Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-29
CITY AND SUBURBS.

CITY AND SUBURBS.
 There will be an entertainment at the Hillside avenue school by the pupils this evening.
 The remains of Mrs Eunice Geer were taken on the :17 train for interment at Torrington.
 The types made us say James Flynn was before the police court yesterday, when such was not the case.
 The regular monthly meeting of the board of road and sewer commissioners will take place this evening.
 c. w. Burpee will be present at the ban quet given by the new elected editors of the Yale News at New Haven this evening.
 Following the supper at the Methodist church parlors at 6 o'clock tomorrow even- ing the Young Peoples society will give a literary and musical entertainment.
 The nine English setter puppies on ex- hibition in the Connecticut boot and sIoe company's window are the property of the genial manager Frank Rametti.
 A Forestville woman who boarded the 12 o'clock New England train at Plainvile this morning fell in fit while on her way home and was carried unconscious from the train.
 The sluice way built to carry the water to the Scovil1 manufacturing company 8 works does not carry sufficient water as yet to run the turbine wheel, but enough to run the mill without using city water.
 Jack Williams packers called upon Gus Fills last evening to arrange matters for a fight. As guarantee of good faith they .4~1 ~1>.1 cxsl& will be arranged some time this week.
 William Webster, carpenter employed by the Scovil manufacturing company, while at work this morning was painfully injured in the left side. He was saving a him by a swiftly running circular saw.
 Miss Lizzie Pagan, sister of Officer John Pagan, who has been patient sufferer her parents, 346 East Main street, this morning Miss Pagan was an estimable young lady and had host of friends who will mourn her loss.
 The funeral of Miss Winifred McGuin- ness was largely attended from the resi- dence of her mother on Baldwin street to the church of the Immaculate Conception this morning. A requiem mass was said by the Rev Father O'Donnell. Among the floral offerings were a handsome pillow of flowers, with the word ''Sister" in immor- telles. The interment was in St Joseph's cemetery.
 At the regular monthly meeting of the police commissioners last evening the monthly bills were approved. Commis- sioner Martin called attention to the miser- able condition of the police station. He said it was not fit place for any kind of decent humanity, and was not fit place to throw hog into. He also said that it was all outrage to the community to put a decent person in it and moved that a com mittee of three be appointed to look after the matter. Commissioner Riley and May or Boughton agreed with Mir Martin, and it was unanimously voted to appoint such 8 committee, after which the board ad- journed.
 James Riley, the youth who assaulted Timothy Hennessy "on East Main street Sunday evening, was fined $3 end costs in the police court this morning. Peter Dis carlo and Lucia Rocco, the Italians, who upon being discovered stealing coal by Watchman Dalton, stabbed him, pleaded not guilty to the charges of theft and stab ping with attempt to kill. MT Dalton said he was guarding sone coal and he discov. cred Rocco and Discarlo stealing. He told SAAoAAA w 6o oWoJ oAS CIOJ pullCu d hulle out and stabbed him in the leg. Thomas Kelly and Charles Daily testified to coming to Dalton's rescue. The court fined them B and costs for theft and bound them over to the criminal term of the superior court in the sum of $500 each on the charge of intent to kill.
 During the month of February there were 81 arrests, of which 80 were males and 1 females and the number of cases were 1O1. The regular force lost 16 hours and did 60l hours of special duty. The total number of lodgers were 155 and the number of stores found open 16. The cases of arrest were assault 6, non support of family 2, breach of the peace15, cruelty to animals 3, abandoning child 1, drunks 3s, common drunkard 1, common night walker 3, burglary 2, receiving stolen goods 1, horse stealing 9, incorrigibles 8, kidnapping 1, indecent exposure 1, resist ance 1, seduction 1, defranding 4,malicious injury to private property 1, theft 7, viola tion of the license law 8, There were ap- pealed to the superior court 8, bound over and taken to jail 5,committed to the county jail 22, to the town house 4, to the reform school 3, continued 15, not guilty 4. dis charged by the chief 3, judgment suspend ed 12, forfeited bonds or paid fines and costs 29, nolled by the city attorney g. The nativity were American 53, English 3,Irish 33, German 3, Scotch 3, Italian 8, and Canadian 1.