Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-24
CITY AND SUBURBS.

The superior court adjourned to-day l until Wednesday, December 26. Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is a safe, reliable | and efficient family medicine. The monthly collection taken up in St Patrick's church last Sunday amounted to $569,00 There will be no vesper services at the church of the Sacred Heart tomorrow afternoon.
 The Rev J. H. Duggan won handsome pair of vases at the Catholic fair in Nauga- tuck last evening.
 The Naugatuck Railroad company, have a large gang of men at work putting the track in proper repair for the winter.
 The second annual sociable of the Third division, A. O. H., will be held Friday evening, January II at Union armory.
 The state board of pharmacy will hold a meeting at the capitol on Tuesday, De cember 13, at which time applications for druggists licenses will be examined.
 The Manhan was crowded to-day with a merry party of skaters. There is only a thin coating of ice, however, and the sport is indulged in at great risk.
 Chanfrau, supported by No 1 com pany will appear at the opera house Thanksgiving afternoon and evening in Kit, the Arkansas 1raVeler.
 A representative of the DEMOCRAT will visit the subscribers during the coming week. He will make tour of all the routes, and asks for a kind reception.
 The committee from the First division, A. O. H.. are arranging to have the City nall floor covered with crash on the oc casion of their Thanksgiving eve soci- able.
 is ol- tc For opening his ice rink on the Manhan and expects to have a successful season. He also intends opening a rink in Naugatuck if he meets with any encouragement. Jean Jacques, proprietor of Jacques ops era house, Waterbury, was in town yester- day, negotiating for the lease of Taylor's opera house for a term of five years.-Dan- bury News.
 w. H. Romer, who was confined in the New Haven hospital suffering from an in jury to one of his feet, has recovered and was seen by gentleman from this city, in New Haven yesterday.
 It is probable that the Naugatuck road will run special evening train on the Watertown branch two evenings next week in order to accommodate Watertown people who desire to do their Thanksgiving trad ing in this city.
 About one hundred couples engaged in the festivities attending the first annual sociable of Court Stephen J. Meaney, A. O. F., which was held in the armory last night. The grand march was led by Ed ward D. Rock and Miss White.
 The third successful presentation of the opera "Pinafore" was given by the Sey mour Dramatic club at Seymour last eve ming. The characters of Ralph Rackstraw and Captain Corcoran were ably taken by F. E. Beddoe and w. s. Erwin of this city.
 The trowel used in laying the corner stone of St Ann's French Catholic chapel on Dover street will be disposed of by chance at the festival next week. The festival will open Tuesday evening instead of Monday as previously announced,in in the Peoples theatre.
 The store of H. w. Keeler, 116 South Main street was entered by burglars last night and some small change amounting tC less than $4 taken. The thieves entered the store through a rear window and forced open the money drawer with a blunt in strument.
 Frank Brown, an elderly man residing at No F River street met with an acciden that may result in the loss of his arn while working upon circular saw a Scovill's this morning. The bone of tn, wrist was almost severed and the flesh wa stripped from the arm to the elbow.
 William Fitzachary got into disturb ancein front of the armory about 1 o'clock this morning and in the melee received terrible blow that laid open his nose. H. was arrested for drunkenness and fined S5 without costs William says he knows tn, man that hit him and promises to produce him in court Monday morning.
 Terrence Carmody, charged with forging the name of Michael Brophy to a fraud ulent pension claim, had hearing before United States Commissioner Wright a New Haven this afternoon and was bound over to the December term of the United States court in the sum of $500.
 The little project to cut up Litchfeld fo1 the sake of forming a new county with headquarters in the Brass City, won't pa1 out very we'll. We havn't any serious ob jeotions to having Waterbury city made into county, but the people of Litchfielt county will have something to say if an at tempt is made to cut up and parcel out he1 territory. y.-Winsted Citizen.
 The Grand Army posts of Connection will be inspected during the month o1 December Department Commander s. B Horne of Winsted, says in his genera order: Post commanders are instructed tt prepare their posts for inspection, and tC be ready -1:th "~~vers to questions of in spector 'pze che wish of the commands that each post shall do its very best, tha our report to headquarters may be credit able one.
 Rosie Bennett, II year old girl was ar rested by the police this afternoon for theft For the past two weeks the merchants o1 South Main street have been missing smal articles from their counters and the polio, have suspected that Rosie was the thief This mOrninp she stole some small articles from Timkham's store and an umbrella from rack in front of Browns hat store She has been continuously on the stree and will in all probability be sent to the In dustrial school.
 The DEMOCRAT has received copy O the Chattanooga, Tenn, Daily Times presumably from Louis M. Meye which describes in glowing terms the great enterprise established by Connecticut capitalists, for the purpose o booming business along the Tennesse, h. sAo1