Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-24
CITY AND SUBURBS.
Panorama at City hall tonight.

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 Watch the grand street parade Friday evening, October 26, at s o'clock.
 D. J. Mahaney of the Brooklyn district has $200 that he is anxious and willing to bet on Cleveland's election.
 Henry C. Baldwin of Naugatnck will de liver an address on the labor question in this city next Saturday evening.
 The police have been requested to keep a lookout for Robert c. F. Kerner, New burgh, N. Y, embezzler, for whose arrest a reward is offered.
 The fourth annual cnvention of the Connecticut Christian Endeavor union will be held in this city beginning to-day. The first session will be held this evening at o'clock in the First church.
 The St Jean Baptiste society have re- ceived an invitation to assist at the dedi- cation of the new French church in Mer- iden of which Rev Father Van Oppen is pastor.
 The members of Company G voted un- animously last evening to present the three officers of the company with new swords. The choice of swords was left at the option of the officers.
 Hon John D. Herman of Utica, N. Y, railroad commissioner for the state of New York, and son of ex-United States Sen ator Herman, will speak in the interest of Cleveland and Thurman at City hall Thurs day evening.
 The democratic banner on East Main street was blown down by the wind this afternoon, breaking one of the windows on the second floor of the Brown block and demolishing a gas lamp in front of Rametti's shoe store
 In order to accommodate large number bo riSb to attapI Ia 6aTOOcratic rally at Cheshire this evening a special train will leave the Dublin street station at 7:30 p. m., returning after the exercises are over. The fare will be 25 cents for the round trip. If the weather is stormy the train will not run.
 Some of the boys out east hung large bandanna containing the pictures of Cleve- land and Thurman across East Main street Monday evening. Tuesday the driver of a truck team tore down the flag with his whip. The boys are going to raise another one and threaten to make things interesting for anyone who dares to pull it down.
 James Root and Miss Mamie Costello were married by the Rev Father Walsh at the church of the Immaculate Conception at II 8. m. to-day. Miss Kate Kennedy acted as bridesmaid and Walter Root as best man. MT and Mrs Root left on the 2:42 train for New York and after short wedding tour will begin housekeeping in this city.
 It is good thing to be travelling with a party of giants. Mrs Helen Dauvray Ward, who is on her way west with the New York baseball nine, had narrow escape at Pitts burg yesterday. An iron grinder fell from the roof of one of the sheds and would have crushed her had not big Roger Connor run and caught it. MT Connor is said to amuse himself, when not playing ball, by moving safes.-Star.
 Last nights illustrated lecture of Ireland by Dr Dillon Egan was a grand success. City hall was crowded, aisles and all and many were turned away for want of seats. The entertainment was the best of the kind ever held in Waterbury. A matinee fo1 children will be held this afternoon and this evening the entertainment will con- clude. There will be an entire change of programme.
 The marriage of Howard Futile, son ot ex-Senator B. B. Futile of Naugatuck, and Miss Nette Seymour, also of that town, at 5:30 this afternoon. Miss Seymour is we'll known in this city, having taken g leading part in the entertainments given by the Amphion club On Friday MI and Mrs Futile will sail for Europe to be absent year.
 The meeting of, delegates to chose del egates to the probate convention was held in the police court room last evening. H. A. Mathews was president and Edward l. Cullen acted as clerk. J. Newell and John Kenny were appointed tellers and after several ballots the following delegates were chosen: Ellis Phelan, H. A. Mathews Jeremiah Fitzpatrick, c. G. Root, Johr Kenny and Harry Dikeman.
 of Go, met with a painful accident this morn ing shortly after beginning work. H. was tending a machine used for cleaning the oil f, ,om the works, when a nut becam, loosened and the whole contents of thu machine were thrown into his face, cutting and terribly disfguring him. He was picked up unconscious and removed to hi home on the corner of North Main ant Bishop streets.
 An unusually large number of tramp have been working Waterbury for the past week. As tough customer as one evel meets was begging two cent contributions night or two ago. Last night felloN with an alleged helpless leg was soliciting almsss claiming to be sailor just returned from long voyage many months of whicl were spent in a hospital recovering iron almost fatal injuries inflicted by Australian bushmen.
 John Sinnott and Mrs Mary Wall, botl of this city and the latter claiming to b an employe of the Waterbury Buckle com pany, were found by Deputy Sherit Sweeney in drunken condition nea Union City Monday night and wer brought to the lookup in Naugatuck and confined there for the night. Yesterda they were fined S2 and $1 and costs re spectively and in default of payment wer taken to jail.
 The crowd of voters to be made at Git hall this morning was so large that the SC lectmen decided to adjourn to the hal proper and requested Chief Egan to clea the court room. After the chief had go the surging crowd out of the room it wa found that the hall was to be used for a entertainment this afternoon and coulc not be used for registration purposes. Chic Egan was acting under instructions an should not be censured by those who wer inconvenienced.