Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-26
CITY AND SUBURBS.

Ulll ANU OUDUNDOs
 A bill wNs introduced in the House to- day, for erecting post office building in Norwich.
 John Sharp, who was arrested yesterday l for violation of the city ordinance, settled his case upon payment of $15.
 The young ladies' mission circle of the First church will hold an orange festival in the church parlors this evening
 Gaffney and Cronin of this city have contracted to build three story brick building for N. D. Baldwin of Birming ham.
 ChaLncey B. Webster is removing the barn at the rear of his house property on South Main street prepar atony to erecting two tenement flats.
 Josiah was the hero of the Rev Dr Bow dish's sermon at the Methodist church last evening. It closed series on "Three His toric Young Men," The holy week, the last week of the re- lgious season, began yesterday-Palm Sun day Palms were blessed and distributed at the Catholic churches.
 The place of First soprano in the First church choir was yesterday filled by Miss Holly of the New York conservatory of music, a granddaughter of Sturges M. Judd
 Little Frankie Shepard, who fell through the elevator shaft at Meigs & Trotts bak- cry, is improving and his chances of inn mediate recovery from the shock he sus- tained are very encouraging.
 A New Britain man has rented the new ly fitted store in the late M. O'Connor's building on Bank street and it is said will cb ct0 desirous of securing this rent
 The horse railroad tracks are clear this afternoon from the stables to the Church of the Immaculate Conception. No at tempt has as yet been made to clear the other lines and no cars are running to-day. Bishop Foss of Minnesota, who will speak at the dedicatory services of St Paul's chapel tomorrow evening was once president of Wesleyan university. He was ill Middletown yesterday and spoke in the Methodist church in that city last evening St Paul's M E. chapel will be dedicated tomorrow by Bishop Foss of Minnesota. The afternoon sermon will be preached by the Rev Dr George E. Reed of the Trinity M. E. church of New Haven at 3 o'clock and Bishop Floss will speak at 7:30 in the evening.
 William C. Keenan, William c. Moore, Thomas Finnegan, Emmit Riordon and J.. fl. Moran have been appointed 8 commit tee by the Young Mems Catholic Literary association to perfect arrangements for a reception to be rendered Martin Scully upon his return from Ireland.
 The residents of Naugatuck have for some time been troubled by robbers who have committed several petty burglaries within a few months. Sunday morning the residents of that town awoke from their slumbers and found that Garrick's saloon on Water street had been robbed tc the extent of $7O.
 Patrick Corcoran, for number of years employed at the Benedict & Burnhan company's works, died of pneumonia al his residence, 154 Baldwin street, Satur day evening. His funeral was largely at tended from his late residence to St Pat rick's church at 2:3O this afternoon.
 The Baptist Sunday school at it's annua meeting yesterday elected the following officers: Superintendent, Walter c. Meyers assistant, Sidney Risden; End assistant Mrs Sandford; secretary, Ulysses G. Dil lon, treasurer, Charles Neale. The retirin superintendent, Dwight l.. Smith, had hel' the office for IT years.
 The trustees of the Church of the I'm maculate Conception held meeting las evening and decided to sell the old Catho nc SCHOOL DullulnR. Arcn1CoCC JdCkSOn at work perfecting plans for three stor, brick building which will be erected o1 the present cite. The first floor will divided into two stores the second occu pied as 8 class room for the Sunday schoo and the third arranged for hall.
 Albert Stohner, Charles Friedel, Joh, Kirschbaum and Paul R. Hahn represente the Waterbury Turn Verein at the annus meeting of the Connecticut Turn Verei at New Haven yesterday. David Genan den of Bridgeport was elected delegate t the national convention and Holyoke wa chosen as the place for holding the nes turnfest. The headquarters of the off cers will be in New Haven and they wi be chosen by the New Haven Verein.
 Deputy Sheriff Sweeney of Naugvtuc was in this city Saturday evening lookin for man named Callen who belongs i Southington. Callen went to Naugatuc Friday morning and in company with Wi liam Calvin, meat dealer, came to thi city to transact some business. That ever ing they returned to Naugatuck and g Callen said he had no money Calvin kino ly loaned him enough to obtain room hotel. Saturday morning Galvin's mes market was broken into and his ulster va ued at $2O was stolen. Later in the da Callen was seen sporting the ulster an coming toward this city The police al unable to locate him.
 We are through inventory and settle down to hard work. New Goods andsro Prices predominate. D. 0. Calender Go, Jewellers and Watchmakers, 3 an