Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-15
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CITY AND SUBURBS.

 Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic has received l many gratuitous testimonials. Visit Sacred Heart fair and take chance l on that fine Shoninger organ. Thatcher, Primrose & West at the opera house tonight. w. S. Whiting of this city has been granted patent on an automatic railway gate.
 Nosahogan lodge have decided to pay Centennial lodge of Naugatuck visit ear ly next month.
 District Deputy Sweeney of Naugatuck will visit Sheridan council K. of O., next Sunday afternoon and work the third de- gree upon number of candidates.
 w. N. Sperry, the efficient manager of the Birmingham division of the Southern New England Telephone company, has been appointed manager of the Waterbury division.
 Townsend lodge, l. o. o. F., have en- gagged the celebrated cornet player Levy and his concert company to give an entertain ment at Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday evening, November 2S.
 Michael O'Brien and Kate Cream were married by the Rev J. 4. Mulcahy at the church of the Immaculate Conception at 10 a. m. to-day The best couple were Martin and Elizabeth Crean.
 The Connecticut grand officers of the Royal Arcanum have arranged their fall and winter visitations of councils and will visit Mattatuck council of this city on Wednesday evening, Nov 2S.
 John J. Burns was before the court this morning charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace. He was fined 50 and costs, it being his second appearance befcre the court within couple of weeks.
 H. Leach, the proprietor of the Water bury rubber store on South Main, will give away valuable sewing machine very soon. A ticket is given with every fifty cents worth of goods purchased of him.
 Townsend lodge, I. o. o. F, have been making extra preparations for their soci- able Friday night and intend giving all features will be introduced which none should miss seeing.
 The bunco men are infesting the eastern part of the state, and are trying their agricultural schemes on the ''deacons." ;" They came near inveigling Deacon Jerome, of Montville, out of $1 500 but be ''caught on" to their game in season.
 United States Marshal F. M Lovejoy ef New Haven to-day subonaed ten witnesses in the case of Enoch Trepannier, charged with violation of the registration laws and WuOSe CASS CONleS up LOT lTidl DelOIe Noiu- missioner Wright at New Haven Saturday.
 Prof Turk closed his very successful en- gagement at the Sacred Heart fair last evening. Company G's Mother Hubbard squad and the French band assisted and the very large audience was kept in the best of humor. An excellent musical pro gramme has been arranged for this even- ing.
 The operetta Penelope" was the prin- cipal attraction at the Immaculate Con ception fair last evening. Prof Bedard played several cornet solos, and J. J. Mon chan recited "Fitzjames and Roderick Dhu." This evening the Mother Hubbard squad of Company G will entertain the audience.
 A ratie for fifty chickens took place at Murnan & McCarthys saloon last evening" The lucky numbers were 253 which entities the holder to twenty five chickens; No 53 to fifteen, and No 54 to ten chickens The holders of the above numbers are re- quested to hand in their names as soon as possible.
 Emma Simpson of this city petitioned for an absolute divorce from John L. Simpson of Wallingford on the ground of intemperance. The parties were married in May, 1882, in Troy, N. Y. Simpson was not represented by counsel and the
 
 given custody of two minor children.
 Robert J. Dow and Miss Hanora Carroll were married by the Rev Father Mulcahy with a nuptial mass at the church of the Immaculate Conception at s o'clock this morning. Michael McEvoy was best man and Miss Laura Levi gne bridesmaid. MT and Mrs Dow left on short wedding tour to include New York and other prominent places.
 Hubert Verrier, the butter peddler who was fined S100 and costs some time ago for not properly exposing a sign calling attention to the fact that he sold oleomar- garine in his wagon was arrested by U. s. Marshall LovejOy to-day for the offence committed then, which is also violation of the United States laws as we'll as the state laws. He was taken to New Haven for hearing before U. s. Commissioner Wright.
 Grand Army hall was we'll filled last evening with the friends of English Ivy lodge, Daughters of St George who gave their annual fair, which was grand sue cess. The handsome silk quilt on exhibi- tion in w. F. York's store was won by Miss Mary Mccormack and the other arti- cles will be drawn at the next meeting of the lodge, which will be held Tuesday evening.
 There was large attendance at the St Paul's church fair at the armory last night. The hall was handsomely decorated and ample provision had been made for the reception of guests. A handsome display of brass goods presented by Matthews & Willard occupied a prominent position. Tonight the fair will close, with an auction sale of all articles remaining unsold The St PauPs church will net handsome sum from the entertainment.
 All who have been invited to attend the Dillon-Sanford election supper are re- quested to meet at Music hall at o'clock this evening. The exercises will be held rain or shine. About fifty guests are ex- pected to be present. Theparty will march around the green headed by the French band. After part first of the programme is carried out the party will repair to Music hall, where the principals will shake hands over the bloody chasm and go in for an evenings enjoyment.
 John Tripp, the general agent for the Waterbury American, had narrow escape from being seriously injured if not killed at Naugatuck Tuesday evening, MT Tripp had