Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-12
Weather.
CITY AND SUBURBS.

l u0 Tdlulull fIludy dilo Daeuiuay was 1.59.
 Mir and Mrs A. H. Fenn left for Aiken, $. c. to day. The water nuisance upon the green has l not yet been abated. | Both boards of the court of common council will meet this evening. Frank Hall, saloon keeper, Exchange place, assigned to-day in fevor of Robert F. Lowe. District Deputy Sweeney will visit Bar ceiona council, K. of O., this evening and work the third degree. The anniversary services of the Y. M. c. A will be held at the First Baptist church this evening at o'clock.
 The turrets upon St Patrick's church are being set and other necessary work done before cold weather sets in.
 Henry ONel has been appointed to fill the position of constable made vacant by the resignation of Patrick Sherlock.
 County Commissioners Burleigh and Dun ham will listen to applications for liquor licenses in this city Wednesday and Thurs day.
 A new time table went into effect on the Consolidated railroad yesterday. The changes upon the Naugatuck division are slight.
 A great deal of fun can be had at the rifle range and base ball practice gallery in the ''blue front" on Bank street for a little money. A. w. Cleland, pressman of the Repub hcan, is receiving congratulations over the birth of son yesterday afternoon Weight g pounds.
 James Mulville, employed by w. F. Dillon, badly cut his left hand and broke the bone of his thumb while chopping wood Saturday afternoon.
 The selectmen have found that Philip Healy, the insane man in charge of the Southington authorities, does not belong in this city and has no claim upon the town.
 F.. J. Mulvaney, the baker, has been awarded the contract of furnishing bread to the town house. The consumption of bread amounts to about, 1900 pounds monthly.
 There was the usual large attendance at the Immaculate Conception fair Saturday evening. An excellent literary and musi- cal programme has been arranged for this evening.
 D. J. Mahoney went to Hartford to-day on business relating to the case of F. X. Massicotte, who was arrested in this city some few days ago for ante-datipg his first papers.
 The Companions of the Forest will meet in G. A. R. hall this evening instead of in Foresters' hall. Court Wolf Tone will meet ill the same hall for the t1rst time to- morrow.
 The case of Mrs Margaret Carmody and her son Terrence, charged with an attempt to obtain pension fraudulently, will be heard before United States Commissioner Wright on Monday, Nov 19.
 A delegation from Center lodge, Odd Fellows, from Me-iden, will visit Townsend lodge in this city this evening. They will come over in special train, leaving Mer- iden at o'clock sharp.
 Louis NJ. Meyer left this afternoon fo1 Chattanooga, Tenn, where he intends to locate, having decided to devote his time to steamboat transportation on the Ten nessee river. His family will leave in 6 few days.
 In accordance with general orders No 26 Companies A and will be inspected and mustered at the taErnaaaaeeIry,, Monday, Novem- Der 19, at a. m. The ceremony will be in full dress uniform with knapsacks and blankets rolled thereon.
 The preliminary hearing in the case of William J. Souder, charged with murder in the second degree for killing John Gal win, was concluded at Hartford on Satur- day, and Souder was held in $25, ,O00 bail for trial before the superior court.
 MT and Mrs Howard B. Futile of Naug- atuck were among the passengers on the steamer Umbria that collided with the steamer Iberia in a fog off Rookaway Beach Saturday afternoon. MT and Mrs Futile were married two weeks ago and left for 6 years trip in Europe.
 Foresters are especially invited to attend the Sacred Heart church fair this evening. Prof Turk will give an entertainment, es- pecially pleasing to them. Tomorrow af- ternoon there will be childrens matinee Tomorrow evening will be enlivened by members of the different divisions of Hi bernians. The Third division will march to the hall headed by the Second ward drum corps.
 The tenth annual report of the state board of health of Connecticut is in prepa ration According to the estimates of the town clerks throughout the commonwealth the population of the state for 1887 was 727, ,267. The total number of births regis tered during the year 1887 was 16, 5S3 :; oi deaths, 12,395, making the 16,5 ,5S3; o1 deaths 12, 3S5, making the excess of births over deaths 4, 19S. There was an estimated increase in population over the previous year of over 10000.
 ''wHAT FOOLS THESE MoRTALs BE-" wheefbarrow Riding Around the Green {
 Fashionable Entertainments.
 "Whatta the matter witha Harrison He's ala right"
 So said Donate Meo, one of Billy Froh- lich's tonsorial artists, as he seated himself in gaily decorated wheelE arrow on the a4 9 0oto +o Ha akE