Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-15
CITY AND SUBURBS.
on the green this evening.

An original pension has been given to George w. Rouse of Voluntown, and an increase to Patrick Weir of Waterbury.
 The city hall has been engaged for two weeks by the Sacred Heart parish for church fair to be given directly after election.
 An excursion down the Naugatuck road l from Waterbury to Seaside park will be given on Wednesday of next week by the railroad company.
 B. s. Hotchkiss recently lost two horses which strayed or were stolen from his | farm in the eastern part of town. They | were seen on Burnt Hill Sunday. J. w. Aldridge to-day received his papers for patent for photograph | print register" designed to register the number of prints taken from a register.
 Residents in different parts of the city | are complying with the road commissioners | orders in having new concrete walks laid | where needed and the old ones repaired. The Rose Hill Hose company No ,, give their annual picnic at the ball grounds to morrow afternoon and evening. A feature of the entertainment will be a ball game be- tween Nos and 6. Chris Stroebel Cherlie Adams, Ed Belden and Al Williams 'drowned worms at Shelton Hitchcock's pond last night and caught about bushel of bullheads, one of which weighed two and a half pounds, so they say. A break in the River street water main occurred at o'clock last night and was fast filling the sewer trench when Foreman Severy of the water department happened around and closed the stre am before much damage was done.
 A letter received from Dr Reagan of Littleton, w. Va, states that Patrick ORourke, who was injured by the cars there last Thursday, losing his right arm, is not getting along very we'll and his chances of recovery are not encouraging.
 The Eastman "Deluge" fire apparatus of Concord, N. H., have submitted to the city plans of their new extingui sher, which is claimed to be one of the most effective for extinguishing fires. The hose is supposed to receive streams from three steamers.
 The Waterbury Game and Fishing club are interested in the formation of the State formed in Hartford and wish all, whether members of their club not, join this association for the protection of game.
 During the parade in honor of Gen Cary at Naugatuck last evening, a horse driven by a man named Sykes ran away knock ing down young lady named Lizzie Foley, badly cutting and bruising her internally. Two boys named Callahan were also injured, the oldest sustaining fracture of three ribs, and the other being severely bruised. Several others had narrow escapes.
 The members of the order of Red Men in this state are talking up monster clam bake to take place at some shore resort near New Haven in the early part of September, The different tribes have appointed com mittees to take action regarding the matter and these committees will hold meeting at the Elliott house, New Haven, the 23d of this month to perfect arrangements. It is estimated that over a thousand persons will take part ill the festivities of the pro- posed gathering.
 An appeal has been taken from the sen- tence of Judge Bradstreet committing Will liam Dumphy to the state reform school until his majority, and Wilson Pierce has filed bond of $1OO. The boys parents claim that on the day the money was stolel the boy was sick in bed, and had the doc tor twice. Dumphy, however, admit that he was with the gang. It is as yet al undecided point to whether appeal can be taken from a reform school sen tence.
 Company A give their grand moonlight excursion down the Connecticut river vi1 the Meriden, Waterbury and Connecticut River railroad and barge 'Frolic" to morrow evening. The train will leave to this city at } a. m. Weeds famou. band of Hartford will furnish the music and Edward Futile will prompt. All who go may be sure of a good time and 1t tickets are limited and seats reserved or the train there will be no trouble.
 The executive committee of the British American association held a meeting al New Haven last evening and completed ar rangements for the convention to be held at Meadows End next Friday. There was full attendance, and communications were read from all parts of the state, New York, Rhode Island and Massachusetts which indicate that there will be monster demonstration on that day Every facility for excursionists is offered by the Consoli dated railroad throughout it's entire sys tenn.
 Yesterday afternoon Conductor Days, freight train out of this city at 4:30 me with an accident at the summit" neal Terryville! on the New England, severa coal cars leaving the track and demoraliz ing the schedule of the other trains Conductor Dinsmore's train due in this city from Hartford at s o'clock was de layed over five hours, arriving at 1;30 thi morning, and the train leaving here fo Hartford at 755 reached Hartford at 23t this morning.
 Last evening Patrick Lynch Soutl Main street grocery clerk, entered an Eas Main street car at Orange street, the drive claims, in an intoxicated condition. Lyncl put button in the fare box, but Melvin Moshier, the driver, told him that 'every thing did not go" with the Waterbur, horse car railroad. Lynch then made some very dirty remarks in the presence of som ladies and Moshier stopped the car to pu him off Lynch struck him several blow in the face, marking him, and a rough ant tumble fight followed, Moshier coming ou on top. Several by-standers interferet and complaint was immediately made t the police.
 WORLD OF SPORTS.
 The $1O,000 purse race at Rochester yes tardaY was & big surprise to local sports