Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-19
CITY AND SUBURBS.

The board or nnance Will meet tnlS eve | ming to act upon estimates for 1889. The Rt Rev Bishop McMahon confirmed large class of boys and girls at St Francis 1 church, Naugatuck, yesterday morning. The St George Social club will give the first of series of winter masquerade sociables at G. A. R. hall on Wednesday evening, November 21.
 Harley Cowen, who attempted suicide in the police station few nights ago while suffering from 'jimj jams" has almost re- covered at the town house.
 Every member of Company G is request ed to be present at the armory this evening at 7:30, as business of very great import ance is to be transacted prior to the in spection.
 Prof J. F. Bedard has postponed his de- parture for Montreal for day or two on account of unforeseen circumstances. His return will be announced in due time to the people of Waterbury.
 Edward T. F,annery, who formerly man aged the saloon now owned by Murnan X Mccarthy on South Main street, has sold his place in Bridgeport to Frank B. Cox of New Britain, the we'll known ball player. Tie swords purchased by Company G for the officers of the company have ar- rived and will be presented to the officers this evening by committee from the company.
 Mir MacDonough's "Siberia" company that appears here Wednesday night is one of the leading organizations of the road in a theatrical sense. This is the fifth season of the famous play.
 The annual muster and inspection of Companies A and G will be held at the armory at s o'clock this evening under the direction of Colonel Leavenwo1th. 1,o f,11 form.
 The police were called upon yesterday to arrest a man who was suffering from de lirium t1emens on East Main street. He was cared for at the lookup until this morning when he was removed to the town house.
 A new court of Foresters with forty-one charter members will be instituted at Forestville early next month. To Frank Carroll, of this city, credit is due for forming this court and Court Wolf Tone will have the honor of opening it.
 District Deputy Sweeney of Naugatuck worked the third degree upon several can didates at the meeting of Sheridan council, timely remarks to the members, as we'll as explaining many new and interesting features connected with the order.
 Parties in want of handsome job print ing for balls, soirees, sociables, dances, inaccuracies etc, should make call at the DEMOCRAT office. We have splendid line of samples, and can fix you out with anything you want at short notice and reasonable pri res.
 The annual meeting of the State Indian association will be held at New Haven, Wednesday, and Governor Lounsbury is expected to preside Austin Abbott, we'll rI- 1o,x- bc opening address on Claw and Courts of Justice for Indians"
 Washington conclave, K. s. F., will meet in Foresters hall this evening and initiate thirty new members. The work will be done by the officers of the conclave assisted by Adam Brown and Prof Turk of New York. All members are requested to meet at the hall as early as possible and wear full uniform.
 The fair of the church of the Sacred Heart is in full blast yet, and will begin this weeks exercises with the following programme: Quartette selections by Mrs Bergin, Miss Farrell and Messrs Strong and Daly; duet, violin and piano, Mir and Mrs Henri Roberts; chorus by lady members of the choir, "Fisher Maidens."
 A horse car containing about a dozen la1ies going to church was struck by q freight train on the New England road at New Britain yesterday. The train struck the rear end of the car, smashing it and throwing it from the track. Strange to say no one was injured but all the occupants were shaken up and badly frightened.
 At the fair of the church of the Sacred Heart tomorrow evening the celebrated "Cop Squad" will make it's first appear ance, and will render "Waddy Coogan's' popular song ''The Midnight Squad" in wit are thirteen persons in the squad, each one of whom will try to outshine the others in marching lnd singing.
 Joseph McClear of No IF Burnham street fell and broke his arm while ascending the stairway under the Naugatuck track between Lib erty and Bank streets yesterday. The arm was broken several years ago, but was not properly set, The accident of yesterday will result in the arm being placed in bet ter condition than it has ebeen since it was first broken.
 The following articles were drawn Satur- day night at the Immaculate Conception fair: Pair of vases, Annie Nagle, No 20 Hall street; rubber doll, Father Walsh; dolls piano, Bridget Hogan, S6 Dublin street, child's bank, Frank Carroll 10! Cherry street. wall packet, MT Kelly, No 16 North Willow street; china fruit stand Father ODonnell; pug dog, Edward Cullen Wolcott road pug dog, M. A. Fitzpatrick I'll South Main street. Drawings will take place at the fair every night this week.
 Enoch Trepannier, who, when attempt ing to be made an elector, swore that h. was of age when he knew that he was not was bound over by Commissioner Wrigh of New Haven Saturday. The commis- sioner said that the young man in takin! oath that he was of age when getting out his naturalization papers, knowing that h, was not rendered himself liable, and h. would bind him over to the district cour on that charge. Bonds for his appeararc at Hartford on the first Tuesday in Decem Der were furnished by Samuel P Williams
 In the police court this morning Nichola Cavanaugh was fined $5 and costs for beat ing his wife and child while drunk yeste1 day afternoon. Michael Breen, for tryin