Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-14
CITY AND SUBURBS.

A handsome whitewood case for maps has been added to the furniture of the city engineers office.
 George Lewis of Naugatuck was one of the passengers on the Hartford train stalled at Wheatons. He went to Nauga- tuck on the relief train this morning.
 Eureka chapter, R. A. M., will meet this evening and it is expected that Continent al lodge will work the third degree at the close of the convocation.
 For the benefit of those subscribers who failed to receive 8 copy of Mondays edition of the DEMOCRAT we to-day reprint the chapters of "Countess Narona" that ap- peared in that issue.
 Bridge Builder Stephen M. Burns, while building "hog" for engine 197 of the Consolidated road at the round house Mon- day night, fell and sustained painful in- jury to his knee He was out to-day.
 George L. Pelham, manager of Shonin- gers piano warerooms, started for his home off Baldwin street, and about two miles distant, early yesterday morning. He had a hard time of it but reached home in an exhausted condition.
 A gentleman living on the upper end of Prospect street stood on Center square Monday evening and offered $5 to any one who would take him home. Several ''cabbies" who happened to be near smiled but couldn't be hired to hitch up their teams.
 Charles Lounsbury, the Simonsville roads this morning. The caravan passed the DEMOCRAT office at quarter past ten. The sled contained seven men and forty three boys and was drawn by four pair of oxen.
 One of the shovelers who went out with the New England road relief party became indignant when he heard he was working for pay, and refused to give his name to the boss of the job. He was whole souled Irish1nan and worked like beaver to rescue the imprisoned passengers.
 Superintendent A. M. Young has plucky lot of young ladies at the telephone exchange as is evidenced by the manner il which they stuck to their posts during tnt storm. It is no wonder that telephone operators resign to become the guardian. over Connect cut households
 The "Held by the Enemy" company which were announced to appear at the opera house this evening telegraphed Man ager Jacques to-day from Worcester if he desired it they would try to get here. Ot course their coming is impossible and tn, dite will be changed.
 The remains of Stephen J. Meany wer inferred at Ennis Sunday The funera was attended by large contingents iron Limerick and Cork. with several bands An American flag; draped, was carried after the body, also harps of flowers iron the New York press club and branches O. the National league. The funeral wa largely attended, all wearing green crap and rosetts
 The man who rode about town on whit horse, during the blizzard kept to the side walk and turned out for no one. Yester day morning a worthy resident of tn Abrigador armed himself with a meal bag came down town and went the rounds o the markets and grocery stores He started for home about noon with provision enough to last family of eight for week Up on Union street he met the white hors and his master on a narrow walk. Tn horse came right on and the pedestrian had his choice of being walked on or jump ing into drift. He chose the latter an, only red and white toboggan cap wa visible when he went down, but from th depths of the snow voice that could no be hushed in no choice language apostro phized the horseman and his bony whit plug.
 Aliens Heirs.