Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-05-30
CITY AND SUBURBS.

erect g large building facing Cherry avenue D. H. Blinn, of Ansonia, will open a new jewelry store at 89 Bank street next week. Thomas J. Walsh of New York city is visiting his son, Dr A. J. Walsh of Bank street.
 The mail car on the S:26 train was ap- propriately decorated with American flags this morning.
 The concert given by the Bareuther family at music hall last evening was not largely attended.
 Frank Way and Eli Pouard have secured the agency for Munkascy's famous picture, Christ before Pilate.
 Captain L. F. Burpee left for Rockville last evening, where he will deliver the memorial address to-day.
 Masses will be celebrated in all the Catholic churches tomorrow, in com memoration of the feast of Corpus Christi
 Mathew Neville and John Riley of New York, formerly of this city, were in town teddy to witness the Decoration day ser vices.
 In the police court this morning John Welch was fined $1 and costs for drunk enness, and Patrick Reid the same amount for breach of the peace.
 District Deputy Sweeney of Naugatuck went to Birmingham last night and worked the third degree upon several candidate of Ousatonic council K. of C..
 Police Court Clerk D. F. Webster went on fishing trip to Bantam lake yesterday, and returned with a full basket of the speckled beauties last evening.
 A number of Waterbury people took the 5:30 train this morning in order to take i'll frruf nf "a m hQ Rosedale from Bridgeport to New York.
 A base ball nine has been organized by the K. of C., with William Glynn as man ager, and they are anxious to meet any nine in any other K. of c. council in the state.-Winsted Citizen.
 A number of the members of Company G spent part of to-day at Company As range on the Turner property below Rail- road hill, practicing for the third and fourth degrees in craftsmanship.
 While brewer Hellman was driving down South Main street last evening, when near the watch factory, one of his carriage wheels caught in the horse car track, springing the axle and disabling the vehicle.
 "The woman that will bring out baby carriage on day like this ought to be shut up for three months, remarked very much excited citizen to-day as he vainly attempted to pass several of these vehicles which were drawn up in line on South Main street.
 At Knights of Pythias hall last evening & reception was rendered Miss Clara and her friends in the watch factory pre- vious to her departure for Birmingham, N. Y. The evening was spent pleasantly in dancing, after which refreshments were served.
 In the case of Scully vs McGrath, action to recover damages for assault, heard be- fore Judge Fenn in the superior court yes terday afternoon, judgment was awarded the plaintiff to recover $50 and costs. A decree of divorce was also granted to Jen- nie Eaton from Herbert Eaton on the journed until June 16.
 Deputy Sheriff Dryhurst of Meriden yes terday arrested Franzeo Raggio, an Italian who went to that city lately from Water bury, for fraud in obtaining $100 from severel Italian railroad laborers, on the ground that he represented Antonio Fer nujeo. The latter is a railroad contractor and Raggio sub-contractor. Raggio set tied the case by paying the amount claimed in full and the costs.
 Deputy Sheriff N B. Futile of this city has a writ of habeas corpus, issued by Judge Charles B. Andrews of the supreme court, through Attorney H. B. Graves of Litchfeld. The writ will be served to-day on George E. Howe, superintendent of the state reform school for boys at Meriden, demanding that he bring boy named John Handlon of Thomaston before the court to show cause why he is detained at the re- form school. It is alleged that the offense charged did not warrant the commitment of young Handlon. The hearing will be had at Litchfield on the first day of June.
 The new Waterbury directory just issued by Price, Lee & Co.,, of New Haven, is the most complete edition yet published, and contains many new features, which make it more valuable than ever as book of reference. A carefully prepared map of the town as it is at present is one of the most important Improvements in the di- rectory. The last map was published in 1884, and was very incomplete, many changes had occurred in the town since that time. A list of marriages in Water bury from April 1, 1SS7 to April i, 1888, is another important new feature The total number of names in the directory is 13,618; new added, 4,443; names crossed out, 1, ,196; corrections, 3,465; increase since last year, 1, TAB.
 Humane Society Agent Quigley yester- 0ay afternoon SnOC horse Wn1cn was IOunC lying in dooryard on Town Plot. The animals fore leg was broken at the ankle and cut so that the foot hung by small piece of flesh. In following up the his tory of the horse it was found that it was driven to Waterville week ago by two we'll known citizens While returning the horse went over an embankment, throwing them both out. land smashing a new carriage The horses leg was broke and the poor an imal caught the broken leg in wire fence cutting it almost off. They led it to Wa terbury, but turned it loose on West Side hill. The horse was then traded "sigh unseen" several times, the last owner neve having seen it. Each owner has rendered himself liable to prosecution and will b. called upon to either settle appear il the police court.
 John Schwartz's horse made lively run away on Dublin street last night, seriousl. ' injuring MT Schwarts and John Freidma1 who were in the wagon. The two wer driving to MT Schwartz's home in Pros pect. When nearing the railroad crossing the engineer of the hoisting engine wa blowing off steam MT Schwartz, know