Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-02
CITY AND SUBURBS.

Meeting of the fire commissioners at T:3C this evening.
 A meeting of the democratic town com mittee is called for this evening at So'clock , Willie Duncan has resumed his place al Bossidy's drug store after weeks ill ness.
 The court of common council and the board of fire commissioners meet this evening.
 The hearing on the insolvent estate of William H. Smith has been laid over to next Monday.
 The Rev L. F. Baker, of this city, preached at the Mission chapel in Union City yesterday afternoon.
 The payers on South Main street had reached the half way mark at o'clock hay ing finished 750 feet of paving.
 Citizens Hose company, of this city, has been assigned to the fourth division of Bridgeport's monster Fourth of July parade.
 Attorney J. P, Kellogg of this city acted as an usher at the marriage of Walter 0. Camp and Miss Alice G. Sumner, at New Haven, Saturday afternoon.
 William Doyle and Miss Maggie Fitzpat- rick, were married by the Rev Father Fin negan at the church of the Immaculate Conception at a. m. to-day.
 At the Seeopd church yesterday the Rev J. G. Davenport reviewed his work in the ministry, having being ordained and in stalled at Bridgeport July 1, 1868.
 Last Saturday night a number of the horses hobbled at the gypsy camp on Bucks Hill were cut loose and stampeded by gang of ruffians. The horses were not all caught until last night
 Officer Brickel shot at an unregistered dog on the Abrigador yesterday, hitting the animal on the quarter and sending it away on three legs yelping The fact gave rise to an absurd rumor that the officer was bitten by the canine.
 It is probable that a largo delegation of Waterbury butchers will take part in the trades parade at Bridgeport on July 4. One hundred horses have been provided by the Bridgeport butchers to be used in the parade by the visitors.
 H. J. Kellogg, assistant engineer, has 1e- signed his position, and will go on the road in the interests of White X Wells. Mir Kellogg, by his genial pleasant manner, has made many friends in Waterbury and his departure will be regretted by many.
 The funeral services over the remains of Mrs C. NJ. Wilder, who died in New York Saturday, were conducted at her late resi- dence on East Main street this afternoon The remains will be taken on the 7:3O train tomorrow morning for interment at Granby.
 The wedding of Miss Kate Sutton and Henry Whelan, will take place at the Sacred Heart church tomorrow morning. Rev Father Treanor celebrating A wedding breakfast and reception will follow at the residence of the brides parents on East Main street.
 Tnx h1{ had 4@ street horse car became too frisky this morning and the driver attempted to rein 1t ln It backed up against the car which was going at pretty good speed and ran upon its legs. No injury beyond a few scratches was done.
 The partition between the dining room and the drummer's sample room in the Scovlll house was torn away this morning and the latter room will be added to the dining room. Other quarters will be pro- vlded for the commercial travellers to dis play their goods in.
 C. $. Webster has just had another cot tage built at Madison shore, having sold one last week to Mrs A. w. Law, of New York city. Mrs S. A. Watrous has also had cottage built at that quiet resort Among the Waterbury people stopping there are Jay H. Hart and family and D. B. Wilson and family.
 Supt Beach of the Naugatuck road has arranged the following schedule of trains for Chatfeld guard picnic at High Rock grove July f. Trains will leave Water bury at S:26, 800, 9:45, 1O:45 11:3O a. m. 1:1O, 2:15, ,2:42, 3:15 4:15, 500, 5:40, ,6:57 D. m. Returning leave the grove at SEQ, lO:Oo, ll:l6, 11:5O a. m. 1:30, 2:35, 3:45, | 4:35, 5:2O, 6:05, 7:20 D. m.
 Only two simple drunks were before the l police court this morning, and Judge Brad | street being reluctant to close them up for the fourth allowed them to go free Three young men from up the valley who i'm bibed little too much Saturday, and driv- ing past Orange street collided with another team and smashed both were allowed to go free after paying S10 piece.
 To-day was big day for the carriage | makers judging from the number of | runaways that occurred. Milon Northrup's horse ran away on West Main street and smashed the carriage top and shafts A butcher wagon was smashed to pieces in a runaway on Grand street. William Hurl- burts horse ran away on Meadow street, broke the wagon to pieces, and the horse turning up Canal street mounted pile of lumber on another wagon, cutting himself badly.
 The Bridgeport Standard thus speaks of a former pastor of this city: "The Advent Christian church society are contracting for fine building, 33x52 feet, in which to worship, and inside of three months it is expected that the sanctuary will be completed. The stone foundations are rapidly going up at the corner of Barnum and Brooks streets Rev J. W. Davis came here from Waterbury last fall and he has been an earnest worker, gaining the high esteem at all"
 At the church of the Immaculate Con- ception at 1o:50 yesterday morning solemn high mass was sung, the Rev William Lynch who was ordained Friday being eel ebrant. Rev Father Luddy of New Haven was deacon; Rev Father Finnegan, sub deacon, and Rev Father Walsh, master of ceremonies. The church was filled with friends of the young priest it being the oc- caslon of the celebration of his first mass, in the church where he was baptized and confirmed. The Rev Father O'Donnell preached the sermon upon the gospel of the day. In the afternoon Rev Father Lynch sang vespers