Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-26
CITY AND SUBURBS.

Court Fruitful Vine will hold their meeting tonight.
 The registrars of voters concluded their three days session to-day.
 The attendance from this city at the Bristol fair is very small.
 The police appeared this morning in their winter uniforms, blue helmets and long coats.
 A squad from Co G will practice shoot ing this afternoon at the rife range in Hopeville.
 General Manager Walter Phillips of the United Press was registered at the Scovill house last night.
 Congressman Burrows, of Michigan, will address the republicans at the rink to-mor row evening.
 All those having tickets to sell for the Shelvey Brothers variety show will please turn them in tonight.
 William Delaney, manager of the West Brighton hotel at Coney Island, is in town visiting his wife and parents.
 The Rev Otis J. Range delivered tenn perance lecture to small audience at the Second church last evening.
 The Rev c. E Poule of Collinsville will conduct Swedish service at the First Congregational church this evening.  to the house with q threatened attack of typhoid fever, was able to be out yester day.
 The annual school meeting for the nomi- nation of school officers will take place at the police court room at o'clock this evening.
 The Shelvey Bros will give variety en tertainment and ball at the City hall to- morrow night. Some trst-class specialists are announced.
 John Healey of 5S Mill street had huge gaughion or cyst removed from his hand by Dr Hayes to-day. The cyst had been growing two years.
 An envelope containing Nellie Brod- erick's pay was found in the street by the police last night and can be recovered at the police station.
 Last evening John McEvoy returned from a two months sojourn in Ireland. MT McEvoy's health was poor and the trip has benefited him very much
 An adjourned meeting of the Water bury field club will be held tonight at D1 Munns office to agree upon the appointing of game wardens, etc, tonight.
 The New London Telegraph announces that E. c. Fuller, the boy preacher o1 Waterbury, is conducting series of ser mons at the Peoples church i'll New London.
 The Waterbury tennis tournamen opened under the most favorable circum stances at their grounds to-day. Severa clubs will contest for the prizes whicl have been offered by the association.
 The Hon J. C. Burrows of Michigan who is booked to address the republican at the rink tomorrow evening disappoint ed large audience at South Norwall Monday evening by failing to appear.
 All of the Bank street property oner upon whose property were placed feV months ago for pairing assessments, an, who took appeal from the assessmen are now anxious to settle up with the col lector.
 The prohibitionists will swing out a ban her, this evening. It will be suspended O South Main street from the Harper buidin to the one occupied by w. F. York. Tn meeting will be addressed by several pro hibitionest speakers.
 A gentleman reported to the police yer terday evening that he had found ill tn street bank book belonging to on Michael Saunders, drawn on the Dim Savings bank. He was directed to th bank where the owner can recover tn book.
 Next Friday evening the Concordia soci ety will give concert for the benefit c their old musical director, Paul Geyer, 8 Concordia hall. MT Geyer was the frs musical director of the society and Ina been an active member from the time c its organization until age began to tell ol him.
 Ex-Gov Chamberlain of New York an Simon E. Baldwin of New Haven will aG dress the democrats of Waterbury at tn City hall on Tuesday evening of next week The Cleveland club have been instrU mental in bringing the two speakers her and full house should greet both gentle men.
 Nosahogan lodge worked the third dt gree upon the several candidates las evening" They also accepted an invitatio from the Southington lodge to visit thel early next month. An invitation we also received from Centennial lodge ( Naugatuck to visit them Monday night but owing to other important business th invitation could not be accepted.
 Miss Mary Walker, daughter of MT an Mrs John Walker of 30 Meadow Lane, an Albert E. Leggett were married by tE Rev Dr Anderson late yesterday afternoon MT and Mrs Leggett left on the o'cloc train for a brief wedding tour to includ Hartford, Boston and New York, and upo their return will reside on North Mai street.
 Misses Josie Dunn and Mamie Nagl, who ran away from this city were foun in New Haven yesterday. They had bee stopping at Miss Philips boarding hous on State street and denied that the eloped with two young men from this cit, To the police they gave as reason fo their sudden departure that there was to much tyranny for them at home I'll young misses stopped at the rooms of tl organized charities association last nigl and returned on the 3:59 train tn afternoon.
 Jeremiah Riordan, who while intoxicate two weeks ago fell and sprained his ank and was removed to the town house, gc away from that insti tuition yesterday an last night was found asleep on Miss Pricl ards door step. He was sent to jail fc 30 days. Keron Jelnan,a a wife Eeater. w, before the court for the second time withi