Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-27
CITY AND SUBURBS.

will address the republicans at the rink this evening.
 The democrats of the Sixth senatorial district have nominated George ". Morse of Meriden.
 The Y NJ. c. A. of this city will con duct the services at the Mission chapel in Union City next Sunday.
 A friend of NJ. J. Jordan has received a letter from him stating that he will sail for Europe shortly.
 The Mother Hubbard and Awkward Squads from Company G will practice their respective drills this evening. The proh; ;btionsts will hold a meeting at their room on Abbot avenue Saturday to nominate senator for the Fifth district. The Hon R. c. Pendleton, of Indiana, will address the democrats of Naugatuck | at the Gem opera house tomorrow evening. The tennis tournament was largely at tended by lovers of the game to-day at the grounds of the Tennis club on Prospect l street. Dr Joseph Anderson of the First church | is to preach in the Battell chapel at Yale l next Sunday i'll exchange with President l Dwight. The Naugstuck division of the Consoi l dated road has been surveyed and several new improvements are to be made along the road. Bishop Williams came up on the 11:17 train this morning and went to Watertown where he will hold confirmation services this evening. None but old voters can vote at the coming town, city and school election. New voters will be made at the police court room on October 24 The rink is to be decorated for the Waterbury republicans by Alexander Burkitt within a few days. The decoration will remain until after the campaign.
 Invitations have been sent to the young lad es who will canvass at the Company G fair to meet at the parlors of the com pany Sunday afternoon at p. nl
 The remainder of the democratic town ticket consisting of weighers, constables, justices of the peace, &c, will be filled out and ready for publication tomorrow evening.
 A pleasant party assembled at the residence of William F. Dillon on East Main street last evening, and rendered q reception to Miss Mamie Dillon, who is visiting here from York state.
 Property holders on Brook street are complaining of the delinquency of the road board in widening the street. Those who have been served with assessment notices are espiciallyclamorous and want the work to be pushed.
 There are about S30, ,000 of the city, town and school taxes yet uncollected. Delin- quent taxpayers should remember that the longer these taxes remain unpaid the more interest is to be paid. The taxes must be collected in the end
 Patrick Dalton and Miss Sarah Collins were married by the Rev Father Walsh at the church of the Immaculate Conception this morning. William Collins acted as best man and Miss Mary Cullen as brides maid .
 A meeting of the Waterbury Field club was held last evening and it was voted to hold shoot at the cluL'5 range near Pine street Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock Five new members Were proposed and two admitted. Committes were appointed to look after fly casting, the KenreI club field sports, the protection of game and trap shooting.
 One of the events of the closing week of the campaign in Hartford will be a big democratic mass meeting with addresses by Robert J. Vance, congressman for the First district; Amos J. Cummings of the New York Sun, representing a New Yolk city district, and Bourke Cochran, also ot the same city. Speeches by these three gentlemen would make a rattling meeting In the annual report of the school district coluAhAtIee pupIlslleu yesterday the Item Ot stationery and furniture in the office ex penses should have been $S3 70 instead ot SS3. 53 as printed. The balance on order ITO received from J. $. Neagle, clerk should have read 45 cents instead of S4J With the alteration of these inaccuracie, the report as published is correct
 The Waterbury Prohibition club swune out banner on South Main street las evening bearing the names and pictures O. both the candidates for president and vice president. The Amerinan band furnished the music and the meeting was addressed by several we'll known speakers, amons them being Col Cheves of Kentucky. the Rev T. Saunders of Thomaston and w S Baily.
 John F. Shanahan and Miss Mary A Holleran were married with a nuptia mass by the Rev Father Duggan at s Patrick's church at s o'clock this morning Miss Nellie Holleran, and NJ T. Malone performed the honors. A reception fol lowed at the brides home on Simon street The presents were many, including French clock from the choir of St Patrick church of which the bride was a member a rug from the foreman and lady emDlOye of Platt's shop, and other valuable gift from friends and relatives. The co1pl left on the 2:42 train for short tour t New York and Boston.
 William McGrath and wife and Patric Scully and wife of McGill street held tn attention of Judge Bradstrset for an hou and s-Aalf this morning. Each famil charged the other with breach of the peac and assault. The families have been fight Ing for eight months and have appeare several times in both criminal and civ suits, They are next door neighbors an McGrath built up board fence twent feet high between the yards Saturda night they had general street fight bt tween the men and hair pulling mate between the women, but the testimony ws so mixed that the judge finally tired ( 1t and choked one of the witnesses offsan threw the case out of court. It took 9 hour and a half for the witnesses to te, tify and there were fifteen witnesses
 ADJUSTMENTS.
 Although ..Jim the Penman,, is il, i.