Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-21
CITY AND SUBURBS.


 this morning.
 very fine second hand square piano Guild & Church) for sale cheap. B. Shoninger & Co. The Arlington Social club will give their first grand sociable and concert at Concor- | dia hall this evening. The office of Fraternity lodge, I. O. G. | T., were installed last evening by Mrs | Calvin Fuller of Naugatuck.
 The funeral of Cornelius O'Connor is an nounced to take place tomorrow morning | at S:30 from the house B Dover St. Department Inspector Mrs E. Smith, of this city, inspected the Women's Relief corps of Danbury Monday evening. Harmony lodge, F. and A. NJ, had the honor of holding the first meeting in the new Masonic Temple last evening. George L. Lilley has bought Hall Brothers livery stable, and the place will be run under the direction of William Hall. A delegation from Waterbury lodge No 5, A. O. U. w., went to Naugatuck last evening to assist in the institution of new lodge of the order in that place. J. K Goodrich, who has been confined at the Connecticut hospital for the insane at Middletown, has been adjudged cured and returned home Monday. l ne SScOnu ulNlSlOu, A. o H., VIII visit the church of the Immaculate Con- ception fair tomorrow evening. They will meet at their room at 730 p. m. and march to the hall and give an exhibition drill.
 The members of the Sacred Heart choir pr,sented MT and Mrs Robert Dove with a beautiful hanging lamp last even ing Mir Dove is member of the choir and but just returned from his wedding trip.
 The Aluminium Brass and Bronze com- pany of Bridgeport, in which a number of Waterbury capitalists are interested have their new factory we'll under way and the iron roof is being built by the Berlin Bridge company.
 The Young Mems Catholic Literary asso- citation will commemorate the twenty-frst anniversary of the death of Manchester martyrs, Allen, Larkin and O,Brien, by appropriate exercises at their rooms Friday evening. John Lynch will deliver an ad- dress upon the occasion.
 Yesterday small advertisement was in serted in the DEMOCRAT announcing that & sum of money had been found by Martin Bergin and the owner could have it by proving property. This morning the loser called and received the money which am ounted to nearly $15.00. Advertise in the DEMOCRAT
 Frank X. Massicotte, who arrested for ante-dating his naturalization papers will be taken from New Haven jail to-mor- row by U. s. Marshel Lovejoy and brought to Hartford, where a bond will be filed by Hubert Nerrier of this city with District Attorney Sill for Massicotte appearance be fore the U. $. district court the first Tues day in December.
 There was another large attendance al the church of the Immaculate Conception fair last evening" The voting between Cbor1aS O'NOpnnr and for { gold headed cane is an interesting feature MT O'Connor was ahead last evening by 156Ivotes, but it is expected that Mir Tracy's friends will see that their candidate doe. not run behind.
 Last night the Sacred Heart fair was at tended with the best success since the open ing. The excellent drilling and singing O the ''Cop Squad" received deserving ap plause and repetition is called for Thurs day evening. Tonight the programme will be a duet between Mrs Bergin ant Miss Farrell. The dude song "Isabelle s Ciaire,' with solo and dude impersonation by Ed L. Maloney and chorus by the choir Divorces granted by Judge Andrews 1T the superior court to-day: Albert NJ Tucker of this city from Sarah Tucker o1 Boston on the grounds of desertion, mar ried February 22, 1888; Nellie M. Rath burn from Frank D. Rathburn on tn, ground of intemperance, married at Willi mantle, April 2S, 1886.
 In Patrick Woods appeal from probate Judge Andrews has decided as follows upol the four items objected to by the court O probate: The undertaker's bill and tn bill of T. F. Judson for dry goods ar allowed; from Woods bill of SLIGO fo personal services S24S is deducted and h, he is allowed SS62 upon the bill of $1 ,16 for building a sidewalk and stone wal $960 is allowed.
 The board of education held a meetin, last evening and decided to have centra night school of high grade opened yer, soon, also to have night school in the Por ter and Washington street schools sool sufficient names could be obtained. Tn board looked into the matter of takin extra precautions in examining childre1 suspected of having contagious diseases MT Crosby was requested to read his ps pers on 'Arith metic" at the next teachers meeting.
 A precocious miss of three summer made fun for the passengers on the after noon train from Winsted yesterday. A every station at which the train stoppe she had her quaint little say and every body on board seemed to enjoy it except pink and white little lady across the aisl who was plainly annoyed by the child prattle When the train pulled into th station in this city the baby turned to he mother and said Tn yolce loud enough be heard all over theicar Mamma, whs has that lady got on her face p The effe' was magical. The painted young lady an the young mother were equally embarras ed and an audible smile was heard througl out the car while the brakeman hid b head in the coal box. The unfortunat young lady gathered her traps and left tn car with A rush murmuring somethir that wasn't at all nice.
 About 80 this afternoon an old ms driving dump cart and employed 1 Street Inspector Colley drove to tt watering trough at the top of North Mai street to give the animal a drink, whe MT Colley suddenly came along all abused him. Oath after oath poured or