Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-26
CITY AND SUBURBS.

CITY AND SUBURBS.
 Nosahogan lodge will work the third degree this evening.
 Dr Axtelle is attending the meeting of the Yale Medical society at New Haven to- day.
 It is rumored that the South Main street landlords contemplating raising rents along the paved portion of the street.
 Last evening the health inspector was notified of the filthy condition at the rear of several houses on East Main street.
 A very pleasant entertainment was given the pupils of the Hillside avenue school by their teacher, Miss Abbott last evening.
 MT and Mrs Timothy Horigan returned from their wedding trip last evening and will go to housekeeping at 259 Bank street.
 The Hibernian rifles will meet Friday night for their last drill during the warm weather. The next drill will be on the first Friday in September.
 On account of the changes in the time table on the early morning train from this city to Bridgeport, the steamer Rosedale does not leave until 7:3O a. m.
 Justice Phelan this morning gave de- cision in the Freedman Hauser case for the plaintiff to recover $15.S3, and in tbe Neu- Grohs islander case, for the defendant.
 The remains of Col Uriah E. Allen, who died suddenly Sunday, were removed from the Scovil1 house this morning and taken on the 7:30 train for interment at Canton, N Y.
 The Waterbury base ball club will give AlaY,. %1a 1o11 ,J., tomorrow night and will endeavor to give their friends good time. The club is worthy of patronage and should be en- couraged in it's efforts to succeed
 Contractor Blakeslee called at the police station last night and claimed the rubber coat which was found by the police some nights ago. A short time afterward fine summer coat which was picked up on the street was brought in by one of the patrol men.
 Past Grand Knight Maloney end Grand Knight Mcdonald of Sheridan council. Grand Knights Moran of Carrollton, and Bossidy of Barcelona councils are in New Haven to-day attending the meeting of the board of government of the Knights of Columbus.
 At meeting of company A, held last evening, arrangements were completed for the holding of their annual picnic at High Rock grove, July 4. The usual athletic games will be held and special trains will be run in order to accommodate the large crowds who will spend the day at this beautiful resort.
 Mrs Margaret Buckley, mother of Will liam E. and Daniel Buckley, died at Cole brook river last evening in her 18th year, after an illness of seven months from the very first of which it evident she would die, the disease being cancer of the liver. The funeral will take place at Winsted at 9:30 tomorrow
 The first gun in honor of Harrison's nomination was fired on the gas house hill at 10 minutes to last night and was fol lowed by the regular 37 more. The Young Mems Republican club, with the Mattatuck drum corps as an escort, made short procession and the speakers were Charles A. Colley and L. I. Munson.
 The executive committee of the Connecti- cut State Firemen's association met in New Haven yesterday, and decided to hold the annual meeting of the association in Nor. wich on August and 7. After the meet ing Chief Hendrick entertained the com mittee at dinner in Downs's restaurant. S. c. Snagg of this city was present.
 Extensive preparations are being made for the commencement exercises at the convent tomorrow night. The hall will be handsomely decorated and extra pianos have been provided so as to make the mu sical part of the programme something out of the usual order. Among the visitors will be Bishop McMahon and large num- Der of out of town clergymen.
 In answer to the Meriden, Waterbury & Connecticut river railroad companys ap plication for change of layout of the un finished portion of the road, the railroad the 27th at 1 80 p. m. According to the proposed change the road will run through the Benedict 6 Durnham manufacturing company's property, cross Burnham stree above grade and cross Mad river.
 At the annual meeting of Townsend lodge, I. O. O. F., held last evening tht following officers were elected: Edward Bland, noble grand; T. D. Manwaring vice grand; James H. Filling, recording secretary; c. H. Bronson, permanent sec retary; o. H. Hart, treasurer Messrs T l.. Ferrall, J. w. Smith and John Blai were appointed trustees, and R. P. Smith F. G. Humphrey and H. w. Curtis finance committee.
 The hearing of the injunction restrain ing the Meriden, Waterbury and Connec ticut river road from filling in the Ma, river, which was to be heard this mornin will not come up before Thursday, an, Judge Cowell is in New Haven looking IT superior court records in regard to tn recording of the railroad company's prop erty. The company had them recorded Ii the superior court and it will take som time before they can be looked over.
 Wallingford correspondent New Have News: Yesterday two men drove owe here from Waterbury bringing with ther dog, which they gave to boy. The do rushed up to the high school house abou o'clock and showed signs of either bein overloaded or mad. The dog in his rus landed in the water closet and the doc swinging back locked the dog in. Las night Sheriff Austin went up there about and dispatched the canine with the assist ance of shotgun and revolver"
 Thomas Smith, who keeps a saloon o rk hofn fIo r1O1ina o0