Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-10
CITY AND SUBURBS.

The Rev w. J. O'Shaughnessy, of Scot land, who is temporarily stopping in New Haven, was in town to-day.
 Miss Maggie Flaherty, sister of Morg, n Flaherty of the Ansonia Sentinel, is visit ing with her sister, Mrs John Roper.
 Grand Commander Req, who attended the G. A. R. encampment here, is in at tendance at the Massachusetts encamp ment now in session at Boston.
 The all hot frankfurter has another foe in the shape of al hot polk pies. This new article is made into small pies about the size of large cookie and retails at , cents apiece.
 The funeral services over the remains of the late Dr Rockwell were read by the Rev Dr Rowland at the Hall Memorial Chapel this afternoon. Clarke Commandery, K. T., attended in body.
 The Rev Father Mulcahey, Homer r. Bassett, Thomas Donahue and Prof Crosl y visited the night schools last evening. They found them doing good work, but the attendance is deer easing.
 Miss Clara Cadeau, who has been sick for some time at the residence of her l arents on South Main street, died this morning. aged 20 years. The remains were taken on the 3:43 train this afternoon for interment ct St Anne De La Parade, Canada.
 Miss Mary J. c. Keenan, daughter of Mrs Mary Keenan ot Scovill street, was re- gently married to John M. Roberts at the Church of the Santo Brigida, City of Mex ico Mrs Roberts will be remembered by large circle of friends in this city.
 The thermometer regis erel 12 degre es below zero at 6 o'clock ill Winsted this aso1 came from tht re tuis mo n ng said it s the coldest place in ConnecJlcut, and tha, drummers hated to visit that town in win ter.
 The Rev Dr Bowditch will preach at the Methodist Church in Stratford next Sun day. The Rev George Filmer will occupy the pulpit at the morning services in the M. E. Church. At the evening service the Rev Dr- S.. H. Platt will deliver by request an interesting sermon upon the 'Faith --Ct1res'A
 AS DEMOCRAT reporter was coming down Main street this morning he noticed an Italian sitting on a pack and crying aloud near Meigs & Trott's bakery. When asked what caused his grief he said he was discharged by contractor on the new railroad and that he had no money to go to New York.
 A large crowd attended Manager Pepi z hospital benefit at his ice rink on the Man han yesterday afternoon and evening. At night there were fire works and band o1 seven pieces furnis shed muse. The Re publican's fund realized S2525. The em ployes of the packing room at the Ameri can Ring Company's factory have contrib uted $18.25.
 When the contract for the Meriden anC Waterbury railroad was let it did not in clude strip-section 1S-beyond wha was to have been the terminus of the line The road is now finished to Dublin street and bids have been opened for the nex mile. George w. Cram of Norwalk is tn, successful bidder against Messrs Nolan & Co.,, and other large concerns.
 William Atkinson, the Waterbury coun terfeiter, was turned over to United State Deputy Marshal Lovejoy yesterday on al order from City Attorney Terry He wa taken before United States Commissione att and was held by the latter in $1 ,OO( bail to appear before him February "A. H, went back to jail in default of bonds.
 Frank Holland, IA years old, in company with boy named Hollywood, ran away from home some time ago and was found at the Home Fer the Friendless in New York. MT Hollywood brought them to this city yesterday and this morning Holland, who is motherless, was in the Police Court and was sent to the Reform School. Hol- land said this morning that he going to get work with 0 farmer in the Vest
 The pupils of the High School this mo1n- ing presented Principal Hine, who has just resigned to go to Willimantic, with gold. headed cane and a pen. Charles Bronson presented the gifts and made shor, speech, in which he spoke of MT Hines success as teacher and the universal es- teem in which he was held by all in the High School room. MT Hine replied and thanked the school for their good wishes and said he would remember his sojourr here with pleasure, and that he hoped tc see all of the pupils again outside of the schools.
 THE SEASON or PRAYER.