Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-04
CITY AND SUBURBS.

aunudl HlSetluSo LIllo eFCAlAS. Hall Brothers, liverymen, have made an assignment to Daniel F. Webster. The board of health will meet this after l noon to approve the customary monthly | bills N. w. Heaters 'Sam H. trots in the l 2:40 class at the fall meeting held at Derby 1 to-day. All applications to be made voters should | be given to the registrars before October 15 The special train over the Meriden road brought about 100 passengers for the Dan bury road to-day. Miss Mary c. Johnson, for many years matron of St Margsret's school, died of pneumonia last evening. The Hon William P. Hepburn and Judge John Brennan of Iowa will address the re- publicans at the rink this evening. Mrs Frederick Chapman left on the eos train last evening for Santa Cruz, Cal, | where she will remain during the winter. The Hon w. H. Hensel of Philadelphia will address the democrats of this city at City hall on Wednesday evening, ,October1O. The Hon Homer Mitchell, the demo cratic candidate for senator of the Fifth district, is on three weeks business trip in Michigan.
 Seven hundred and fifty tickets were sold at the New England sta. lon this morning for the Danbury fair, decrease of 2OO from the sale last year.
 The funeral of the late Peter Bagley, was largely attended from his late residence on Bishop street to the church of the I'm maoulate Conception this morning.
 Chicken thieves are rampant upon the Abrigador. Several roosts have been visit ed the past few nights, Patrick Hart, corner Baldwin and Stone streets, being the great est loser.
 The new time tables arranged by the di- vision superintendent of the Consolidated road will go into effect Sunday. There are no important changes for the Nauga- tuck diyison.
 The grand encampment, I. O. O. F., of Connecticut, will be held in Danbury, Tuesday, October 16, beginning at 10 o'clock. There are twenty-three eEcamp- ments in the state.
 A truck on the New Haven and Derby car attached to the 1117 train broke at Recon Falls this morning, aid the passen- gers were transferred to another car i'll order that the car might be sent to the re- pair shops.'
 Letter Carrier Slavin and Clerk Carney will leave tomorrow for a trip to include Bridgeport, New York and Niagara Falls. They will be joined in few days by Edward Kane and will witness the closing games of the league in New York and Boston.
 Eight years ago while Daniel Dou8herty was addressing an immense audience 1n the City hall false alarm of fire was rung, with the evident intention, it was ca med, of breaking up the meeting. It failed of it's object. Will history repeat itself
 [ ha tba II manager of the ''Fair Journal" which is to be published and edited by Rev J. H. O'Donnell, in connection with the fair of the church of the Immaculate Conception. He will commence to canvass for ad- vertisements this evening.
 In accordance with section 3,S7O of the revised statutes of Connecticut the select men are preI airing quadrennial state ment of the indebtedness of the town, which must be delivered to the comptroller on or before next Monday. There is a penalty of $100 for failure to make such a report.
 Edwin o. Kirkland of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad com pany and Miss Marian Banta were married at the residence of the brides father, o9 North Main street, yesterday afternoon, by the Rev R. w. Micou. They left on an afternoon train for New York where they will reside.
 Four plain drunks occupied the attention of Judge Bradstreet for about ten minutes this morning. A Sunday Herald printer who was found peacefully sleeping in the rear of No 2's engine house was assessed 80 and costs, another victim was fined 50, 1t being his second offence, and sentence was suspended in the case of the other two.
 At the quarterly meeting of Court Shields held last evening it was voted not to re- main under the jurisdiction of the high court of England, but to remain loyal to the high court of the United States The court was visited by Washington conclave and very pleasant time was had. The conclave will visit Court Hancock at their next meeting.
 Phoenix Hose company No elected the following officers for the ensuing year at their meeting last night: Thomas H. Hayes, foreman; Frank J. Rametti, first assistant; John G. Lunny, second assistant John w.. Wright, secretary; Edward Williams, treasurer; Thomas Lynch, steward. It was a reelection of all the old officers. An adjourned meeting of the company will be held next Thursday evening.
 The sewer board met in the msyor's office last night. The monthly bills were ordered paid. Assessments were laid upon property owners on North Main street for sewer purposes. The Adams and Hawkins street hearing was appointed for October F. Commissioners Stevens, Coughlan, Chip man and Jackson were appointed to make an estimate of expenses for the road and sewer board for the ensuing board.
 The third night of Company G's fair was the best success of the week. Crowds of people were turned away from the armory, standing room was at discount. A quota of visitors from other cities were guests of the company and everybody was in the best of spirits. The drill by the Mother Hubbard Squad was the feature of the evening and roars of laughter echoed from every part of the armory at the grotesque costumes and black faces of the squad. The singing of the quartette was postponed until tonight. This even ing there will be a new programme and