Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-25
CITY AND SUBURBS.

Offle f1uCcnlnSOn or New I1dNeIl, IS Y IS- iting friends in town.
 The annual town meeting is called at the superior court room for next Monday morning at o'clock.
 Only single drunk was at the police court this morning and he was allowed to go his way in peace.
 The democratic town convention to nominate town ticket will be helG at the police count rooms this evening.
 Car Driver Burke lost a valuable cameo ring from his watch chain while driving on South Main street this morning.
 The w. c. T. A association is holding an important meeting in the lecture room of the Second church this afternoon.
 There is little CT no improvement in the condition of John T. Trott, who is con- fined to his home suffering from cancer of the liver.
 All those interested in the formation of a French democratic club will meet at the rooms of the Young Mems democratic club this evening.
 The nominating committee appointed at the republican caucus Saturday evening held meeting ill the council room at City hall last evening, but will make no report until Friday evening.
 The thirty third semi-annual meeting of the Connecticut Eclectic Medical associa- tion will be held at the residence of Dr Broadway at New Britain on Octobe, g. Dr Faber of this city will attend.
 The town report will not be ready for distribution for two or three days Sev- eral pages were left out through an acci- dent by the selectmen ill the compilation of the book, causing slight delay.
 The democratic town committee will Sota cd ot pitN convention and those who will be nom mated at the town convention in the mayors office after the meeting tonight
 Les personnes de langue Franchise sont priez de SC reunir ce soir a la chambre des Young Mems Democratic club audessus du Globe Clothing Store Bank Street leffet de former un Club de Clevilant & Thurman. The railroad commissioners came up on the 11:17 train to-day, boarded g special train at the Dublin street station and went over the Meriden, Waterbury & Connecticut River road on their annual fall tour of inspection.
 At the Second ward republican caucus held last evening T. R. Martin was nomi- mated for alderman and John P. Kellogg c. H. Goodwin, F. k: Cross, Charles L. Stocking and $. A. Watrous for council men.
 "A ed quite depression in the East Main street horse car track near Callender's crossing. The break has been alive for { week but did not show itself until this noon when the water came out in quite { volume.
 A meeting of the Waterbury Field clut was held last evening and several new members admitted. J. K Smith was ap- pointed committee to wait on the select men with reference to the appointing of game warden for the coming year The meeting was adjourned to Wednesday evening.
 Saturday Mamie Nagle, aged eighteen, and Josie Dunn, aged seventeen, ran away from this city and have not returned yet. Last evening several of the relatives of bo;h the girls called on Chief Egan and asked him to find the two missing girls as they believe they are ill some cheap lodg- ing house in New Haven. The two young boys who went with them have returned .and say they left the girls at tee Union depot in that city.
 General Samuel F. Cary of Ohio will deliver an address at City hall this even ing. The Democratic glee club will sing and the City band will escort the speaker to the hall General Cary is very forci- ble speaker and cannot fail to please his
 
 can to attend the meeting this evening, and will be pleased to answer any questions that they may choose to ask him.
 Merritt Platt this morning received from cousin in New Haven Colorado horned toad found at Greeley, Colorado The animal is curious one, partaking of the nature of crocodile, a turtle and a toad It is about the size of a common toad, but the body is fiat and rounded, while the back and tail are covered with sharp horns. It is terror to flies, piercing them with it's tongue with the rapidity of lightning.
 The forty-second annual meeting of the Connecticut state teachers will be held at Hartford on October IS, 19 and 20 Among the speakers are such we'll known ones as Col Thomas Wentworth Higginson, ot Boston; Hon Andrew s. Draper, of Albany and Hon James w. Patterson, of Spring field There will be quite an attendance from this city. The New York and New England will issue tickets at the rate ot one cent mile to all members.
 A meeting of the parishioners of tn. church of the Immaculate Conception was held in St Mary's Catholic school las evening and the several committees ap pointed to arrange for the annual fai which will take place early in November A meeting of the subscribers will be helC at the parochial residence this evening ant the amusement committee will meet Thurs > day evening. John R. Martin, of tn firm of Martin & Son, is the first con tributor, having presented baby car riage.
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