Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-14
CITY AND SUBURBS.

the past week.
 The Home dramatic club of this city play "Among the Breakers" at Naugatuck, this evening.
 Adt Bros. have bought out Cranes pho tograph gallery. MT Crane will remain to do the work.
 mittee are notified to meet next Tuesday night to complete arrangements.
 William T. Walsh, who has been very low at his home on North Elm street is i'm proving and will be around in a few days. The remains of Mrs Susan Thomas, who died in West Stafford, passed through on the 11:17 train to-day, for interment at Harwinton.
 . Baggagemaster Thompson and Conduc tor McDermott, of the Naugatuck division, purchased two fine prize English setter pups to-day.
 There will be meeting of the district committee on the 20th to open bids for the building of the bank wall at the Sperry street school.
 At the Rose Hill Social clubs picnic at the ball grounds July 3, hines from the Y, M. c. l.. A., and the Mattatucks will play match game.
 N. K Davidyan, the Turkish goods mer- chant who was here year ago, is in town and proposes to open store here again this summer.
 Agent Fulmer. of the Berlin Bridge com pany, arrived yesterday, and commenced the iron work of Smith & Turner's bridge near Simonsville. ...
 John Savage and Miss Mary Dunn were married by the Rev Father Mulcahy, at the church of the Immaculate Conception at 9 a. m. to-day
 Mayor Boughton has received a proposi- tion from Prof Carl Meyers, manager of Carlotta, the aeronaut, to give balloon ascension here July 4.
 Fred E. Cross, of this city, has been granted patent on an improved rubber pencil tip, which will be made by the Eagle Pencil company of New York.
 Sam Pepin, manager of last seasons ice rink, started for his home in Holyoke last night but missed the train. A few mo- ments afterward he was offered employ ment at his trade painting and will remain here.
 Jennie Lounsbury, the little girl who was crushed by passing team against the post East Main and Bank streets yesterday after noon, is more seriously injured than was at first supposed.
 
 anxiously for the return of the man who hired black horse and open buggy from him several days ago. Last evening he became discouraged and reported the mat ter to Chief Egan.
 The contracts for building the new block to be erected by Irving G. Platt, on the site of the old St Patrick's chapel on East Main street, have been let. The building will be of brick, iron and granite, foul utor;oo birb and will contain thraa etoroa offices and halls.
 Patrick Tanning and Miss Annie Bar rett, both of William street, were married by the Rev Father Treanor at the church of the Sacred Heart, at m. to-day David Lynch acted best man, and Mist May Hudner as bridesmaid. A wedding breakfast followed.
 Another well-fl]ed house greeted Pro Caldwell at the opera house last evening and witnessed the effects of his wonderful mesmeric power over his subjects. 4 feature of last nights entertainment was daring exhibition of bare back riding on a table-by young man of twenty years.
 R. A. Calender, proprietor of the Soutl End drug store, and Miss Harriet, ,daughte of William Hamilton, were quietly mar ried by the Rev Dr Rowland, at the resi- dence of the brides parents on Libert.. street, last evening. The young coupl immediately left on the 8 o'clock train fo short wedding tour. Phoenix engin company, of which Gus is a member, ap propriately celebrated the event at the en zine house. Phil Silverthau, of New Haven, ex hibited rare specimen of the blac] diamond in the mayors office this after noon. The stone is jet black, and abou 1or Sc o1y,oI of MT Silverthau also showed $500 gol, watch. The chronometer is of the fines workmanship and can be made to strike tn hour, minute and second at any moment It also has two stop hands by which horse may be timed. Peter McKenna came down from tn town house last night to draw his pension This morning he went into Burns saloo1 on South Main street, and becomin troublesome was ejected, but not before h stripped the bartenders shirt off. Office Haley found him trying to smash in tn back door and started with him to tn police station. Peter resisted and tn journey to the lookup was @ progressiv wrestling match and both men were com pletely covered with dirt.
 A case of insubordination at the tow house was soon put an end to by Keepe Pinney, yesterday afternoon. John Kelly ayoung able-bodied man was committe to that institution short time ago serve out $5 fine for sleeping in the cars Kelly refused to work yesterday afternoon and seeing that argument was of no ust the keeper caught him by the back of tn neck and put him in cell, where he vii remain until he learns to obey and use II spectful language towards the keeper.
 A reunion of the "Fantine'' chorus ws held at the Amphion club rooms last ever ing. Refreshments in the shape of stray berries, cream and coffee were served du1 ing the evening The chorus rendere several selections as did Miss Jessie Wac hams, and Dr Pucci gave several recit tions. The Novelty quartette compose of John Strube, zither; George Ballard banjolin, and Hugo Possner and Charlt Belden, guitars, made it's first appearant and played several pieces. Towards tl close the banjo club furnished music for few round dances.
 Among the attractions at the second al nual entertainment and sociable to given by Court Shields, A. o. F., at eli