Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-17
CITY AND SUBURBS.

The roofing in of St Patrick's church in Brooklyn is now completed.
 Tickets for the Lilly Clay's gaiety com pany exhibition are on sale Wt BosSidy's drug store.
 The police are complaining of finding the windows in the city and town office ill the city hall open almost every night,
 There will be a full rehearsal of the Sacred Heart choir at the church this evening. Every member is expected to be present.
 The sidewalks along Spring street, which have been the subject oI much con troversy in the. road board for th" last two years, were laid tN- day.
 The Watertown democratic banner will be raised next Monday night. The demon stration having been postponed on ac- count of last nights celebration.
 Co As moonlight excursion over the new road and down the Connecticut river last night was largely attended and all enjoyed themselves very much. The party return ed to this city at 3.3O o'clock this morning. To-day truckmcn are busly engaged un loading the stone for the Carrie Wclton fountain and depusiting it near the Gre en. Mr Canteld, the manager, will arrive Mon day and the work will be commenced i'm mtdlately upon hls arrival.
 Two of the cars that are visited by more people than any two ears of the Naugatuck and New England roads arrived ill this city this morning. They were the pay cars which make their trip over their respective roads every Friday.
 The Third division, A. 0. H., are mak ing extraordinary preparations for their two nights festival at the City hall on "Wednesday and Thursday, August 22 and 23 Among the attractions will be singing by the Sacred Heart church quartette.
 A meeting of the democrats of the second ward will be held this evening in the rooms of theWnterbury Democratic club, to make up tickets for the coming primary elections. There will also be a meeting of the Waterbury democratic club tonight.
 Miss Annie Reed of Waterbury, who with her mother and sister, Mrs l.. II. Stocking, have been visiting Mrs l. |. Bailey of High street. left this morning with her cousin, Miss Maggie Reed. for Newburyport, Mass, where they are to remain three wceks-Meritlen Journal.
 Two weeks from Sunday the corner stone of st Anne's church will be laid with imposing ceremony. Continuation will also be yiven the same day. There will be two sermons, one i'll French hy Rev J. NJ, Emard, who is probably the best speaker in lower Canada, and one ill English by Rev J. 0. R. Sheridan.
 The Horse Car company are about to try the feasibility of using one large horse on the East, West and south Main street oars instead of two small ones, the road bed being considered sufficiently level on these streets to warrant il. On the Bank and North Main street lines two horses will be used as formerly.
 Last evening Co q gave a very success full drill, concluding their series betor, going to camp. Co A will give a full dress drill this evening and will be inspected by Col Dnhertv Both companies leave or the O1 train Monday morning for New Haven. where A special train will take them to Mantle.
 To-day the State British American asso citation are holding state convention ana picnic at Meadows End. The Consolidated road ran special train from this city tu the function as it was understood that a very large number from here would ht present. The special left A1 1:30 thi, morning with eight ears occupied by les than forty people.
 William r. O'Neil, a well-known res ident of this city, died of consumption at his residence at the corner of Dublin and East Main streets last evening, aged 32 years Mir O'Neil was very popular and was one of the men who assisted i'll organizing tn, Brass City Hose company. His funeral will take place from his late residence {, the church of the lmmaculat" Conception at 2:3O P. m. Sunday.
 Fred Nogel, of Orange street, received a kick over the stomach from hroncho last evening near his home. and was rendered unconscious for some minutes, but re covered and no serious symptoms remain HA IriN h,l n East Main and Orange streets when his carriage was overturned and while eli. deaVoring tu quiet the horse the animal reached for him,
 The Aluminium Brass and Bronze com pany soon to locate in this city is having plans pl epared for the original buildings which will be of brick. one-story high, and will cover 65, 900 square feet of ground. An S5O horse power engine is being mad, in Newark toTurnish power, and the boil CTS will be built by Loves boiler works il this city. The company will start up witl 200 0hands.-Bridgepor News
 Patrick Dwyer with his head done III appeared in the police court this mornin. as complainant against John and James Mack. He said that Wednesday nigh while sitting on the Jackson street rail way trestle he attacked by the Macks who said he had clubbed one of then banjo" They were forced away iron him, but later when he was passing thei horses James walked out and hit him owe the head with bottle putting him to sleep John was found not guilty and James wa fined $1 and costs. John Bende, the tram Italian, who went around back doors afte dark looking for something to eat, wa allowed to go if he would clear out of tn town, which he promised to do.