Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-31
CITY AND SUBURBS.

Ol1 AND UUUUnDU.
 A new pair of buckskin gloves are await ing an owner at the police station.
 The Board of Police Commissioners will hold it's regular monthly meeting this even ing
 Waterbury will present new team against the Bridgeports at the Rink to- night
 The Ladies Mission circle of the Second Church will give reception in the church parlors this evening"
 The Naugatuck Valley Association of Congregational Ministers met in the First Church parlors to day.
 Dr Deleux, lately of Sutton, Canada, is ab0Tt to locate in Waterbury, and will o. en al office in the Brooklyn district
 The Monitor Hose company will cele- brate its twentieth anniversary at the company's house, Wednesday, February g..
 The water pipes in the cellar of Shonin- ger & Co.'S store on Bank street burst last night, flooding the place, but doing no ms- terial damage.
 L. E. Munson of New Haven will de- liver the third lecture in the Y. M. C. A. rooms this evenil g. The subject will be Montana as it Was, and as it is"
 Four drunks were roped in by the police last night, and this morning the court found the offenders guilty and fined two 80 and costs, and the others S1 and costs each.
 The annual concert and reception of Sheridan Council, K. of C., at City Hall Friday evening will be in keeping with the reputation the council has won by previous events given under it's auspices
 The trial of the case of William Roberts against the Waterbury Manufacturing Company was begun to-day before jury in the District Court. The case will prob ably not be given to the jury before to- morrow.
 At the annual meeting of the Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing company of Bridgeport, held there yesterday, the Messrs s. M. Buckingham, James S. Elton, c. M. Wayland and A. $. Chase of this city, were elected directors.
 Mrs Julia Cook, wife of Thomas Cook of South Leonard street, who has been con- fined to her home some time, died last night. The funeral will be attended from her late residence and at St Patrick's chur h at S:3O tomorrow morning.
 At he meeting of the Board O. Fire Con- missioners last evening it was recommend ed to the Court of Common Council that cards be printed giving the location of the different fire alarm boxes, and that they be distributed among the public.
 The Second divis on, A. o. H., will give fancy exhibition drill at their concert and socable at the Armory Friday even ing, February 10. The members will com mence practicing tomorrow evening under the supervision of D. J. Casey.
 The quarterly statement of the New Vnr1y Fnrr1o,,I T Io out some time this week. It is probable that the net earnings will show very con- siderable decrease owing to the laying of a large amount of steel rails during the quarter.
 Judge Huntington of Woodbu.y was en- gagged in the Police Court this afternoon hearing the arguments in the case of the Shoe and Leather Bank of New York vs A. $. Chase, trustee of the insolvent estate of B-own & Brothers.
 Dennis Meehan, an emp7oye of Barlow Bros, while putting a oa rel of casting into the cellar ths a.ter 1oon, lost his hold on the barrel and in some way d:slocated hs snorldel, bot 1t Gi n t t~ke D.: No eth long to get it D c'1 in place and Meehan will be ct wo' X in a few days.
 The Board of Education will hold soe- cial meeting this evening, at which action
 
 igration of R. w. Hine as principal of the High School. The regular monthly meet ing of the Center School District committee will be held tomorrow evening.
 At the semi-annual meeting of the Juniot Department of the Y. NJ. c: A. last even ing, the following officers for the encuing term were elected: President, John T. Roberts; Vice President; Fred B. Willi- ans; Recording Secretary, Dewitt Clinton; Corresponding Secretary, Will Tnoms; Treasurer, Fred Partridge; Member of Ex- ecutive Committee, Charles Enge1ke.
 Wadham's Corps No 1, w. R. C. of this city, will send delegation to the fifth an- nual convention of the Connecticut De- partm ent of the Womens Relief Corps, to be held at Winstcd next Wednesday and Thursday. This departments headquarters will be established at Hotel Andrew There are thirty corps in this department. and the interest in the Wonen's Relief Corps work is steadily increasing.
 James White, tailor, has lived fo: some time with his children, boy and a girl, in an upper tenement in a building ou South Main street. When sober White is good workman and can get plenty to do But he has been addicted to drink and ot late drank so heavily as to neglect and properly care for his children. Lete yes terday a eInoon Humane Agent Quigley had him removed to the Town House and the girl is being temporarily provided for by MT Quigley. The boy, who is 13 Or 14 years olG, has not been seen. It is SUD- posed that he is either about town or that he has skipped es he was known to have had S10 Of hiS fotha.'s rnopav