Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-19
CITY AND SUBURBS.

CITY AND SUBURBS.
 The superior court adjourned yesterday sine die.
 Nosahogan lodge, will work the second degree this evening.
 The Waterburys left for Stamford on the 1O:54 g. m. train to-day,
 The will of the late Thomas Wagner of Railroad hill was probated to-day
 Ex-Mayor Honold of Carbondale, Penn, is visiting his son A. A. Honold of this city.
 Court Shields, A. O. F., will hold their annual meeting for the election of officers this evening.
 This evening the new pedestrian club, the Big Twelve" will take walk to Naugatuck.
 The up train on the Naugatuck road was delayed this morning on account of the accident on the Consolidated road at West Haven.
 Police Commissioner Goodrich, who has been suffering from 8 slight hemorrhage into the brain, is able to be about town again.
 An anniversary mass for the late Rev. Father O'Conneu will be celebrated in St Mary's church, East Bridgeport, to-mor- row morning.
 Mrs Catherine Swartz, aged 45 years, died at her residence No 6 Meadow lane yes terday. Her funeral will take place at 2 P. m. tomorrow.
 J. L. Gordon of Hartford, state secre- tary of the Y. M. c. A., will be rendered 8 reception at the association rooms in this city this evening.
 A large tree in front of c. H. Perkins residence on Cherry street was struck by lightning during the storm yesterday afternoon shattering several large limbs.
 Rev Father Treanor will visit New York during the latter part of the week to make arrangements with the architect for the designs of the large windows for the church of the Sacred Heart.
 petition signed by large number of business men asking that Sunday morn ing train be run from this city to New York, over the Consolidated, will shortly be presented to that road
 The Tramway company, of New Britain, have put on two open cars for summer use, and the business has largely increased. We charge the Waterbury horse railroad company nothing for this tip.
 June 27th has been selected by the Waterbury base ball club as the date for their game and picnic. On the 29th a nine from Go. A will cross bats with a team from the New Haven Blues
 Miss Margaret Shearan we'll known resident of this city, died at her residence onBaldwin street last night. Her funeral was largely attended from the church of the Immaculate Conception at 2 p. m. to-day. All of the B. and O. wires between here and Danbury were burnt out by yesterday afternoons fire, but force of men, under Willis Newman, was sent on the 5:3S train from here, and all are in working order to-day.
 The Rev J. E. Wildman and wife and Miss Clara Wildman, the Rev MT Boards ley and Miss Edith Lane, all of Walling- ford, were among those who attended the graduation exercises at St Margaret's school to-day.
 Miss Locke, daughter of superintend- ent of the Waterbury Watch company, re- ceived, by express, to her summer resi- dence at Litchfeld, handsome water spaniel, which was purchased for her by her father.
 On account of the extreme heat and the consequent slight crowd at George Pease's billiard parlors last night, Prof Shaw's bill Hard and pool exhibition was postponed to some future date, probably not before the cool weather sets in.
 This morning the West Brass Mill com pany gathered together the drowned dogs which have been floating in their pond for the past two weeks and will bury them Hereafter any persons found drowning dogs in the pond will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
 Shortly after police court hours this 1fofio ior, ho1H with he town authorities and it was decided tt send the remainder of the Fitzgibbons family of Bl idge street to the town house The police having become tired of watch ing them. The family consists of mother and four children.
 The board of government of the Knights of Columbus will meet in New Haven Jun' 27. The members from this city who ar, entitled to representation at the meeting are Past Grand Knight Maloney and Grant Knight Mcdonald of Sheridan council. ant Grand Knight sMoran of Carrollton, ant Bossidy of Barcelona councils.
 Work on the Carrie Welton fountain will be continued within two weeks ant probably by the first of August it will b. completed. By the way, what has becom built near the fountain and filled with tn waste water? Plans and estimates of tn cost of building it were presented to tn fire commissioners but the whole schem seems to have fallen out of sight.
 At the meeting of the Third division A. O. H., held last evening, the followin, officers were elected: Mortimer Doran president; James Thompson, vice-presi dent; Edward Rock, recording secretary Thomas Barrett, treasurer; John Hines door-keeper, and John Coffy, William Hol oran, James Morrisy, John Griffin am Michael Rush, financial committee. Tn election of the other officers were laid owe until next meeting.
 Last evening the class of 'S3 of St Mar garet's school were given reception at tn residence of L. s. Bronson on Grove street The bills of fare were hand-painted, an the work of Miss Jennie O. White, mem Der of the class. The toasts responde' to were as follows: The Alumni" Mis- Stevens; ''Class '83," Mrs F. 0. Abbott ..Single Blessedness, Miss Mclean; ''J. ( U. V.," Mrs E. H. Williams; 'The Clas