Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-26
EVENTS THIS EVENING.
Weather
CITY AND SUBURBS.

The Rose Hill Social Club will go on a sleighing party to Bethany next Saturday night.
 The Fisk Jubilee singers will give an in tertainmeAt at the Methodist Church Sat urday evening.
 Waterbury and Meriden play polo at the Rink tonight. Waterbury will present its old team.
 Company A will elect successor to Lieut. Bronson, resigned, at meeting next Monday evening.
 John Delane was thrown from sleigh near his residence on Quarry street last night, breaking his shoulder blade.
 Real Estate Agent Tierney to-day sold the house and lot No 31 Cole street, owned by Frank Dhern, to w. c. Ramon.
 MT and Mrs George Gloves and Charles R. Baldwin gave very pleasant reception to party of friends at the Scovill House last evening"
 Mrs. Lucien Wolff, organist at the Church of the Sacret Heart, will give the choir supper at her residence on Laurel street this evening.
 E. T. Turner &c Co., s store is closed to- day and will remain closed until Saturday morning, in order that the firm may take their annual inventory.
 There was pleasant reception at the Hillside avenue school last evening, the members of the classes 'S9 and go enter taining number of their friends
 Henry Carmody, of Danbury, member of McNish, Slavin &c Johnson's minstrels has been rendered insane in consequence of practical joking by his companions
 The locomotive and passenger cars of all the roads leased by the Consolidated road are being brought to New Haven to be re- painted, renovated thoroughly and renum bered.
 Thomas Eggleston of New York, has been granted patent on an electrical con- ductor which he has assigned to the Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company of this city.
 Miss Catherine L. Peck of this city was elected vice e-president and Rev Dr Ander- son a member of the advisory committee of the Connecticut Indian association at it's annual meeting in Hartford yesterday.
 The large party of gentlemen accompa- nied by their ladies, who went on a sleigh ing party to Ansonia last night, arriv ed home at o'clock this morning. They en- joyed dance and supper in the borough.
 Joseph Kinnerney and Miss Rosie Tow CTS were married by the Rev Father Treanor this morning, at II o'clock, at the Church of the Sacred Heart. A wedding feast fol lowed at the home of the brides parents
 The Rev Father O'Neil, who will have charge of the Mission at the Church of the Sacred Heart next month, will give a two weeks Mission at the Church of the Holy Rosary in South Boston, Mass, commence ing tomorrow.
 J. P. McGuerty, United Press operator at the Republican office, received notice by telegraph last evening of the death of his father, who was visiting son in New York. MT McGuerty left this morning to attend the funeral.
 The following Waterbury people have been granted patents: L. A. Adt, photo- grapic p' inting frame; T. R. Hyde, Jr as- signer to Scovill Manufacturing Company. button; E. A. Smith, button; F. J. Luding- ton machine for making button backs.
 The funeral services over the remains of by the Rev J. G. Davenport at her resi- dence, No 13 Crane street, this afternoon. The remains will be taken on the S26 train tomorrow morning en route to Philadel- phia for interment.
 There were two weddings at the Church of the Immaculate Conception this morn ing, Rev Father Finnegan performing the ceremonies. The first couple were Miss Katie Sheehy and John Kyle, the marriage of Michael Nolan and Annie Connor fol lowing immediately.
 Ellen Strong of this city was granted & divorce from John Strong, by Judge Fenn, ill the Superior Court at New Haven yes terday, on the ground of intolerable cru city. Parties married Nov 27, 1877. Plain tiff's name was changed to Ellen Dwyer, and custody of two minor children given her.
 At New Haven last night Elmer, the Hartford drummer who recently won the State championship honors from Fred H. Miller of this city, contested with A. M. Whaples of New Haven for S25, and S25 gold medal and the State championship and won the match by two points. Fred H. Miller of this city gave a fine exhibition of fancy drumming.
 . Several Waterbury people came down with the polo team last night to see the contest at the Armory. During an interest ing point in the game when the Bridgeport players were trying to make goal an ex- cited Waterburian yelled out ''Waterbury watch!'' The Waterburys watched and about half the audience put their hands on their vest pockets.-Bridgeport News.
 The steamboat train, due here at 9:57, did not bring any passengers from the steamer Rosedale last night. The boat was caught in the snow storm and had to put in at Wilson's Point and transfer it's passengers to the Owl train at South Nor walk. L. P. Knickerbocker, agent for Shonninger & Co, was among the Water bury passengers who had to stay in Bridge port over night
 Peter Rivers of 21 North Elm street un- derwent very painful operation yesterday afternoon. On Saturday December 8, MT Rivers fell and fractured his ankle. Local physicians attended him and treated him for a sprain yesterday Dr J. w. Sweet of New Haven was called in and upon exam ination pronounced it fracture at the ankle. It was necessary to break the bone and reset it, an operation which Mir Rivers bore with courage without taking an- aesthetics.
 The Women's Christian Temperance Union met yesterday afternoon and accept ed the resignations of Mrs Goodwin as superintendent of prison work and Mrs Frazier as assistant superintendent in the same apartment. The resignation of Mrs AsaC Peck, superintendent of Sunday school work was also accepted. The annual