Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-28
CITY AND SUBURBS.

entertainment at the Methodist Church this evening.
 The Rev Father Mulcahey returned from his Southern trip last evening, much i'm proved in health.
 Miss Winifred McGuinness of Baldwin street, is very low, and it is thought that her recovery is doubtful.
 All the trains on the Naugatuck, and New York & New England roads arrived in this city on time to day.
 J. s. Roth of Bridgeport superintendent of the New York and Eastern News Com pany, was ill this city yesterday.
 The Rev Dr Bowdish of the Methodist Church will speak at the Y M c. A ser vice at 4:3O tomorrow afternoon.
 The junior department of the Y. M. c. A. will hold it's semi-annual meeting in their parlors at o'clock Monday evening.
 Mrs Ross, the leading lady in the "Silver King" Company, who has been i'll at the Franklin House, has rejoined the com pany.
 Herbert w. Lake, who was injured in a runaway week ago to-day, has so far re- covered that to-day he was able to leave his room.
 John Sullivan has purchased of w. H. Beardsley of Bridgeport, his newspaper route in this city and will assume charge next Monday morning.
 Michael Casey and Miss Catherine Par ker were married by the Rev Father Null cahey at the Church of the Immaculate Conception this morning.
 Professor Foster will give his second lec- ture in the course on European travel at the Opera House Wednesday evening" The subject will be "An Evening in London" /"
 The Rev Dr Platt will speak at the 2:30 undenominational meeting at the Opera House tomorrow afternoon. He will re- peat his lectuIe on ''Rum it's effects and cure"
 Tomorrow is known in the Catholic Church as Septuagesima Sunday. The Gospel for the day is taken from St Mat thew and relates to the Laborers in the . Vineyard.
 Miss Catherine McCann, aged 55 years, died at her residence, No Brennan Alley, this morning. Her funeral will be attend ed from the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow.
 Mrs Julia Hines, aged 61 years, died at her residence on Washington street yester- day afternoon. Her funeral will be at tended from her late residence at St Pat rick's church tomorrow afternoon.
 The employees of the Republican office have contributed $1O.75 to that papers fund for the Waterbury Hospital Col lections will be taken up tomorrow in St John's Episcopal and St Patrick's Catholic churches.
 Miss Mary M. Henderson, aged 60 years, died at the residence of her niece, Mrs Minaman, 165 North Ma Il street, last night Miss Henderson was well-known in this city and throughout the valley as compe- fapt 1,o I, circle of friends. Her funeral will take place Monday afternoon.
 The remains of Theodore Robbins were taken to Winsted on the S:48 train this morning for burial Wadhams' Post. G. A. R., of which deceased was member, escorted the remains to the station. John Totten, John Vorra, Isaac Straw and w. O. Guilford, members of the Post, acted as pail bearers and accompanied the remains to Winsted.
 Down in New Haven they have had a hospital for years, but they are never lack ing for public spirit in that connection in the City of Films. They have been fortu- nate in the way of liberal donations The secretary of the society announces the re- ceipt of $2, 800 from friend to establish a free bed for six months in the year, to be used at the option of the Home for the Friendless.
 Six prisoners sat in the prisoners box at the Police Court this morning, four of whom were charged with being drunk. The Court suspended sentence in two cases and ordered one to spend day in the sta ton house, and the other sent to the town farm. John Donovan and William Dwyer charged with being tramps, were bound over to the next term of the Superior Court. Chief Egan told the Court that Donovan had stopped at the police station four nights and Dwyer had lodged there eight nights.
 The Court of Common Council will not meet until Monday, February 6, but most of the lower boards will meet next week. On Monday evening the Fire Commission CTS will meet and the annual report of Chief Engineer and Fire Marshal s. c. Snagg will be presented. On Tuesday evening the Police Commissioners will meet and the report of Chief of Police Egan will probably be presented. Wednes- day evening the Boards of Road and Sewer Commissioners will meet, and on Thurs day evening the Board of Finance will meet. This will undoubtedly pile up the business for the Council meeting the fol lowing 4ondey.