Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-09
CITY AND SUBURBS.

CITY AND SUBURBS. St Maragaret's school will picnic at High l Rock grove Monday.
 There will be meeting of the common council Monday evening. Judge Cowell will not return from Montreal until next Tuesday. There will be special meeting of liar mony lodge Tuesday night to form an ap- prentice lodge. Miss Katie Meehan was given very pleasant birthday party at her home on Mill street last evening. The Amphion Banjo club held 8 very successful rehearsal last evening in their Parlors in Browns block. Ladies will be admitted free to the mesmeric exhibition at Jacques opera house on the opening night.
 The second annual entertainment and sociable of Court Shields, A. o. F., will be held at city hall, Friday evening, June 22
 Prof Caldwell, the famous mesmerist, will give an exhibition at Jacques opera house for week, beginning Monday night.
 Several complaints have been made to the police about people stealing the collars with the registry number and owners name of dogs that have been registered.
 The choir of the Sacred Heart church have begun the rehearsal of new mass and vespers in preparation for the dedi- cation services to be held ill the near future.
 The photographs of the old Catholic school building with thirty three of the old iCbI in nd fhoi7 printed underneath, were placed on sale to-day.
 This morning the work of clearing the street preparatory to paving was com menced on South Main street. Monday the street from Exchange place to Scovill will be closed to travel.
 A gospel temperance meeting will be held at the rink tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock, to be addressed by the MT Tullar of St Paul's M. E. church. Young people are especially invited to attend.
 The Glenn House association of which George H. Cowen of this city is a mem Der of the committee of arrangements, will male tbeir annual excursion to the White Mountains, leaving New Haven, July 6.
 Chief Egan received telegram from Chief of Police Nolan of Birmingham yesterday, announcing that a young Eng lishman had stolen horse weighing 95C pounds, and top side-bar carriage, from that town.
 The Rationale French) band will give their first annual picnic at the ball grounds tonight. The band is new one and should be patronized Gberally the pro- ceeds will go towards purchasing uniforms and equipments.
 John w. Gaffney has been awarded the contract to build the depot for the M, w Sc c. R. R., at Dublin street, and has com menced the drawing of stone. The build ing will be 15O feet long and 50 feet wide and is to be constr of wood.
 Attorney l.. C. Hinman, of Meriden went to Hartford yesterday and filed the articles of association of the M., w. & c road with the secretary of state, and the business of the company will hereafter be done under the name of the Meriden Waterbury & Connecticut River Railroad company.
 Protector Hose Company No 4 last nigh voted to play match game of ball witl N at Phoenix Engine company's picnic on the 21st. A vote of thanks was give1 to the Phoenix company for their courtes, in giving up their date for their picni which was set for the same date as No 4 June 3O
 For the past month girl giving the name of Mary Sullivan has been working the boarding houses of Waterbury. Sh represents herself working for w. o Guilford and after obtaining week. board disappears. Several boarding hous keepers have visited MT Guilford's stor within the past month looking for her.
 Gus Ahl, one of the leading turner's o this country and brother of Henry Ahl the popular tenor of Waterbury, is payin 8 short visit to his many friends in thi city. MT Ahl is now a resident of Jerse city, and it will be remembered was one 0 the representative turner's from Americ in the international funniest held i Germany.
 Waterbury has forty Italian boot black all under thirteen years of age, whil Norwich all told has not enough of thes artists to form a ball nine. Either Wate bury or Norwich is wonderfully blessed.- Norwich Record. New Britain has jul enough to make one base ball umpire. W must be wonderfully blessed or lamen ably unfortunate.-New B1.tain Herald.
 An enthusiastic meeting of the Wate bury Democratic club was held at u headquarters in Browns block last evel ing A committee consisting of Nelse Morris, J. w. Mcdonald, Martin Hellma c. Maloney and D. J. Casey was appointt to make arrangements for a grand rally ( the occasion of the raising of the han some Cleveland and Thurman banne which will be in about two weeks
 The Naugatuck Valley Teachers associ ton will hold meeting at the high scho room June 16. There will be three e hibition classes, two from Miss Agnes Fit patrick's room in reading and one fro Miss Donahue's room in numbers. Su Gordy of Hartford will address the mee ing on language and Supt Hall of Leomi ster, Mass, on grammar. These with u class exercises will complete the pr gramme.