Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-19
CITY AND SUBURBS.

 tachment. Senators Hawley and Platt will address the republicans of New Haven at the Hyperion tonight. They now have reached depth of 300 feet at the Pomperang Valley mine, but as yet have found no indications of coal or oil The French Canadian Cleveland ana Thurman club will hold an important meet ing at L'Institute room on Bank street this evening. An unknown boy was run over by a hack near Central avenue during the re- publican parade last evening. He was not seriously injured. Waterbury and Naugatuck sent dele gation of school teachers to Hartford to- day to attend the meeting of the Connecti- cut Teachers association. Alfred Hirsh of Philadelphia will shortly open a clothing store in the building formerly occupied by D. E. Dickerson as a grocery store on Bank street. The friends of Robert Matin, Jr, rendered him surprise at his residence 12 Court street last evening and spent few pleas ant hours in singing, recitations, etc. At the district court to-day large num- Der received their naturalization papers.
  thirteen of whom received their first papers and fourteen their second. The M. F. Connolly escort received their uniforms last evening. They consist of white hats, linen dusteIs, bandanna hand kerchief and canes. They will make their first appearance tomorrow on the occasion of Gov Hills visit.
 The following delegation from Carrouton council, K. of O., attended the reception of Charter Oak council of Hartford last sTening J. A. Moran, D. T. Hart, John T. Boylan, J. H. Kilduff, Thomas Fitz- morris, W. A. Jackson.
 The democrats at the upper end of Washington and Baldwin streets are mak ing preparations to raise a Cleveland and Thurman banner at an early date. MT Costello, the Washington street barber, is around to-day soliciting subscriptions for that purpose and is meeting with success.
 Dr Dillon Eagan, who will give illus trated lectures upon Ireland at City hall Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, is the warm personal friend of Charles Stewart Parnell, and no man upon American soil cal speak with greater knowledge of Ire land than he.
 Fred Cole, brakeman on the special freight running from Hartford to Hope well orthe New England road, fell from the top of box car at the White street crossing in Danbury last night and was horribly mutilatad, several cars passing e over his body. His remains were picked up and will be buried in Danbury to-day.
 The annual district convention of the Connecticut state district of the A. o. F., will be held in the rooms of Court Anson G. Phelps in Odd Fellows hall Ansonia on Thursday and Friday, Octobera25 and 26. The delegates from this city are Thomas Luddy of Court Hancock, Thomas H. Pryor of Court Stephen J. Meany, and J. D. Bolan of Court Wolf Tone.
 The Connecticut State Teachers associ ation opened its forty second annual meet ing last evening at the high school hall, Hartford. The feature of the exercises was lecture on "A Trip Among the Gla- Concord, N. H. Music was furnished by the high school choir, under the direction of Professor Irving Emerson
 The semi-annual meeting of the New Haven County Medical society was held in New Haven yesterday. Dr Henry Fleischner, the president, occupied the chair. There were about sixty members present. The following officers were elected: President, Dr w. H. Holmes, Waterbury; vice-president, pr Max Mail house, New Haven; clerk, Dr Frank w. Wr1ght, NeW Haven.
 The South Riverside street temporary injunction case has not yet been decided by Judge Bradstreet. Contractor Byrnes who was awarded the contract of building a sewer through the street will one of these days be calling upon somebody for dam ages. He recently had removed the tiles for the sewer which had been lying upon the street for several months and many of which had been broken and ruined by boys.
 The marriage of Dr Carl E. Munger to Miss Mary R. Anderson, daughter of Rev Joseph Anderson, D. D.. was solemnized at the First Congregational church at o'clock last evening, in the presence of large number of friends and relatives. A r, ception followed at the residence of Dr Anderson on Leavenworth street After their return from wedding tour the young couple will take up their residence on Hillside avenue.
 A large crowd attended the exercises in cidental to the flag raising in front of the residence of James Lunny on East Main street last evening, in honor of Cleveland and Thurman. The flag has history, having done service for Tammany in New York for several years. The meeting was called to order by Kevin Drury and ad- dresses were made by Mayor Boughton,
 
 Silver drum corps furnished excellent music.
 Eugene Lynch was sentenced to thirty days in jail this morning for drunkenness, it being his fourth offence this year. Frank Fitzgibbons pleaded guilty to charge of breach of peace. Sentence was suspended. A young nan arrested yester terday for stealing basket of grapes from the Italian fruit dealers on lower Bank street pleaded not guilty. His accusers failed to show up and the case was con- tinued until Officer Dodds could find and arrest them for contempt.
 Captain D. B. Hamilton is mad clear through to-day. The captain is known as one of the most radical and uncompromis- ing republicans in Waterbury and can always be found in thickest of the fight. He had made elaborate preparations at his residence on East Main street yesterday to greet and "enthuse" the republican pro- cession as it passed last night. All was in readiness when the drum corps at the democratic flag raising rear by appeared upon the scene. The word was given and CantaiD Hami1ton'S Dyrotechnic d;sp1ax,