Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-12-31

July 10-First regular passenger train over the new road. July 13-Frederick Palmatier of this city killed by Sam Laughlin in Bridge port saloon.
 July 16-Nine year old John Gaffney fatally crushed while attempting to climb the elevator at Works furniture store. July 21-Father Curtin of St Patrick's parish transferred to St Mary's parish at Norwalk. The Rev Father Martin ap pointed to succeed Father Curtin. Charles Allerton assaulted by gang of toughs at Kelly's livery stable.
 July 26-Jennie and Julia Broderick injured by the explosion of dynamite cartridge on Washington street,
 AUGUST.
 Aug 2-Presentation of a $500 purse and a gold watch to the Rev J. Curtin. Joseph Butler killed by the cars at Bridgeport. Louis Oliver fell from a Aug 4-Henry Simpkins' house struck by lightning.
 Aug so. G. Camps horse run away and badly injured two children on Canal street.
 Aug 1O-Patrick O'Rourke of this city lost an arm by the cars in LittletOn, w. Va.
 Aug 14-H. w. Lakes house slightly damaged DN Ire.
 Aug 17-Bernard Donahue, aged 40. died from sunStrOke.
 Aug 2O-Companies G and A started for Camp Terry.
 Aug 22-Michael Taylor. aged G. drowned in the river below Railroad hill Aug 26-Opening of the mission at Immaculate Conception church. Aug 30-Butchers' barbecue day.
 SEPTEMBER.
 Sept 2-Corncr stone of St Ann's chapel laid
 Sept 4--St Mary's parochial school opened.
 Sept 13-Firemen's parade day. An Italian with an axe run amuck on Rail road Hill street.
 Sept 14-Arthur Barrows fatally in jured in the Naugatuck railroad yard. William II. Romer pardoned by PreSi- d ent Cleveland. S. $. Taylor's barn damaged by an incendiary fire. Sept 15-Charles E. GammOn. aged r, accidentally shot and killed by his cousin Charlie Mosgrove. on Walnut street. Slight fire in the rear of the Waterbury Furniture Co building. Sept 1S-Sheritf Mcdonald Knocked out Editor Fred R. Swift. F. A. Middle brook jumped his bond.
 Sept 19-Reunion of Cos B, I, and the DttI(l ol llle r llSl AIOIlI IlGttN ltiS. Sept 21-Opening of the Watertown fair.
 Sept 22-Charles Daily had a struggle with midnight burglar.
 Sept 93-1homas Fagans saloon dam aged by fire.
 Sept 30-Patrick Ca1anaugh, aged 13. killed by d fall from d tree on the Wol- colt road.
 OCTOBER.
 Oct 2-City and town election.
 Oct 7-Evangline circle of Companions of the Forest organized.
 Oct S-James Sutton appointed super intendent of highways.
 Oct 15-Dave Blodgett robbed.
 Oct 11-Annual field day and state parade of the o. U. A. NJ. in this city Oct 11-The Rev Father Finnegan re- turned from his trip to Europe.
 Oct 20-Governor Hill addressed a large audience at City hall.
 Oct 23-The safe in the Naugatuck railroad station at Naugatuck blown to pieces and $500 taken.
 Oct 25-John Calvin of this city fatally assaulted in Hartford.
 Oct 3O-The supreme court uphOlds the decision of the seectmcn in regard to the saloon closing law
 NOVEMBER.
 Nov 3-Opening of the Immaculate Conception fair Ex-Governor Waller in Waterbury.
 Nov Collection day, Cleveland's plurality.
 Nov 1-Opeping of the criminal term of the superior court. Sacred Heart fair opened.
 Nov S-Hearing upon the Sutton selectmen injunction case.
 Nov 13-F'rank c. Smith, forger. ar rested in New York by Officer Dodds. Harley G. Cowell run through the streets naked and cut his throat in the police station.
 Nov 1.-The county commissioners hold a session in City hall.
 Nov 14-Johnnie Dillon's great wheel barrow act.
 Nov 23- James H. Curley fatally in jured by a fall from a building on Hill side avenue.
 Nov 25-A November blizzard of snow rain. sleet and wind.
 Nov 30-kevin Drury. formerly ot Waterbury, injured by the cars at New Haven.
 DECEMBER
 Dec 1-Sheriff Sweeney of Naugatuck arrested a gang of youthful burglars.
 Dec Annual meeting of the Water bury hospital association.
 Dec 5-Jared Clark of Bristol fatally injured in a runaway accident neal Holmes. Booth & Haydens shop. EnocI Trepannier and Frank Massicotte fined $50 and Sl00 respectively for violation of the registration laws. The DEMOCRATS first anniversary.
 Dec 12- Emile Lozouquin decoyed tt Reynolds Bridge and robbed
 Dec 15-The Rev F. J. Murphy o1 Bridgeport appointed as assistant to tht Rev rather 1reanor.
 Dec Hilary Vance of East Mai1 street injured by the explosion of ; dynamite cartridge.
 Dec 19-The district committee order ed an eight room school building erecte, on Clay street.
 Dec 23-Thomas L. O'Neil found dea, on Silver street. - Dec 24-George w. Tucker, woot chopper killed by a falling tree at Bunke hill. - --H-- Dec 26-Nine year old Dennis Bergin drowned in Deans pond.
 JOB PRINTING!