Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-07
CITY AND SUBURBS.

The Rev l.. +. Baker of this city, Will preach in Winsted next Sunday after noon.
 At the A. o. H. convention at New Lon don, yesterday, William c. Keenan, of this city, was chosen county delegate.
 It is hoped that the Meriden, Waterbury and Connecticut river road will begin run ming regular trips from this city by June 30th.
 Baldwin & Bailey have opened grocery store in the building formerly occupied by Thorpe as a millinery store on North Main street.
 A herd of about fifty mustangs, guided by half dozen cowboys, passed through the city last evening towards the circus grounds.
 Town Clerk Higgin of Hartford yester- day granted marriage license to William w. Church of this city and Miss Sarah E.. Stone of Hartford.
 Frank Bowden, head usher at Jacques opera house, and his six assistants were photographed in a large group by Aldridge yesterday afternoon.
 The First Connecticut Heavy Artillery, of which Major c. R. Ramon is a mem Der, will hold their annual reunion at Hartford next Monday.
 
 preme Lodge, K. of F., which meets in Cincinnati next week will leave Hartford for this city next Sunday afternoon.
 Each driver on the Bridgeport horse railroad was obliged to make thirty three trips yesterday, in order to accommodate the large crowd who attended the circus. The Amphion club held meeting last night, but could not state how much the net proceeds of their opera amounted to-, as all the bills have not been presented yet. Joseph Gilman and William Tousley, both of whom were serving out terms in the town house for drunkenness, have es- capped, and are heing watched by the police.
 D. M. Ireland and Henry A. Matthews of the firm of Matthews & Willard of this city, have been granted a patent on an improved lantern which they will manu- facture at their works in this city.
 William T. Walsh, prominent mem Der of Sheridan council, K. of o., Court Shields A. o. F., and the Young Mems Catholic Literary association is very low at his residence on North Elm street.
 Frank Duff, an employe of the Scovill manufacturing company's works, while painting an out house in the yard yester- day, missed his hold and fell to the ground fortunately escaping with few scratches. Michael Martin, superintendent of the malleable iron company, with his wife at tended the marriage of Mrs Martins neice, Miss Annie Leary, to MT Frank Savage al the home of the brides parents in New Haven yesterday
 William Shea, the popular clerk at Ra mettls shoe store, and Miss Catharine Drlscoll were married by the Rev. Father Finnegan at the church of the Immaculate Conception yesterday Daniel Foley acted as best man, and Miss Maggie Higgins as bridesmaid.
 All the courts of Foresters in this cit, are making elaborate preparations for strawberry festival and entertainment t, be given by them at city hall on the even ing on June 22. They have engaged th Arion q 1dartette and Mr. J. F. Franey, tn, elocutionist, of Hartford
 The, New Haven News reviews som, statistics regarding the liquor business il the large towns of Connecticut, with re ference to the number of persons to eacl saloon. In New Haven the population gives 152 persons to a saloon. The articl says that this record is exceeded by tha of Derby, Waterbury and Bridgeport.
 Waterbury city aldermen sat down fla on the proposition to build new polio station in that 35,0 900 city to match nev $1OO, 900 government building. Any cit, that has not got enterprise enough to hay decent lookup is not worthy of an appro priation for new government building, ever if it's name is Waterbury. -Middletow1 Press.
 Horace Johnson of Hartford and Had dam predicts storm will take place iron the eighth to the tenth of the presen month which will be general in characte and not as powerful as storms which talk place when there has been a cold, dens atmosphere. After the tenth,he saysthere will be very dry spell of extremely rari fled air.
 Last evening as car No. was approach ing the crossing in Exchange place an in toxicated farmer tried to drive across th the track. His wheel was caught by tn step of the Car, and he immediately stop ped and poured out volley of abuse Some one led the car horse off the track but the farmer backed on again and con tinued his abuse. It was not until polio interference was called that he moved an, broke the blockade.
 At meeting of the board of road am sewer commissioners held last evening. hearing was given on the new layout O Denny street and adjourned to next meet ing. Patrick Reed was given leave t withdraw his bill of $3761 for repairs t sidewalk on Cherry street, and also to w o. Curtin to withdraw his petition fo damages, and Miss Bridget Coyle was a lowed damages for fall sustained on Mi street some time ago.
 Tuesday evening gentleman who r. sides on North Main street reported to th police that one of his horses was missin and he wanted them to look into the ma ter. The police knew he kept several me in his employ who might take the hors for drive and they told him that he hs better come in again yesterday mornir as 1t might have been taken by them is probable that he found the animal the morning as he failed to report al further.
 c. D. Trombley, the Torrington core pendent of the Sunday Herald was o dered to leave the town or wear 8 coat tar and feathers Tuesday night, by 8 crow of about 200 citizens whose ire he h. aroused. Trombley left Torrington duri1 the night. dispatch from Torringtt says: 'Trombley has been quiet inoffe sive man since he came to this town, b he has won the friendship of some you1 ladies to whom others were attentive al he was driven out of town for no oth reason than jealousy"