Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-17
CITY AND SUBURBS.

Dr ;. B. Mum this evening. There will be an adjourned meeting of | the fire commissioners this evening. w. R. Mattison has returned from a camping out trip in New York state. Chris ONeil left on the 10:54 train this morning to enter college at Fordham. Conductor Dinsmore of the New England road is taking a two weeks trip to Maine Thomas Tennian has taken position as collector for the Metropolitan Life In surance company. The remains of Mrs Sarah Bottome, who died Saturday, were taken to Thomaston this morning for interment
 A meeting will be held next week to act upon the advisability of forming another division of the A. O. H. in this city.
 William Delaney of North Elm street, a member of Carrollton Council, K. of O., is lying probably fatally i'll from dropsy.
 Work on the grade of Baldwin street is rapidly progressing and in short time the street will be as good one to drive over as any in the city.
 The Waterbury excursionists to Coney Island arrived home at 10:30 Saturday eve ming They reported a pleasant time al though the weather was cold.
 Mary Tracey and Jennie Freeman, who were sent to the town house a week ago, made their escape from that institution yesterday afternoon.
 Saturday evening the many friends of Town Clerk White assembled at his resi- dence on North Main street, and presented him with handsome lamp in honor of his siXtieth birthday.
 A carload of Italians arrived on the mid night train last night and plodded their way through the rain and mud to the ice house on the plank road where a number of their fellow countrymen are housed.
 The annual meeting of the United States Medical association will take place at the Rossmore hotel tomorrow morning. Dr Bland secretary of the Connecticut State Medical association, will attend as deleg ate from this city.
 Barrows, the young man who was in iured at the Naugatuck yards, was very low yesterday at his home in Winsted. The physicians in attendance say that the skull is fractured and despair of his recov cry.
 A letter has been received from the Rev Father Crowley of Norwalk, who in com pany with the Rev Father Finnigan of this city went to Europe some time ago, in which he states that he is admiring the beauties of ancient Rome.
 @he preparations for the nineteenth annual reunion of Companies I and and the DanQ or the FlTSU COuneCllCuI uedF y artillery at the ScOvill House next Wedns- day are completed. The hall used by Wad- hams post, in G. A. R. block, has been tenderedto them for use as place for hold ing the business meeting.
 The twenty-third annual convention of the Y. NJ. c. A. of this state takes place in Bridgeport October II 12, 13 and IA, when Ira F. Sankey, the ravivalist the Rev Edwin F. Lee, general secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A; the Rev Wilbur F. Crafts of New York city, and others will speak on subjects of interest.
 Some person or persons while going down South Main street last night saw fit to mark on all of the glass doors and windows along the street. Some of the designs were not at all such as might be seen inscribed on the walls of Sunday school room. The perpetrators would be very warmly received by the merchants should they call to see them
 The many Waterbury business and political friends of Daniel L. Carpenter, of New Haven, will receive with regret the news of his death from heart failure at his home Saturday evening. MT Carpenter had many and fast friends in Waterbury, where his name the synonym of hon. esty among business men and of faith fulness among his democratic political friends.
 In regard to the branch of the Meriden and Waterbury to New Haven, which it is reported John H. Starin will build that he may get direct traffic to his line of New York boats, one of the officials said yester- day that he had no fear that the Con solidated would go out of business just yet. He ventured to say there would be some lively competition.
 The funeral of Patrick Rigney was large ly attended from his late residence or Denny street to the church of the Immac- ulate Conception at 2:30 D., m. yesterday MT Rigney was prominent member of the w. R. c. T. A. X B. society and the fol lowing members of the society acted as pal bearers P. J. Kelly, Patrick Carlan Patrick Boylan William Bannon, Michael Hayden and John Ward
 In the police court this morning Gus Shaeler, young man of p, was fined s and costs for drunkenness and $10 anC costs for indecent exposure of himself oI Brown street Saturday night. Shaeler hat been on protracted spree and it is though was not responsible for his actions. 1 family now on Scovill street caused th arrest of number of fathers Saturda, evening, but neither head nor tail could b. made of the story to-day, so all were dis > charged.
 William Leary of this city, who will b pleasantly remembered by Waterbur. tneater-SOe as the w ldOW McOee or tn Kindergarten troupe is at present playin with the Hurdy X Vouleer troupe. Hi part is that of a reporter of the Hibernia1 descent, who is taking notes in the yves and falls into the hands of the Indians His native wit and pluck, however, favo his escape. His acting is very favorabl spoken of and it is to be hoped that h will succeed.
 Charles R. Pancoast, secretary of tn Waterbury Malleable Iron company, drov to Attorney Terry's office this mornin and deliberately hitched his team acros the crosswalk, forcing pedestrians to talk the muddy street. He was warned by neighboring merchant, but took no notice Officer Pagan was witness to the occu1 renee and unhitching the team he led it t NortOn's stable and MT Pancoast ws called on to answer for violation of the cit ordinance.
 While NJ. J. Nellgian and wife and Mi.