Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-27
CITY AND SUBURBS.

The case of Haley vs Holohan, was de- cided in favor of the plaintiff.
 L. s. Platt has been named as executor of the estate of the late Mrs Polly Adams Yesterday Ticket Agent Sackett sold !ll tickets to Bridgeport and 46l to Hlgh Rock grove.
 The funeral of Fred J. Weis will take place from St Patricks church at o:5o a. m. tomorrow.
 The town clock is taking its annual rest: Its hands pointed 12:4o ever since tha' hour this morning.
 There will be special meeting ot the Rose Hill social club at ther rooms thls evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 The regular meeting of the Waterbury Democratic club will be held this evening in the headouarters i'll Browns block
 Dr Benedict, of Waterbury, has been offered the position of assistant surgeon or the Sacond repiment.-New Haven Palla- dium.
 Chief of Police Nolan of Birming ham spent vesterday in this city ill search ot thieves who broke into store there Satur- day evening.
 Julia and Jennie Broderick, who were injured by the explosion ot dynamite cartridge on N ashlngton street yesterday, are comfortable to-day.
 Workmen are busily engaged erecting additions to the Waterbury buckle com pany and the Benedict and Burnhams factories on South Main street.
 Court Wolf Tone, A. o. F., have en- gagged the Mattatuck drum corps to ac- company them to Bridgeport and take part in the Foresters field day exercises
 Peter Kelly's negro hostler, who was witness of the assault on Charles Allerton last Saturday night, and who mysteriously disappeared the next day has returned.
 Miss Nellie Coffin, aged 25 years, daugh- ter of Mrs Hannah Coffin, died at her mothers residence 169 East Main street thls morning. Her funeral will take place at < p. m. Sunday.
 Miss Kate Sweeney, aged 26 years, dled of dysentery at the residence ot her parents on Hill street, this morning. Her luneF"i will take place from the church or the Immaculate Conception at } p. m. Sunday. John Strube, Jr, the Zither player ot the Novelty quartette, hnds that 'he loss of his finger which was amputated snort time ago, will not interfere wlth hls Plas ing, as was at first feared
 The Waterbury Burns club will un- doubtedly have a large attendance and n very pleasant time at the West End prounds tomorrow. An interesting pro gramme of games has been prepared
 All arrangements are completed for the excursion of the Y. NJ. c. l.. A. and the W.R. c. T. A. and B. society, to Savln Rock tomorrow, and should the weather prove fine there will be an unusually large attendance. The train will leave at ':lo o'clock sharp.
 F E. Sands of the Meriden Journal, who is on his way to Ohio with hls wlte. - sends on q letter in which he says that the famous horseshoe bend on the Pan Handle route is fully equalled by the Cheshire notch on the Merlden Waterbury ana con necticut River road.
 The funeral of Ex-Councilman Albert Karcher. was largely attended from South Kim street this afternoon Delegations from Tunxis tribe of Red Men, Frederick William lodge. K of P. and Concordl0 socit ties of which the deceased was mem Der attended the funeral.
 The police have received notice to looS out for William Emerson Of Southhgtoh who is wanted for forgery. Emerson Is Q, wears old. five feet five inches tall, smal eyes. heavy sandy moustache, long body short legs, walks and talks slowly, ana Is good singer. He wears light suit anc Derby hat.
 The-house of Sidney o. Smith, the hrs one on the left beyond the woods on the Meriden road was robbed supposedly oy tramps yesterday afternoon, and the fol lowing articles taken: One gold ring, gar net cluster marked Sidney to Helen ol Nellie: a black suit of clothes, new black overcoat. and pair of shoes, size eight There is no clue to the thelves.
 Frank Aldridge, who was accused some time ago by the Waterbury Sunday Herald of leaving his wife and running away with q Brass City young lady, was in Merlder yesterday and to-day. He still denies the charge brought against him by the Water bury paper and told Constable Goodrlcf that the editor promised to drop the sub feet altogether He is a good stone cutter and says the object of his visit in Merlder is to get work He does not say where he has been since he disappeared from the city come time ago.-Meriden Journal.
 Ever since the Knights of Columbus was formed in this state, the projectors have been anxious to obtain some relic directly associated with Columbus. Since the min ister of the interior of San Domingo has manifested so much respect for the mem ery of Columbus, it has been decided tt write Gen Fieuereo for the purpose of in teresting himself in the proJect' hoplnt that he may be able to obtain and forwarc some relic. The project will be acted up on in a definite manner at the next meeting of the board of government.
 The romantic editor of the Bridgepor News went out to Seaside Park yesterday and this is how he expresses himself II is A marvel that the waters of Long lslant sound remained as salt as ever when th' sun went down last night. So many fresl and captivating young girls from Water bury dashed and splashed about the wave yesterday that there was danger of thei losing their salty flavor: When tn maidens got through froicing they wer fresher and prettier than ever, while tn grizzly old sea looked as if it had beer having particularly good time and would like to get at them again It blushed ros. red in the last touches of sunlight and n' wonder It is easy to guess what the wllt waves might have been saying last night.
 The feast of St Anne was appropriated observed with impressive ceremonies at s Annes French Catholic church last even ing. Solemn vespers were sung by tn ~ | -as