Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-09-28
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CITY AND SUBURBS.

Officer Dean is seriously i'll at his home from congestion of the lungs.
 Michael Cooney has opened frst-class sample room on Grand street.
 Officer Cahey has recovered from an at tack of inflammation of the eyes.
 The democratic town committee will meet in the mayors office this evening.
 Dr North and wife are expected to ar rive home from their foreign trip to- morrow.
 Frank Finnegan has taken charge of the Earle House barroom for Landlord Futile.
 Two drunks were the only offenders at the police court this morning. They were discharged.
 The Hon R. c. Pendleton of Indiana will address the democrats of Naugatuck this evening.
 A special meeting is called for Company G Sunday morning, the hour to be an nounced later.
 The Mother Hubbard squad from Com palv G will have full dress drill this evening at the armory
 Fifteen or twenty couples from the Novelty works will hold social party 't Lyra hall this evening.
 A organized at the rooms of the First division next Tuesday evening.
 The New York and New England rail road will run special train through from Hartford during the Danbury fair
 The Waterbury handicap association will give their third United States handl- cap at the West End grounds October 5l. The pupils of the primary rooms of the Convent de Notre Dame are having an autumn leaf picnic at High Rock grove to- day.
 Another meeting will be held next Sun day afternoon to take steps toward forming n lodge of the Companions of the Forest Ill this city.
 The several nominating committees ap- pointed to select candidates for minor town officers will report at the adjourned repub- lican caucus this evening.
 Shelvey Bros show at the city hall last evening was we'll pltronized and a large number attended the ball gwen at the close of the entertainment.
 An adjourned meeting of French speak ing citizens will be held at the Young Men $ Democratic club rooms this evening to form Cleveland and Thurman club.
 James Bolan, for ten years popular clerk with Conlon Bros, has started Ill business for himself at the corner ot North Main, Grove and Bishop streets.
 Ex-Governor Chamberlain, who will ad- dress the democrats at City hall Tuesday, is the old war governor of New ! ork and one of the oldest speakers i'll the country.
 At the meeting of Wadhams post held last evening several important matters were discussed and Comrade T. k. Martin favored them with a brief account ot hls trip to the G. A. R. encampment at Col umbus, Ohio, last month
 The Sons of Saint George will commence their winter series of entertainments on October12 The following committee have been appointed to take charge of affairs: Albert Mitchell, Joseph Spencer, Joseph Guest, Richard Lewis and John Whlteley.
 At aquarterly meeting of Court Hancock, A. o. F. held last evening, 1t was voted unanimously to withdraw from the High Court of England and join the High Court of the United States The charter for this court was granted in Mareh 1SS6
 Lieut. w. E. Moses, Sergt,J. O. Devine, Serct w. A. Warner, A. B. Carter,J. Fitz- patrick, w. Monson, F. s. Ensign, w. A. Goldsmith, J. Whiteman and F. w. La Forge will represent Co A at the Tile tournament in New Haven to-day.
 The democrats of Oakville will raise banner this evening In order to accommo- q a special train will run from that town and return after the exercises are over. It Is probable that Dr. C. Art Ward will address the meeting.
 Work on removing the old Scovill bridge over the Mad river Is commenced and the new bridge will be open for travel in two weeks. In the meantime the selectmen and bridge company will provide the best possible means of cross ing
 Professor Young, the aeronaut who made q balloon ascension at the Watertown fair, conducted an ascension at Ottawa, Ont, Monday, at which man named Wensley, who assisted in holding down the balloon, failed to let go in time and was fatally in iured by fall from the air ship.
 In compliance with the encyclical letter of Pope Leo, requiem masses will be said g in all the Catholic churches in this city next Sunday At the church of the 1mmacu- late Conception a solemn high mass will be said at 1030 a. m. and the interior of the church will be appropriately draped in mourning.
 Congressman Burrows, who was an nounced as the speaker who would ad- dress the republican meeting at the rink last night, disappointed his audience, having been called home to try and stem the tide of democracy that is sweeping over Michigan. Ex-Congressman Kellogg ad- dressed the meeting in the absence of MT Burrows. The torchlight parade drew, out large crowds.
 About 3:30 this morning the whistle of the Matthews & Willard company's fac tory sounded an alarm of fire and shortly afterward an alarm lung calling the hre department%to the saloon of Thomas Fla gan on North Elm street where it was found that the enterence of the saloon was burning The fire was soon under control but not before the place was flooded. The damage is placed at s1OO.
 A sallow conplexioned woman, thinly clad, with babe in her arms and boy of seven by her side, attracted much attention at the Naugatuck station this morning. The woman was Mrs Otis Belling of Win sted, whose husband is confined in Litch- field iail awaiting sentence for criminal as sault in that town. Mrs Belling came down to this city, which is her former home, to try and secure s.a lawyer to defend her husband and left for Litchfeld on the 11.1T