Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-03
EVENTS THIS EVENING.
CITY AND SUBURBS.

CITY AND SUBURBS.
 The Board of Finance last evening authorized a temporary loan of s5,0O0.
 The stampers will hold an imporant meeting at Bronson's Hall this evening.
 Imri A. Spencer has purchased of F. B. Rice the dwelling at No 50 Central avenue
 The funeral of Mrs Genevieve Heinord, was attended from St. Ann's Church this morning.
 The jubilee service at the A. M. E. Zion Church last evening was we'll attended. An oyster supper was served at the conclusion of the service.
 The entertainment by the young people at the Methodist Church parlors last even ing was of such high merit that it will be repeated at an early date.
 There was a pleastant sociable at the First Church parlors last evening immedi- ately following the fortnightly meeting of the Ladies' Benevolent Society.
 The jury in the District Court late yes terday afternoon returned a verdict against the Waterbury Manufacturing Company awarding $25O to Roberts the plaintiff
 The contract for collecting the city gar bage for one year was awarded to James Sutton for $2, ,250 by the Board of Health at special meeting yesterday afternoon.
 The ''Old Maids" sociable at the Baptist Church parlors last evening netted the Mis- sion Band about $50. Following the sup pr there was literary and musical enter tainment.
 Miss Maud Futile, daughter of Land lord Futile of the Earle House, gave a pleasant party last evening and large number of her friends joined with her in celebrating her birthday.
 The recent contribution to the Republi- can fund for the Waterbury Hospital are $123. 60 from the employees of Plume & Atwood $17.50 from the Waterbury post office of which 250 was taken from the public box.
 The case of the Town of Waterbury vs Edward Kelly, action to recover on a bond, which was assigned for trial before the jury in the District Court, has been taken from the jury docket and will be tried by the Court.
 Street Inspector Bronson had gang of men at work to-day clearing up South Main street, taking off the hummocks and mak ing driving less hazardous. It now looks as if the weather clerk intended to take care of the snow.
 The assembly season was closed at Music Hall last evening. a pleasant and select town guests were Mrs Lynde Harrison of New Haven, and MT and Mrs Buel Hem minway of Watertown.
 At the regular meeting of the Water bury Medical Society Monday evening Dr Axelle will read a paper on 'The treatment of open wounds of joints" with cases, and Dr North will read paper on ''The treatment of compound depressed fractures of the skull, with cases.
 At the annual meeting of Mutual Hook and Ladder Go, No 1, last evening the fol- lowing officers were elected: Foreman, Harry Moses; First Assistant, George Blan- chard; Second Assistant, Thomas Bulger; Secretary, Henry Reynolds; Treasurer, J. H. Spencer.
 Michael Bedding, plumber employed by M. J. Daily, went to his employer yester- day morning and asked for his salary. MT Dalys refusal disconnected him and he wig orously remonstIated, but he was worsted and this morning was fined $10 and costs for assault and $1 for intoxication.
 Chief Clerk D. E. Fitzpatrick, with the entire staff of clerks and letter carriers dined at the "Still Alarm" on Scovill street last night. The merry party enjoyed themselves, but drank only one toast, and that to one of the carriers who is about to become benedict.
 Commander John P. Req and staff of Minneapolis, Minn, who will attend the annual encampment of the Connecticut de- partment of the G A. R. to be held in this city next week, opened the annual encampment of the Vermont department at St. Johns bury Wednesday.
 Professor Yeiji Nakajima of the Imperi- al University of Tokio, Japan, who has been in town inspecting the water and sewerage systems in this city, went to New Haven last evening to look into the system in that city. He took with him many tracings of the city maps which he will carry back to Japan.
 Prof Roderick Hine, brother of Secre- tary Hine of the State Board of Education has been offered the position of principal of the First District High school, made vacant by the resignation of Prof Webster MT Hine is assistant principal of the Wa terbury High school and is @ gradutae of Yale.-Willimantic Chronicle.
 The Mayor has called special meeting of the Fire Commissioners to be held this evening for the purpose of electing a suc- cessor to Chief Engineer Snagg, whose term expired last night. It is held by the City Attorney that the officer cannot be elected until his term expires. So techni- cally the city has been without a chief to- day, but MT Snagg was about attending tc his duties as usual.