Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-16
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Excellent bargains in second hand up right pianos at B. Shoninger & Co.'S. Siberia will be the attraction at the opera house Wednesday evening, Novem- Der 21.
 A very fine second hand square piano (Guild & Church. for sale cheap. B. Shon finger & Co.
 The Second and Fourth divisions, A. O. H., will attend the Sacred Heart church fair this evening.
 Court Stephen J. Meany will give their first annual sociable at the armory on Friday evening, November 2o.
 Herbert Scoville wheeled William Arm strong to the music of drum from the Watch shop to the Green this noon, in full fllment of an election bet.
 Porter G. Spellman, the we'll known horse car driver, and Miss Minnie Ward were married by the Rev J. G. Davenport at the residence of the brides parents in Hopeville last evening.
 An unusually good programme was car ried out at the Immaculate Conception fair last evening. There were choruses, reel tations and drill by the Mother Hubbard squad of Company G.
 Mrs Chase, one of the chorus singers of the Stetson opera company, was taken i'll when the company was here Tuesday, and is being cared for at Smiths hotel. She expects to be able to join the company in Hartford Monday.
 A character duet, Leaving Old Ireland" between Mrs William Bergin and Miss Maggie Farrell and a costume chorus ''March Around Jericho" will constitute the musical programme at the Sacred Heart fair this evening.
 William Wright, yardm aster at the paFf daughter of John Paff, were married by the Rev R. w. Micou at the residence of the brides parents on South Main street last evening.
 Some unknown parties broke into the lower part of the building occupied by Mulyaney the baker on Baldwin street last night and gained access to the saloon of Timothy Horrigan on the second floor. Three bottles of whiskey and box of cigars were taken.
 Standing room only was the order at the opera house last evening. Thatcher, Primrose SS Vests company of artists was the attraction. It was probably the best minstrel troupe that has ever played here. The company carries new scenery, new costumes and budget of new jokes.
 The district officers of the Connecticut state district of Foresters will go to Bristol
 
 esters on December 6. The new court is to be called ''EverW elcome''a ''and starts of with fifty charter members. Court Han cock of this city will have the honor ot formally opening the new court.
 The selectmen and Meriden and Water bury railroad officials will meet this after noon in relation to the Baldwin street bridge It is claimed the railroad people have raised the abutments two feet higher in some places than the official order of the railroad commissioners permitted them to do The road commissioners will also meet this afternoon to arrange the grades near this bridge.
 P H. Dudley, the inventor, accompanied by Supt Platt and Superintendent Hull made an inspection of the tracksof the New England road to- day in Dudley's dynagrap1 and track inspection car. This car is s' arranged that any defect in the track i registered by complicated machine on roll of paper and the track marked witl blue ink to show where it should be re paired During his short stay in this cit. MT Dudley explained to large numbe this wonderful invention.
 The annual convention of the Waterbu1, American corr espondents' association was held at Music hall today. After tran sact ing the usual business incidental to such meeting the ladies and gentlemen presen sat down to sumptuous spread served b, David David. Speech making was in orde and Editor c. F. Chapin spoke upon thu necessity of a good number of reliabl correspondents and the assistance that the. gave. City Editor Burpee followed and re viewed newspaper writing. John s. Deacon responded to the business interests o paper. The following officers wer elected for the ensuing year President, John F. Hubbard of Litchfeld vice-president, $. Nettleton of Minortown treasurer, H. B. Carter of Wolcott; secre tary, Mrs K. G. Smith of Woodbury.