Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-13

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 The Scotch Burns club have engaged the Amphion orchestra and the Silver drum corps for their games on the 18th.
 Cabinet photographs of the interior of the church of the Immaculate Conception recently taken, were put on sale to-day.
 George Lawlor, of this city, mason in the employ of J. w. Gaffney, fell from Q building in New Britain yesterday and fractured his wrist.
 General Superintendent Jackson of the New England road, accompanied by his family, passed through the city last even ing in his private car on his way to Boston.
 This morning one of the numerous ice carts around town collided with milk team in front of the DEMOCRAT office, badly smashing one of the wheels of the milk wagon.
 The Harmony lodge's committee on furnishing the new Masonic temple will report at the meeting Thursday night. The new temple will be dedicated on September 1.
 Mrs John Urber, of Chicago, nee Miss Mary Strahan of this city, and for several years student at the convent de Notre Dame, will visit her friends in Waterbury about July 1.
 teachers of the Whipple Home school at Mystic, and who has many friends in this city is visiting with her aunt Mrs w. o. Bannon on Cole street.
 The general board of the Knights of Labor of this city held meeting last Monday evening. Among those present at the meeting was District Mester Workman Kehoe of New Britain.
 From the fact that up to press hour 1, ,O1O dogs have been registered, which number is about 600 above the general yearly aver it may be seen how efficient is the enforcement of the dog law this year.
 Henry Freeman of this city was married to Miss Mary Fitzpatrick at St Paul's church, Meriden, at 10 o'clock this morn ing. After short wedding tour the couple will take up their residence in this city.
 Frank Weeden's son, who was operated upon for abscess of the groin some weeks ago, had very bad turn last night, but Dr North expects to pull him through if the abscess does not require operating upon a second time.
 Work on the Tamarack swamp. road has been discontinued for time in order to allow the brush and wood road across the quick sand to settle, if it will. After a few weeks, should the foundation float, the corduroy will be laid.
 A dispatch was received from Thomas H. Hayes, who is in New York in the in- terest of the Waterbury Democratic club, stating that he has contracted for a hand some banner, which will be ill Waterbury Wednesday, June 29.
 The question has been asked number of times, are veterans exempt from the dog tax, they being exempt from tax on $1 ,0OO? The exemption of veterans only applies to real estate, with which canines can hardly be classified.
 Mrs L. Wolff, organist at the Sacred Heart church, has formed from the male singers of her choir male glee club. Re- hearsals are held once week and under her efficient teaching the club bids fair to rival similar clubs in the city
 The overfowing cesspools on Pemberton street are growing to be an intolerable nuisance, now that the warm weather is approaching, as may be seen by the com. plaints entered to the sanitary inspector, both by parties who applied for and par. ties who demonstrated against a sewer through that street.
 The Second division, A. O. H. last even. ing elected the following officers: J. J. Madden, president; J. F. Hayes, vice. president; Edward Dodds, corresponding secretary; J. F. Calvin, financial secretary: D. J. Casey treasurer. The sick committee board of finance and board of investigation will be elected at the next meeting.
 The commission on the Hartford bridge consisting of Hon F. J. Kingsbury o1 Waterbury, Hon M w. Seymour of Bridge >1 4f nl ding, have made their award, allowing tn, bridge company $210 000 for their property The next step will be the apportionmen of this amount between the towns. Tn. report of the commission will be made t, the superior court.
 The Connecticut board of management of the A. O. F. will hold meeting in Nev Haven, Saturday night, to make arrange ments for grand state parade, and fell day of the order, during the coming sum mer. The place has not been definitely de cided upon, but it will in all probabilit be Bridgeport. In the forenoon there vii be a parade, after which the paraders vii picnic at some shore resort.
 A. Bannatyne, master mechanic at tn Waterbury clock company, and wife vii leave to-day for New York to sail fo Glasgow, and last evening the Burns clu of which Mir Bannatyne is past president rendered him reception at G. A. R. hall The evening passed in dancing an singing and all enjoyed an excellent time Mrs Bannatyne will remain in the ol' country about year, but the husband wi return in three months.
 Professor Cadwell's mesmeric exhibitio at the opera house last night was really two hours roar of laughter The houf was well filled, and all went away we satisfied with the evenings entertainment The professor has wonderful control ove his subjests, and causes them to act in most ridiculous manner. One young ma who acted Nagainst his better judgmer and allowed himself to be placed unde the mesmeric influence, was forced to pla on broom, which he imagined was banjo, while crowd of small boys dance break down. His sheepish look whe released from the influence was laugf able.