Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-02

The board of directors of the Knights of l Columbus will meet in New Haven next Tuesday.
 A very fair audience witnessed the final presentation of the opera of Fantine" by the Amphions last evening.
 During the past month the number of tramps who applied for lodging at the police station dwindled down to about two each night.
 Forepaugh's circus which exhibits in Danbury to-day will arrive in this city on the New England road early to morrow morning.
 A number of Waterbury wheelmen went to Naugatuck this afternoon to witness tho five mile bicycle race between Moore and Bauman of that place for $25 a side.
 Henry Freeman, of this city, and Miss by the Rev Fr Van Oppen at St Rose's church, Meriden, on Wednesday morning, June 13.
 Judging from the string of itinerant vendors that applied at the city clerks office for licenses to-day the town will be over run with peddlers and fakirs of every description Monday.
 Workmen were clearing South Main street to-day preparatory to commencing the paving. On Bank street the work has proceeded below Meadow and the street will be opened at once.
 Mike Burns benefit picnic was given this afternoon and evening at the ball grounds. Judging from the crowd that attended in the afternoon, MT Burns will realize handsome sum from the after noon and evening entertainment.
 A new rule has gone into effect at the New England station requiring the baggage master to charge ten cents for every piece of baggage remaining in the baggage room over twenty four hours and five cents per day for each additional day that it remains there.
 Yesterday and to-day Town Clerk Whites pen has been kept very busy regis tering dogs. The police dispatched two unregistered canines yesterday and several death unless their owners register them at once.
 Last evening large number of the em- ployes of the Consolidated repair shops in Bridgeport were discharged. The New York division will still be in charge of bridge builder Fowler, and bridge builder Burns will look after the Naugatuck division.
 Naugatuck mail and baggage car No 52, handsomely repainted with the initials of the Consolidated, lettered nicely and re- numbered 102, cane up on Conductor Beers train this morning. Cars No 26 and 27 are in the New Haven repair shops and engine No % is being overhauled at | the repair shops in Bridgeport. The three divisions A. O. H., of this city, and the Naugatuck division of the order, will parade with Company E, Hibernian rifles, Monday, the occasion being their 1 first annual picnic. All the societies are o'clock, and the parade will take place at 1915, headed by the Silver Drum corps. The A. o. H. delegates from this city who will attend the state convention at l New London, June 6, have received hand some invitations to the ball and reception to be given by the Hibernian Rifles at New London next Tuesday evening. A num- Der of the gentlemen have signiied their intentions to be present and enjoy the hos pitality of their New London brethren.
 Next week number of important mu- nicipal matters will be brought befo-e the different boards of commissioners. On Monday night some further recommends tion regarding new police station will be brought up, and the same evening the matter of changing the location of the l HnBn1X engine house Will Dc discussed On Tuesday night the police commissioners will listen to Attorney Terry's opinion as to the legality of the fines imposed upon Officers Pagan and Brickel for neglect o1 duty, and on Wednesday the Denny street layout will be discussed.
 Real estate transfers for the past weel as recorded at the town clerks office are F. c. Abbott to Nancy M. Abbott, lant west side of Fairview street, at Valley View park; the same to the same, lot fifty feet front e Manhan street; A. B. Sim mons to George H. Ward, lot at Simons vile on Naugatuck road; A. B. Simons tt N. w. Heater, lot at Simonsville on Middl, street; Samuel Holmes, Montclair, N J. to Ida R. Perkins, fve-sixteenth O land on west side of Holmes avenue Israel Holmes to Ida K. Perkins, remain ing eleven-sixteenths of same piece O land J. w. Gaffney and Thomas F. Jack son to Noah w. Futile, house and lot or Clay street near South Main; E. T. Turner and J. R. Smith to Joseph Wilton, build ing lot at Riverside park.
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