Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-25
Meeting of Eureka chapter to. night.

Meeting of Eureka chapter to night.
 Last Sundays monthly collection at St. Patricks church amounted to $562.
 workmen are repairing a three inch break in the Water Main on Cherry street to-day.
 The long delayed concert on the green has been positively promised for the com ing week, the date to be decided tonight at the band meeting.
 Michael Healey and Miss Della Dwyer were married by the Rev. Father O'Don- nell at the Church of the Immaculate Con- ception, at II 8. m. to-day.
 P. J. Tynan, the mysterious No. 1, is visiting in town to-day, and will be pres ent at the republican banner raising at Naugatuck tomorrow evening.
 Terrence O'Brien lost valuable horse yesterday from allowing inexperienced hands to hoist the sling in which the horse was suspended while being treated for sprain.
 favorable change took place in the condition of Charles Allerton to-day. and the chances are now we'll in favor of his recovery. The three young ruffians who assaulted him are still at the lookup, being unable to procure bond.
 Dr Leonard F. Pitkin this afternoon re- ceived his official appointment as physi clan of the Meriden, Waterbury and Con- necticut River road. Dr Pitkin has been settled in Waterbury but few years, but during that time has made quite 8 reputa- ton, especially in surgery.
 The funeral of Patrick Fitzpatrick, was attended this morning from his late resi- dence on Scovill street to the church of the Immaculate Conception, where requiem mass was said by the Rev Father O'Connell. The pail bearers were Thomas Comber, John Bergin, Edward Kilroe and Daniel Brennan,
 The Waterbury Burns club have pre- pared an excellent programme of games and other smusements for their annual picnic at the West End grounds next hart, the celebrated piper of Hartford, who will furnish excellent music for reels and jigs.
 Albert Karcher, the popular bartender at William Millers saloon, died at his resi- dence on South Elm street this afternoon. Mir Karcher was a charter member of Frederick William lodge, K. of P, and & councilman from the third ward. He leaves wife and two children. His age was 37 years.
 The joint excursion to Savin Rock Sat l urday of the Young Mems Catholic Liter ary association and the Waterbury K. c. | T. A. and B. society promises to be one of the great successes of the season. The price of tickets has been reduced to $1 25, a discount of 25 cents from former years, and ohildren's tickets are placed at the moderate price of 75 cents. There will be six excursions over the Nsugatuck road this week, St Johns church to High Rock grove and the First Congregational church to Seaside Park to- morrow; Townsend lodge to Glen Island and the M. k. church of Seymour to Par Tor Rock Friday; the Congregational Sun day school of Torrington to High Rock grove and the the T. A. B. and Y. M c, L. A. of this city to Savin Rock Saturday
 A lively legal tilt between Attorney Root and Prosecuting Agent Colley took place in the police court this morning over an adjournment in the three Ii ,uor cases against Fred Ash Mir Root wanted an adjournment, as he said one of the i'm portant witnesses for the defense was out of town. MT Colley announced he would contest the adjournment unless MT Root disclosed what the witness would testify to. NIT Root said his client was entitled to at least one adjournment, but Mir Colley said that adjourning @ case on general principles was about played out. MT Root then cleo trihed the prosecution by saying that the liquor found in Ash's house on Sunday did not belong to him, and considering this Judge Cowsll laid the case over until Fri day.