Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-12-13
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CITY NEWS.

Cll | NE w .. Julia Marlowe at the opera house this evening. The furniture stores will remain open every evening during the holiday season. B. F. Merrill, sign painter, has removed from the rink building to No 21 Brook street.
 English Ivy lodge, Daughters of St George, realized S260 from their recent fair.
 The case of Neville vs Neville occupies the attention of the district court aSan to-day.
 Nosahogan lodge gave very pleasant sociable to the members and their fa1ni- lies at their lodge room last evening.
 The third annual theatrical entertain ment by the pupils of the German school will be given at ConcOrdia hall this eve ming.
 N. K. Carpenter, well known as a sewer inspector in this city, left for Mont gomery, Alabama, yesterday to accept winter position.
 The net earnings of the New York and New England road increased SI7,0Oo Tn October and the outlook for November Is declared very favorable.
 The county commissioners have re served their decision in the matter ot granting a license to David Quinn to sell liquor on Bishop street.
 Several articles which probably blew from clothesline in the neighbOrhood of Brook street await an owner at the police station.
 Frank Kelsey of this city otficiated in the capacity of best man at the marriage of Charles E. Hoadlev and Miss Minnie Stotesbury at Fishkill- on Hudson yester- day.
 Delos Hotchlliss of Prospect recently shot a red owl, a rare species of this bird, at the old Ash swamp near his residence. Philip Setter is mounting Ii for Mir Hotchkiss
 Wadhams post, G. A. R.. have invited Isbeu post of Naugatuck, together with Thomaston, Seymour and several other posts. to join with them in monster bean bake at their hall this evening.
 A delegation of Meriden officials visited this city yesterday to consult local architects and ask them to offer plans for remodeling their town hall. They also visited Bridgeport and New Haven. Miss Kinney, saleslady at k. L. Mar tin 6 Co.'S store, recently lost her pocket book containing two valuable gold chains. Baggage Master Thompson of the Naugatuck station found it and yesterday returned the article to the young lady.
 James Murnan, John D. Bolan and Thomas Luddy of this city, officers of the Connecticut district A. O. F., will go to Bristol this evening to install the of ficers and initiate the members of Court Ever Welcome, which is the first cOurl established in that town.
 o1 has opened his entire collection to the public until New Years Thousands of wonderful specimens in natural history can be seen. Open from 10 to 12 a. m and 1 to D. m. Admission D cents children 10 cents.
 Residents of School street were alarmed this morning by seeing volume ot smoke arising at the rear of COyle's block and hastily sent word to No 2's house or Scovill street. It was found that AIr Coyle was burning some paper in the yard back of the block.
 Giles Potter. state agent for the Con necticut state board of education, il company with Sheriff Sweeney, has beer making it unpleasant for the urchins O. Naugatuck during the past week. II three days they visited tifty-eigh families and now the boys wish that Nil Potter would leave for parts unknown.
 Eureka chapter No 9, R. A. M., elected officers last evening as follows: Higl priest, James E. Coer; S., John B. Ebbs c. H., John $. Castle; P. s., E. w. Shan non; treasurer, B. G. Bryant; k. A. c. F. Floyd Weld; secretary. Henry w Atwood; veils, w. O'Neill, Andrew J Belknap Charles H. Parker; auditing committee, H. Dikeman, N. Weltor and John $. Castle.
 T1l>o did not do any business except to in struct Street Inspector Colley to pro vide proper crosswalks at several streets designated at their last meeting. NJ Colley laid them, but they were the olC style walks which were in use severa years ago, and upon one occasion th city paid damages to a man who was in jured by a fall upon one of them. The board then adjourned until Friday even ing.
 For the last four nights James Thomp son, a middle-aged man of Bridgeport has been accommodated with lodging a the station house. He has a badl7 swollen leg and was hardly able to walk Yesterday morning when the lodger were turned out, Thompson left tn station very reluctantly. He begged ; couple of drinks, feigned intoxicatiol and was arrested within an hour. Il court this morning he said he was sav setter, but was unable to walk much owing to the condition of his leg ant could not earn living. The selectmel would have nothing to do with him Judge Bradstreet sentenced him to tn town house for twenty days.
 Meriden'S Silver Mine.
 Another new industry has been starte, in Meriden, but it is a conundrun