Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-02
i. 2RtENrrs THIS EVENING.
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I CITY AND SUBURBS.Z

A large delegation from Fraternity lodge, I. o. CT. will visit Cheerful Workers Temple at Naugatuck next Sunday.
 Murray and Murphy, the Irish come dians who appear at the opera house to- night, were banqueted by the Meriden Elks last night. ,sT 4 ~stfflt 4gyo atfa@| .L WI Il
 At the regular monthly meeting of the board of health yesterday the only busi- ness tfansacted was the approval of the bills for February.
 A young man named Slauson painfully injured two ot his fingers while at work foopping cars at the New England >junction this morning. Af~ <i A39
 The Pedestrian club have not yet settled upon the route for their regular Fast day outing, but will do so at the banquet to be given at the Cooley house next Wednesday l evening U UNE UU alk1i4
 Miss Maggie Farrell, who has been in J. M. -Kellogg's music store for two years, will succeed Hector Martel at Shoninger's local agency and will assume the position next Monday. nGoiT9mA h1mt1
 J. M. Hyde, advance agent for Charles l.. Davis' Alvin Joslyn company, was in town yesterday and made arrangements for the appearance of the company at the opera house, March 9..e+I EatfrrT
 A large uuMU0T 0l pcOplo WoT0 0uCoT- utained at the supper of the Ladies' Benevo- church last evening. z Mrs Dr o. s. Rod man kindly favored the company with sew !. eral vocal ,selections.T i GHe Q 0, ,.
 Freight Agent Smith of the Naugatuck division of the Consolidated road has been notified that the company will receive no ' freight here to be shipped by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad, on which the great strike is in progress rtkF }5 IILast evening the retail meat dealers of this city held meeting at the American hotel and took steps toward forming a Butchers protective association, the object of which is the protection of prices and ac-, counts. P. McMahon .s was chosen chair man, and second meeting will be held on Monday evening. ~ .' ltg The board z of '6nance,y at it's regular 3monfh1y meeting last night, approved the monthly bills and ordered a temporary loan of $3, 300 to meet the same.s This uses up $23, 800 of the temporary loan of ESQ.,, 900 authorized by the court of common council. $15, ,O0O of which was used to de- fray bills for 1887. -
 Costello and Delane, the two Waterbury young men who were found bruised and cut up in New Haven and taken to the hos ;pital, are improving: Costello was wanted in Naugatuck for theft committed on a man named Mccarthy, but as Mccarthy did not want to press the case the Nauga- tuck authorities have given up the suit.
 ., In the police court to-day a young man named TWillim OBrien, was fined ST and costs for committing an assault on H. A. Brooks. Brooks, who is an usher at the opera house, had O'Brien put out because he was making too much noise and yester- T day O'Brien met him on Cherry street and got satisfaction by assaulting him. --
 Mayor Zones received the following tele- ! gram from Washington yesterday after / noon. -i It was signed F. w Smith: ~"The Bridgeport public building bill has passed the house. Bland fought it hard, but Dibl q ble stood by us like a reck.' Congress man Dibble is from Charleston, s. O., but was born in Danbury, Conn. News. AIT t,s4r0 ytlL p-IAH
 About 8;30 last evening as VIII Smith the builder, was driving through Bank street near apothecaries hall he ran over a boy named Keegan, who was crossing at a lively gait. The little fellow was taken to physician's office where it was found that he sustained an ugly wound about the eye he was taken to the home of his mother at 37 East Main street; and to-day had recover cd from the shock. -----
 James ,. McGrath, who was sued by the Watertown fair authorities for selling Ii quor on the fair grounds last fall, with Attorney Root, went to Winsted yesterday morning and gave himself mp to Prescott ing Attorney w. D. Smith. Attorney Smith drove, down to Watertown and brought MI, Me Grath before Justice Day ton who, after giving the deputy sheriff a 4 lecture for the expenses he incurred in looking after the prisoner, fined MT Nc Grath $25 and costs. He appealed.
 The funeral of Miss Lizzie Pagan was largely attended from the residence of her parents, on East Main street, to the Church of the Sacred Heart, at g o'clock this morn ing A requiem mass was said by the Rev Father Treanor, the local choir being as- sisted by Mrs Bergin and Michael McEvoy of this city. Among the floral offerings was large pillow of flowers with 'Sister' T in aimmortelles. The pail bearers were Crannell, William ai Cummings, William Gogins and Bernard Reed. The inter ment was in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The Young Peoples society of the Meth odisto church gave very pleasing enter tAinment in the church parlors immediate 1y following. the supper of the Ladies' Ben evolent society last evening. The pro- grsmme, comprised piano solos by F. D. taranniss and Miss Fowler, a piano duet by Iisses Gussie and Carrie Camp, declama- tians ybyI |. Loren ~Abbott,. Miss Lena An fdrtws and Ferdinand DeInming, and sing ing by the Ladies' Quartet, Misses Barnum, Munsoh dussie and Carrie Camp. Part of the Gep was read Sy Miss Bertha Ab- Tbott part by A: N. Lstting 1lfEA1
 Judge Brad in the district court to- day srendefed a dNcision in the case of the Waterbury ,manufd tHringr company for a new trials s~In R'suit damages by Will liam Roberts for injury his hand a jury awarded him0 $250 and he defendants argued for new trial on thu ground that n the jury had talked about 0he case A new trial was granted to-day In, the case of F 5. Gurney against the town of Napga- I tuck k,Ian antipnf to greeover $3, ,O00 for iin- juries claimed to havs been received by being thrown out of wagon on account of defective highway, decision was ren- Q erderedf in favor of the defendant tu receive s,nostsIt In the case of Edward Chittenden .Itys TIF sJudson9 thee motion for non-suit Wao set aside. .of hobG9jtH