Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-10

Peter Bennett has purchased the Frost at the corner of Cherry street and Maple avenue.
 The French Harrison and Morton club will hold special meeting in the band rooms on Meadow street this evening.
 The Rev Mir Poule of Collinsville will conduct Swedish service in the basement of the First Congregational church this evening.
 Applications to be made voters will be received every day until October IS by Registrar D. J. Casey at his store No 20 East Main street.
 Oscar J. Zeigler has secured the horse car advertising privilege and must be con suited by merchants wishing to place their cards upon the cars.
 Judge Cowell presided over the police court this morning in the absence of Judge Bradstreet who is in New Haven to-day trying the celebrated boycott cases.
 The telephone machinery" will be re moved to the new quarters in the Masonic block Sunday, and the fair operators will take formal possession of the office Mon day.
 Work has been commenced on the latin ing of the hall in the parish block of the Immaculate Conception church and the interior will be ready for the plasterers next week
 Chief Snagg will be the guest of the Torrington fire department tomorrow, on the occasion of their annual parade The American band has been engaged for the occasion by Citizens Engine company of Seymour.
 F. A. Holly, the pen artist, has just completed handsome set of engrossed | resolutions for Glove company hose No of Naugatuck, to present to the widow ot l the late Thomas Dews of that town, who was member of the company. John T. Charters, formerly with F.. T, | Turner & Co, lately of Pittsburg, is the senior member of the firm of John F Charters X Go, which will open a ladies and gents furnishing and fancy goods store in the Masonic temple about October l 21.
 The officers of the Second regiment have voted to pay the expenses the regimental | team will incur in taking part in the brigade rifle shoot, and have instructed Col Leavenworth and Major Lee to select { prize for company teams in the tourna ment.
 ! members of the several democratic clubs l in this city have rented the store formerly occupied by Pollak at No 56 Bank street il the Blue Front building, and will open i as a general democratic headquarters to morrow.
 The new parish building erected by tn, Congregationalists of Naugatuck was dedi cated to-day. This evening Dr Lymal Abbott will deliver the dedicatory address and in order to accommodate large mum Der who wish to attend from this cit, Superintendent Beach has decided to run
 special train, leaving Naugatuck at 10;3 this evening.
 The Hon w. U. Hensel will address tn democrats at City hall this evening. NJ
 Hensel is well-known Pennsylvania
 and delivered a rousing address to tn democrats of Naugatuck at the Gen opera house last evening. Martin COnla, of New Haven will also address the meet ing this evening. Mir Conlau is a working
 man and his views of the great questio
 will be interesting. The American ban
 will furnish the music. No doubt Git
 hall will be crowded to listen to both o
 these gentlemen discuss the importan
 issues of the day.
 The twenty-third annual convention o
 the Young Mems Christian associations O
 this state will be held at Bridgeport, Octc
 Der II to 14. The convention will open O Thursday afternoon at 2:30, and close O the following Sunday evening" Thre hundred young men will probably b present at the meeting, representing tn associations of the state. General Secre tary Willis of the Y. NJ. c. A. left thi , morning for Bridgeport to attend the con . vention. Over thirty members will g down before the week is out Assistan Secretary Selby is in charge. Specis
 rates have been secured on the New York New Haven and Hartford, New York an New England, and New London an
 Northern railroads. Return tickets will b sold to delegates at half rates.