Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-04
THE WATERBURY THURSDAY, OCT 1s8

Officer Blakely is doing the Danbury fair to-day.
 The drawing for the T. J. Jackson watch will take place tonight at CarroIlton council rooms.
 The Cleveland club will meet at 1:30 this evening instead of o'clock in order to attend the rally at City hall. Ralph Sensor to-day purchased through Tierney's agency the Chauncey 5. Webster place on the Watertown road. Andrew Cunningham is very low at his 1 residence in Brooklyn and it is doubtful if he will live through the day. The county commissioners to-day re- | voked the liquor licenses of Martin Quinn and Thomas Brennan of Waterbury.-New Haven Union.
 Co A. will attend Co G's fair to- o-morrow evening, dressed in full uniform. It is probable that Chatfeld camp, $. of ". W. II attend Saturday evening. w. J. Oviatt has been appointed general superintendent of the Connecticut electric 1 light station, to succeed w. c. Bryant | who has removed to Bridgeport. The firemen of this city have received an l invitation from Chief Engineer Dayton of the Torrington fire depar ment to attend the fremen's parade in Torrington next Thursday.
 Governor Foraker of Ohio is booked for New Haven Friday night. Hon $. w. Kellogg of this city is also down upon the programme to give few points upon pro lection.
 The dramatic section of the Waterbury Turn Verein will give their first sacred concert at their hall next Sunday evening and cordially invite the members and | their friends to be present. John Wild, Edward Harrigan's former 1 comedian has made very great success with his new comedy of Running Wild" :"
 which he is presenting in the large cities of | New England to large audiences.-N. Y. | Times.
 Mrs Eliza c. Northrop, former resident | of Union street, died at her home ill Water 1 town this morning, aged S4 years. Her l remains will be brought to this city to- morrow morning and the funeral services
 will be conducted at the Hall memorial chapel at 12 o'clock
 | The board of education have organized
 with J. w. Webster as chairman, Rev j. A.
 Mulcahy, Rev R. w. Micou, H..
 F. Bassett, Dr E. w. Mcdonald, J. w. Webster, school visitors, and Dr B.
 A. O'Hara and John Henderson, jr, en-
 rolling officers. The district committee
 have also organized with c. B. Webster
 chairman.
 General Superintendent Jackson of the
 New England road, accompanied by
 several gentlemen, passed through this city in a special cal attached to the 1 :5J train in charge of Conductor Marsh, of Boston,
 a former resident of this city. At Fish
 kill the party will be joined by severa
 railroad men who will accompany them or
 hunting expedition in Wisconsin.
 Yesterday afternoon ones of the gypse.
 from the gypsy camp at Hoperille wen
 into the kitchen of Hicks restaurant anC
 induced one of the colo~ed cooks to have
 his fortune told. Upon her departure h,
 missed S4 and immediately notified thu
 police to be on the look out for the woman
 whom he accuses of stealing the money So far the woman has succeeded ill keeping
 out of reach of the police.
 William w. Smith of Southbury ha brought suit against the New York ant
 New England road to recover $5, 1000 fo injuries received at Hopewell junction som time ago. Smith, who was a brakeman o1 : the road, was injured about the thighs anc l hips and claims that it was through defec
 in the brakes that the cars backed dow1
 and caused his injuries. The physician Y say that he is permanently injured. } In e political argument ill Bank stree store this afternoon an ardent democra y offered to bet $10 to 8 that Clevelan , would be elected, even money that Morri l would be elected. d new hat that MOrri
 would carry Waterbury. and any amour 2 with odds ahat Bridgeport would give owe 800 democratic majority. The republican . declined to accept any of the bets, and 2 was mt on moral grounds, either. This is | significant straw.
 t Martin H. Br nnan, bookkeeper a
 the E. J. Manville Machine company, an Miss Katie A. Hart were married by tn , Rev J. A. Mulcahy this morning with
 nuptial mass at the Immaculate Conceptio f church. Miss Lizzie G. Hart and D. I
 Hart, sister and br tner of the bride, per
 formed the honors. A reception wa
 rendered the young couple at the home O
 the bride. 1893 East Main street after tn ceremony. The presents were many an' elegant, and showed the regard in whic
 the happy eoupleare held by their man , friends. Only the immediate relatives c the family were present at the reception. il and Mrs Brennan left this afternoon on tn 3 o'clock train on the Meriden and Water
 bury road for trip through New York an
 Boston. As the wedding party move down the aisle of the church after tn l services, two little girls, pupils of the bride presented her with two elegant bouquet 7 oC couvcpir to ba TaCI,aot o16 low