck station at 6 a. m. sharp. The second train im- mediately following the first Trolley cars will start from Oakville and Wa terville at 5:30 sharp and be in time for the excursion. All members who have been selling tickets are re- quested to make returns not later than Thursday evening of all tickets sold or unsold.
 Last nights meeting of the Water bury Naturalists club was fairly well attended and some interesting reports were given, with a variety of matter on exhibition. Mrs. N. W. White and J. M Richardson as usual contri- buted large amount of the botany. H. S. Wooley exhibited twenty species of the genus catocaIa, about sixty in- sects in all, mostly taken in and about Waterbury There was also a specimen of Citheronia regalis caught by Isaac Straw in perfect condition and remarkable for it's ex- traordinary size, measuring six inches and five-eighths from tip to tip of the wings. Several Caterpillars and other matter made the exhibition last night unusually large.
 A very pretty wedding took place this morning at the Immaculate Con- ception church at o'clock with nup- | tiaI masS Inv inc Rev Eatbpr SIoc11ro