Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-20
CITY AND SUBURBS.

Thursday evening the Concordias will present the "Pearl of Savoy"
 The Moulton Dramatic Go will present "A Celebrated Case" at the Opera House tonight.
 Janitor Morgan and an other competent plumber are putting 1n additional sl1k ventilators at City Mall.
 The third battalion drill of the season of Companies A and G will be held at the Armory tomorrow evening.
 Deputy United States Marshal Lovejoy was in this city today summoning wit nes ,es in the Atkinson counterfeit case.
 Henry c. Wyman, who recently resigned as clerk at J. H. McKinnun & Co.'S store. intends locating in Los Angeles, Cal.
 This will be a quiet week in city affairs. The only meeting will be that of the board of road and sewer commissioners Wednes day evening.
 The Rev J. w. Richardson will deliver his lecture on "America's Anchor'' in the young peoples course at the Baptist church this evening.
 The theatrical people of the Turnverein entertained members and friends last even ing with a representation of "A Man With Three Wives"
 JOuu CdIucy3 CudASOo WlCu DOdCluS 41S wife, was the only prisoner in the police court this morning. He was given 15 days in the town house.
 in the building now occupied by F. B.. Field on South Main street, is now post master at Winter Park, Fla.
 The new Sunday Herald made it's appear an,e yesterday and for a stranger did well. stC1aar Snark1ino Si6a6 a diamond; always full of news," is what the paper intends to be. It has good field.
 The funeral of Maurice Sullivan was largely attended from his residence on Sco- will street to the Church of the Immacu- late Conception this morning, where a re- quiem mass was said. The burial was in St Joseph's cemetery.
 James Conlon, William C. Lang and Russell Lasher, young men employed as foremen at the works of the Welsh hosiery company, at Waterville, have purchased {. large mill at Marlborough, N. Y, and will assume charge next month.
 John Phalen of Washington street, Jer- emiah Keefe of Ridge street, and John Flynn of Baldwin street, left for New York on the 2:42 train this afternoon, and will leave New York city tomorrow morn ing for Ireland.
 John Brennan, for a number of years employed at the works of the Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing company, died ot consumption at his residence on Baldwin street this morning. The funeral will be attended Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock from St Patrick's church.
 The mission by the Dominican Fathers was opened at the Church of the Sacred Heart yesterday morning The sermon at the 10:30 mass was by Rev Father o. Mahoney, and at the evening service Father DeContillon delivered the sermon There will be @ sermon each evening during the week.
 'When was boy my father learned me that if we had fogs on the 2Oth of Feb ruary we would have frost the same day il May" said an old resident of Waterbury t< DEMOCRAT reporter this morning, land have noticed that to-day is the first day w have had fog this year, so we may lool out for frosts in May"
 The remains of the late Martin Meyers were taken to Collinsville for burial on tn, 7:30 a. m. New England train to-day. Tn, pail bearers were Judge Gillette, Mayo Boughton, Court Clerk D. F. Webster Judge George F. Cowell, City Attorne, George E. Terry, and Attorneys Robert A Lowe and Thomas Donahue.
 Martin Scully, John Moriarty and Denni. F. Tierney and other members of the dele gation are in New York to-day attending the obsequies in this vicinity over the re mains of the late Stephen J. Meany. M Scully will accompany the body across thu water, leaving New York on the steame, Wyoming tomorrow.
 A house car on the freight train tha leaves this city about 3 p. m. was deraileo near seymour Saturday and thrown across the track. A wrecking train was dispatch ed from Bridgeport, making the distance 20 miles, in 31 minutes. The 7:1O trai1 north and the 7:31 south were delayed { little over an hour by the accident, anc Conductor O'Brien's freight had to lie