Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-01
CITY AND SUBURBS.
e game laws are off to. day.

Excellent crayon portraits of James Coughlan and wife ado:n the window of Curtiss' art store.
 Pat Cummings has signed forty weeks engagement with the Carlston Brothers combination of Boston.
 The military quartette will sing at the fair of the Immaculate Conception parish to be given in November.
 John Mahoney, the grocer, lost u val uable horse last evening, the animal dying from inflammation of the bowels.
 The Waveriy social club will give their first grand sociable at Union armory All Halloween, Wednesday, October 3l.
 The Rev Father Mulcahy left this morn ing for New York to purchase school sup phes for St Mary's parochial school.
 Dr McGlynn is booked for five nights between October 10 and r in this state and will speak in Naugatuck on one of the evenings.
 Frank Shepard and w. w. Dayton have removed from Spring street to the stable formerly occupied by w. J. Collins on Bank street.
 hibitinn the pictures of the Arion quar- tette, Messrs Kunkle, Ahl, Mason and Eyman.
 
 parlors of Company G yesterday afternoon and received their military caps to be worn during the fair.
 A yoke of cattle weighing 6,190 pounds passed through here to the Danbury fair Saturday. They came from Enfield, and were handsome specimens.
 Joseph Cassidy is visiting with his nephew, Thomas Stevens, in Pennsylvania He will return in time to vote for Cleveland and Thurman.
 One of the horses on the Bank street car line stepped upon the trace Saturday night and was thrown down and run into by the car, sustaining severe bruises.
 The Convent de Notre Dame have post poned their autumn picnic at High Rock grove until tomorrow, provided the weather proves pleasant
 The Jesuit fathers who conducted two weeks mission at the church of tho I'm maculate Conception closed very sue cessful mission at St Augustine church. Bridgeport, last evening.
 Fifty one of our merchants in the city have kindly donated some article to Com pany G to be canvassed on during the fair. A list of the donors will be given in the fair journal.
 The New Haven News failed to leach Waterbury to-day for the very good reason that the bundle for the Naugatuck valley was run over and cut in pieces at the Nau- gatuck junction by the train from Bridge port.
 Word has been received that Joseph Morrissey of Simon street, who went west for his health a couple of months ago, died last Thursday in Colorado. The remains will not be brought east. A wife and ont child survive MT Molrissey.
 Every evening during the month O, October services consisting of the benedic tion of the blessed sacrament and the rosary will be held at 7:30 in the Immac ulate Conception church. At St Patrick the rosary will be recited at the 7:20 mass
 Two young men, we'll wetted and of al acrobatic turn of mind, drove down Soutl Main street last night and tried to make their horse jump hitching post at on, place. The animal objected so vigorousl, that the team had narrow escape from being wrecked.
 John D. Noble, a prominent resident ot Naugatuck, dressed himself as usual yester day morning to go to church, wh. II hs suddenly fell on the bed in his room anG expired in a few moments. Medical Ex aminer Futile was called and pronounced it case of heart disease. The deceased was over eighty years of age.
 
 em masses were sung yesterday in all the Catholic churches and appropriate sermons preached. At the Immaculate Conception church solemn requiem mass was sung with the following officers: Rev Fathel Mulcahy, celebrant; Father O'Donnell deacon, and Father Walsh, sub-deacon.
 The many friends of Miss Julia Carroll will be surprised to learn that she has re signed her position as organist at St Patricks church, owing to i'll health Miss Carroll has been in charge of the choir at St Patrick's for two and a half years and was very popular with all classes. She leaves for her home in Torrington to-day.
 The Western Union Telegraph company has temporarily discontinued the money order transfer services at the followina places in Florida: Jacksonville Leesburp Ocala, Orlando, Pensacola, St Augustine and Tallahassee. The Western Union office at Fernandina, Fla, has been closed in consequence of there being no operator at that place.
 It would be prudent for saloon keepers to close their places of business at II o'clock tonight: A nice point of law is involved as to whether the 12 o'clock law remains in force until the election of new board of selectmen, and it is the prevailing opinion that the 12 o'clock privilege went off Saturday night. Mir Colley may have his weather eye open.
 Charles Daily of Railroad Hill street, who had a tussle with a burglar in his apartments one night week ago, securing cap as the only clue to the thief claims that a boarder who lived in the upper part of the house was the owner of the cap and ergo his midnight visitor. The police decided that there was not sufficient eyi- dence to convict the man and no arrest was made. The boarder has since left the town The annual field day exercises and parade of the Connecticut division of the United Order of American Mechanics to be held in this cityaOctober F promise to be one of the most successful gather ings ever given by the order. Excelsior council have engaged the rink for that day and Bolster has been engaged to cater for the occasion. The party will be fed in the armory and the line of march for the parade will be the same as that used by the hremen, covering 3 34 miles. The grand national officers are expected to be pres ent.