Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-05
CITY AND SUBURBS.

The 'hOaterS" Shou ld be watched care fully tomorrow.
 The court of common council will hold its monthly meeting this evening.
 Washington conclave, K. s. F., will give another of their popular sociables at G. A. R. hall this evening.
 Maurice F. Holohan of New York, we'll known in this city, will deliver an address at City Hall this evening.
 Edward Hall, night editor of the Nor wich Bulletin, has accepted the position of editor of the Republican.
 The fall term of the superior court will open in this city tomorrow, but will i'm mediately adjourn until Wednesday.
 Mark S. Chipman and David E. Sprague were nominated for representatives by the republican caucus Saturday night.
 The Concordia singing society and the Waterbury Turnverirn entertained their friends with sacred concert last evening. Carrington's shoe store in Naugatuck was burglarized for the eighth time Sunday morning. The thieves secured about $75 worth of shoes.
 The advance sale of tickets for the fair of the Sacred Heart church has been very large and the opening tomorrow evening promises to be a great success
 Mrs Della Gardner, the wife of the Rev E. c. Gardner, pastor of St Michaels church of Naugatuck died from cancer Saturday evening. Her age was A. years. ''Old Sport" is in town wearing his usual pm-monarch- -ofall-I survey look. ''In just three weeks from o-day, young fellah, I'll be walking for $60,000," he said this morning.
 s. H. Clark formerly employed under E. E. Smith at the Naugatuck fright depot, has recently been appointed superinten- dent of division on the Boston and Albany railroad.
 The registrars of voters will be in c. R. Welton's cigar store from 3;S0a a. m. to 4:30 D. m. tomorrow to settle all difficulties that may arise in regard to the list of elect ors entitled to vote
 The corner stone of St Mary's new paro- chial school and parish hall at Windsor Locks, built by Rev J. OR. Sheridan, will be laid with imposing ceremonies next Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
 Mrs Mary Dalton;wife of William Dalton died at her residence on Railroad Hill Friday evening. Her funeral was largely attended from St Patrick church at ? p. m. yesterday. Her age was 69 years
 Darnesse Carenful was arrested on Bald win street yesterday afternoon for reckless
 
 injured the seven year old son of Terrence Coughlan. The case was continued until Thursday.
 Upson, Singleton S1 Co are giving away to their customers set of pictures of all the presidents of the United States from Washington to Cleveland. The time of birth and death and the term of office of each is given.
 Fred K. Phelps, ,Eaged 24 years, died oi typhoid fever at his residence on Baldwin Hill this morning. The funeral services will be conducted at 3 D m tomorrow and the remains taken to New York state fol interment.
 The programme for this evening at the Immaculate Conception fair will include chorus by the choir 8 dialogue by Misses Walsh, Mccormick and Mccarthy clul swinging by T. J. Bolger, and song by Miss NJ. J. Russell.
 The French people have raised $270 by subscription and expect to collect $3C more and ask U. s. Commissioner Ter, to reduce the bond of Frank K Massicottt now in jail for anti-dating his first papers from $500 to $500.
 The selectmen and the registrars held session to-day, to make voters of those who matured after the last session of the board Only 14 names had been on the list and eight of the number had qualified before o'clock this afternoon.
 John Collins refused to move wher ordered to do so by Officer Healey yester day afternoon. Collins was one of a crowC who were watching a fight on the corner of Liberty and Baldwin streets In cour this morning he was called upon to pay $5
 Herrick P. Frost general manager ot the SouthernNew England Telephone com pany, died at his residence, No. 612 Chape street, New Haven, at II o'clock Satur. day morning, of Bright's disease of the kidneys. MT Frost was born in Southing- ton in February, 1885.
 Little Frankie Shepard, who it will be remembered fell through the elevator shaft at Meigs &l Trott's bakery some three months ago, breaking his leg died of diph theria at the residence of his father or Spring street, Saturday evening. Frankie was very bright boy and was popular with both old and young.
 About half-past two o'clock yesterday morning part of a special train whicl had brought democratic paraders bac | from Stamford was trown from the rails at Bridgeport, the operator in the switch tower having made mistake. Both tracks were blocked for an hour and half, anc the newspaper train was delayed.
 The Rev Fathers Mulcahy and Duggan O. this city assisted at the dedication of S Lawrence's Catholic church of Meride1 yesterday. The church was dedicated by the Rev Bishop McMahon and an address in French was made by the Rev Bishop L. F. Lafeche of Three Rivers, Canada The Rev Father Staug of Providence als, made an address in German
 On Thursday evening of this week tn, Methodist church choir are to give an en tertainment in the chapel of their church In addition to their own talent they have engaged D. H. Noon, ,elocutionist, and Joh1 Strube with his zither both of whom art so we'll known in this city that they nesc no introduction. The entertainment is te conclude with the presentation of the Peake family risters. It is their first appearance here, and will prove quite novel attrac- tion. A supper will also be given in the parlors of the church before the entertain ment from to o'clock Proceeds of both to go into the music fund.-
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