Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-13
CITY AND SUBURBS.

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 The Fourth division, A. o. H. will hold a special meeting Monday evening,
 Hawthorne lodge, Sons of St George, gave very pleasant social at G. A. k. hall last evening.
 Mayer Boughton accompanied by his daus hter left this morning for visit to Stratford.
 The Rev J. G. Davenport will preach at the Mission chapel in Union City to- morrow afternoon.
 The lecture of Dr McGlynn has been postponed from Tuesday to "Wednesday evening, October 17.
 The newly elected justice of the peace were sworn in by Judge Bradstreet at the bar meeting this morning.
 The Carrie Welton fountain is about completed, and the water will be turned on some day next week.
 The steamer ''Ripple" after successful seast at Wallace's lake house ,Quassapaug, will shortly be called in.
 The Second and Third divisions, A. O. H. are playing game of ball at the West End grounds this afternoon
 A meeting of the Companions of the Forest will be held in Foresters' hail to- morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
  usual round to-day after a weeks confne ment at his home with rheumatism.
 John Holohan, the popular district court messenger has been appointed correspon- dent of the New York Dramatic Times. Gus Hills World of Novelties will be at the opera house next Wednesday. The Fisher brothers of this city are among the attractions.
 The prohibitionists will have a rally at the opera house this evening at which Prof A. A. Hopkins of New York will speak.
 Charles H. Admas did not qualify os town constable aud M J. Brzezinski has been appointed by the selectmen to fill the vacancy.
 Persons who desire to be made voters are requested to leave their names with Registrar D. J. Casey at his store No 20 East Main street.
 Clerk D. F. Webster will be at the district court room this evening from 7:50 to 9 o'clock to accommodate those who wish to take out first papers only.
 Manager Turner of 'Under the Gaslight Co., promises some new and sensational effects. All new songs, dances, choruses, etc. All new scenery was gotten up this season.
 The boys of the high school room Of St Mary's school were defeated by the pupils of the intermediate department in q friendly game of ball this morning by a score of 23 to2
 At the St Pauls Methodist church to- morrow there will be preaching at 1O:30 8. m. and 7 p. III. by Rev c. E. Fuller, brother to the pastor, Rev E. c. Fuller. Sundayschool at 12.
 The Waterbury lawyers are preparing a petition to present to the trusties of the Bronson library asking them to procure several volumes of law reports for the benefit of the legal fraternity.
 The district court will be in session on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday of next week, and from 7:30 to 9 o'clock in the evening on Wednesday and Friday evei- ihgs, for the purpose of passing upon nat uralization papers.
 There are no new developments in the Selectmen-Sutton matter, except that the latter ordered k. E. Wright who has been employed by the selectmen upon roads not under contract, to stop work upon the roads. The seIectmen told him to keep right on and he has done so.
 The quarterly meeting of the Waterbury district of the I. o. G. T., which was to be held at South Britain on October IS, has been postponed until Tuesday, October 23.
 
 at the South Britain Congregational church and the district officers will be elected for the ensuing year.
 The annual collection for St Joseph's cathedral in Hartford will be. teAen- p11 in Tn the church of the 1nr.r,Seacnlate Concantion l. ana ! t,! 9s atr.cK's church tomorrow It is expected that the building will be com pleted in about year. A year ago the church was opened one day to the public and there were about 12,00O visitors. Visitors will be admitted again tomorrow.
 The funeral of Maurice Cullhane was largely attended from his late residence on North Elm street to the church of the Immaculate Conception this morning, where mass of requiem was sung by the Rev Father O'Donnell. The following members of Sheridan council, K of C., acted as pall-bearers E. J. Finn, M. Ken nedy, Thomas O'Donnell, NJ. Keefe, James Donahue and M.. F. Carmody. The inter ment was in St Josephs cemetary.
 It is officially announced that the Adams Express company has concluded a contract for term of years for the express facil- ities over the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad now occupied by the United States Express company. This gives the Adams Express company entrance to the states of Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
  miles to their system. This move is in pursuance of the policy of the Adams com pany to extend its service to the extreme northwest and California.
 The pay envelope business in Water bury has been thoroughly kicked in the head. Only one company, the Farrell Foundry and Machine company, made use of them. Quantities were sent to other corporation, among which were Plume & Atwoods and the Smith &c Griggs Go. In these cases they were promptly refused and returned. It is known they will not be used. David S. Plume, president of the Plume 6 Atwood company, although publican, is gentleman in politics as any where else. He served notice all around that, while he processed republicanism in his politics, nothing should be done under his management to influence a single man in the employ of that company by undue means.-New Haven News.
 A certain family in town are the own CTS of small alarm clock, which causes