Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-01
CITY AND SUBURBS.

| week with sickness but is now able to be around again.
 The drug clerks are very anxious to ar range game of ball with the police before the closing of the season.
 Mayor Boughton is having a skiff made which he will use for fishing purposes at his sea shore residence.
 There will be gospel temperance meet ing at the tent on Spencer. avenue at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 Henry A. Lawlor has been awarded the contract to build four story block for J. P. Lawlor on South Main street.
 Mrs Ann Gormaley died at her residence on Ridge street last evening. Her funeral will take place to morrow afternoon. The steamer Luzerne Luddington of New | Haven was chartered for a week by the l fishing party which left here this morning. | David O'Rourke and Thomas Freney of this city will return to the seminary of our Lady of Angls at Niagara, N. Y. next Tuesday. The Rev Dr Anderson has returned from his vacation spent at Woodmont and oc- cupied the pulpit of the First church last evening.
 The recently elected board of directors of the Knights of Columbus will meet for the first time next Thursday at New Haven.
 The Y. NJ. C. A. team of this city and the Meridens are playing a match game of ball at the West End grounds this after noon.
 Miss Mulcahy of Hartford who has been visiting with her uncle the Rev Father Mulcahy returned to her home this afer noon.
 The bronze horse which is to be placed on the top of the Carrie Welton fountain will be here by Thursday, by which time the mason work will be finished
 Miss A. Feron, organist at St Annes church, has returned from her trip to Boston and Providence and will resume her lessons on Wednesday, September ,.
 The town accounts will be held open for day or two more in order that all of the bills may be presented The selectmen wish if possible to have every one brought.
 The final argument ill the long contested case of the estate of Thomas Martin vs Charles Lounsbury was concluded before Judge Cowell yesterday. Decision was reserved
 AS Thomas Hayes, an employe of the Hall X UpsOn Ice company, was delivering ice to a family on Fuller street this morn ing, he was taken with a very violent fit and had to be removed to his home.
 Bridgeport is arranging for another bar becue to be given on Monday Selectman Bommos is at the head of it anG it is hoped after the experience at Waterbury the affair will be a success.
 Robert F. Sheehan, for seven years em- ployed by w. K. Wolcott, the South Main street fish dealer, has resigned his position and in company with Maurice Whalen will SSh T r1-a
 Word was received from Middletown yesterday afternoon that E. J. Hes, who was committed to the asylum a few days ago is taking to the confinement very well, in fact seems to en joy it and strong hopes of his recovery are entertained.
 In the police court this morning Eugene Kelley who stole the umbrellas yesterday from Upson, Singleton & Co, pleaded guilty to two charges of larcency and was fined $7 and costs and sent to jail for 30 days. Mrs Lizzie Colby for being common drunkard was sent to the town house for 30 days.
 The Rev Father Mcdonald delivered a very impressive sermon on "MatrimOny, and the Evils of Mixed Marriages at the mission conducted at the church of the Immaculate Conception last evening. This evening closes the service for the women, and commencing tomorrow the coming week will be devoted to the men.
 Martin Bergin has placed upon sale Father O'Donnell's, Liturgy of the Laity; or An Explanation of the Sacred Objects Connected With Divine Worship" The manual has been compiled for the use of Catholics, with the appreciation of Bishop McMahon and will be found both interest ing and instructive. It can be had in both cloth and paper binding.
 There will be a meeting of the Water bury Game and Fishing club and the Calumet Gun club on Monday evening at s o'clock at the office of the Standard Time Go, Harrison alley, for the purpose ot consolidating the two clubs under new constitution and bylaws. A full attend ance is requested.
 The Right Rev Bishop McMahon, will administer the sacrament of confirmation tc a large class of children at the church o1 the Sacred Heart at 7:30 a. m. tomorrow After the 10:30 mass at the church of the Immaculate Conception he will bless the St Mary's school, which will be opened next Monday morning.
 While one of Thomas H. Hayes teams was proceeding out East Main street thi. afternoon, barrel of ale tumbled out or the street and the bung becoming loosenec a stream of ale shot thirty feet into tn, air making regular fountain. The stream could not be stopped until the pressure was exhausted.
 Attorney Terry is away on months va cation and there will be no ordinance gover ming the erection of wooden buildings thi month. In the mean time some New York parties are erecting huge fire shel near the corner of Melton and East Mail streets in yard where there are alread, four wooden houses, separated from on another by alley ways.
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