Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-15
Weather.
CITY AND SUBURBS.


 .15 inches.
 "Under the Gaslisht" tonight a: the opera house.
 The Fourth division A. o. il. will hold special meeting this evening.
 T. L. Sandford has purchased enc of s II. Bohn houses on Hill street.
 The case of Barlow vs Hayden is occupy ing the attention of the district court to-day.
 The game of ball Letween the A. o. H. of the rain.
 Charles H, Carter, aged 27 years, well known resident of Wolcott, died yesterday afternoon.
 The one horse experiment is being tried on the East and West Main street horse railroad to-day.
 Edward Landers will shortly open a barber shop over Wank's millinery store on East Main street.
 The board of finance will meet this evening. The road board will meet Wed nesday evening.
 The grading and all the appointment around the Carrie Welt on fountain will be completed tomorrow.
 The handsome new shoe store of Damon X Shippy, in the American building, was opened Saturday evening.
 The south store in the new Pritchard block on Bank street will be opened as a shoe store in a few days.
 The Rev Father Finnegan, is expected to arrive ill this city Saturday after three months absence in Europe.
 The first grand sociable of the Gladiator social club will be held at Concordia hall. Friday evening, November ?.
 A squad from Co G are practicing at the rife range in Hopeville to-day, preparing for the regimental target shoot.
 Mrs Roger Connor was present at the benefit rendered the New York base ball club at the Star theater last evening
 The Dramatic Ideals who were to oc- cupy the City hall for the next three nights have cancelled their engagements.
 The Hon D. C. Dewitt of Pennsylvania will speak for Cleveland and Thurman at the City hall, Friday evening, October 19
 Benediction and rosary services will be held at St Patricks church every evening this week except Saturday at 7:30 o'clock.
 Morgan Flaherty of the Ansonia Senti- nel spent Sunday in Waterbury. visiting with his sister, Mrs J. H. Roper on Central avenue.
 The social committee from Court Han cock, 4. O. F., has secured the City hall for November for the fourth annual sociGble given by the court.
 The armory twill be occupied almost every evening for the next two weeks, drilling, church meetings, sociables. etc, filling up the schedule.
 The office of the City Lumber and Coal Co was torcibly entered last night and the money drawers pried open. Only q few in oo11 oh
 The Companions of Forest held another meeting yesterday and received 26 new members. This society is growing very rapidly and will hold another meeting next Sunday.
 Emma, the bright 15 year old daught ter of John Cullen of 90 Railroad Hlll street. died this morning. Her funeral will take place at 2:3O P. III. 10 -mOrl ow from St Pat rick's church.
 The choir of the Sacred Heart church are making great preparations for the com ing fair in City hall and some of the best 1 musical treats ever given by the choir will i be features of the fair.
 'Under the Gasight" is one of the few companies that carry their own calcium lights in this giving their own light effects. which plays large part in the sensational results. At the opera house tonight
 Dennis Whale n of South Main street has a white bull dog named tinker that would make goot Outtielder for one of the crack ball clubs of the country He is an ex- pert at the game and passonately fond of catching.
 Miss Catherine E. Walsh aged 19 wears daughter of Michael Walsh. a former resi- dent of this city died of consumption at her home in Prospect Saturday evening. Her funeral will take place from the church of the Sacred Heart at 4 p. m to-day. Chief Companion Adam Brown of Wood- { land circle, companions of the Forest of New York city, together with several { of the other officers of that circle will S attend instituting of Evangeline circle in s his city on Monday evening, October g. A meeting of all who are favorable to ( he election of the democratic candidates | called for tomorrow night at the rooms V 'f the Young Mems Democratic club, to ( consider the best means of getting out the | 'ntlre democratic vote on election day. y The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Rice WAS argely attended from her late residence on William street to the church of the Sacred teart this morning, where a requiem mass ' vas sung by the Rev Father Treanor. The 'allbearers were: John, Henry, John nd James Mccormack, nephew of the o deceased. U The case of Lounsbury vs Stoddard to a ecide upon boundary lines was heard be- d ore Judge Bradstreet in the district court G his morning. After dinner the court and V awyers adjourned in order that they might W few the property, which is located on tL W lark road on West Side Hill T For the past three nights the watchman e t the New England station has noticed a wo very suspicious looking men hanging W round the station at unreasonable hours Q friday evening he found one of them press s' ng in the north window of the ticket office. " nut before he could ascertain who he was sl he fellow had decamped It is probable tc bat tfey were laying plans for another II urglary, but were foiled in their attempt. The Cleveland and Thurman club of ho4haston will raise banner Wednesday Y vening. Congress nan Grain of Texas i'll address the neeting and invitations q, ave been extended to several Waterbury r. arties to assist. It is probable that ot pecial train will be run from Thomaston st the close of the rally in order to accom- Q, lodate those who will attend from this 9 9, l