Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-09
CITY AND SUBURBS.
Jo police court this morning.

The Rev Father Synnott of Ansonia, was the guest of the Rev Father Mulcahy to-day.
 David Delaney was to-day removed from the town house to the Middletown insane asylum.
 The 11:17 train was 30 minutes late to- day on acc ount of delay on the New York division.
 The Second division, A. O. H. picnic committee met yesterday, but adjourned to tomorrow evening.
 Janitor Thomas Morgan and family leave tomorrow for two weeks visit with friends in Lee, Mass.
 Conductor McDermott, has recovered from his late illness and resumed his posi- tion on the Winsted-New York express.
 The Banjo club will shortly start for a summering at Watch Hill A number of private concerts will be given at that place. The corner stone of the new Catholic church in Seymour, of which H. A. Law Tor of this city is the builder, will be laid by Bishop McMahon next Sunday.
 Frederick William lodge, K. of F., will be formally installed by the state officers at Pythian hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. A banquet will follow at S:30 at Turn hall.
 The annual retreat of the clergy of the Hartford diocese commenced this morning at St Francis orphan asylum, New Haven. Pastors Mulcahy, Duggan, Treanor and Zones and assistant Finnegan attended.
 Executions are being made out for all the delinquent military tax payers and will be served in a few days. Pay up or go to New Haven jail and work out the tax and all costs at 50 cents day.
 Among the Waterbury people who are ha af H. H. Burton and wife and George Partree at Savin Rock; Miss E. c. Munson at Clin- ton, and L. $. Bronson at Madison.
 A low mass will be celebrated at the church of the Immaculate Conception from this day on during the summer months in stead of the high mass at 10:30. Vespers and Sunday school will also be dispensed with.
 The remains of Maggie Monohan, the 2year old daughter of MT and Mrs Will liam Monahan of No 9, Welton street, who died yesterday, will be taken on the TAO train tomorrow for interment at New Hartford.
 Joseph Beaulieu, the acrobat, is not the Joseph Beaulac who was before the police court Saturday morning. His friends of course know this but for the benefit of those who do not know him we make this statement.
 For some time the plank flooring of the West Main street bridge has been in a dan gerous condition, and recently the select men have contracted for concrete floor, the work on which is to be commenced immediately.
 "A meeting of the base ball committee of Sheridan council, K. of C., was held yes terday afternoon, and the date for the game with Columbia council postponed to %ka ,1,,;n | la1 ] next Sunday.
 It is probable that the Waterbury Game club and the Game and Fishing club will consolidate at the annual meeting of the former club, August 1. Both clubs are doing the same work, viz: Seeing that the game and fish laws are complied with.
 While Mrs John Egan of Ayres street, was descending her cellar stairs at her house Saturday evening, she lost her footing and in falling caught hold of a scythe blade which was hanging in the cellar way, cut ting her hand terribly. Dr O'Hara dressed the wound.
 The young brother of Michael Fitzpat- rick who left home rather suddenly Satur- day, has sailed for Ireland. His brother followed him to New York, but on learn story that the boy had taken money that did not belong to him was false.
 Fourth of July casualties seem to multi ply as time progresses. The last one is reported from l.. R. Kings house on Wal nut street. During the afternoon a rifle ball crashed through the blinds and win dow and entered the wall few feet from where a lady was sitting reading.
 The supreme officers of the Knights of Columbus of the state, together with q delegation from Westerly, Stoningtop, New London, White Cross Council of Norwich and Ponemah Council of Taftville, went to Providence yesterday, where a new coun- cil, with fifty charter members, was insti- tuted.
 The case of Charles B. Cooke vs the es- tate of the late Sheldon B. Cooke of Bea con Falls, action to recover a note for $70O is being heard before E. H. Darlington of Naugatuck William Davidson of Bethany and Daniel F. Webster of this city, com missioners of the superior, court in the dis trict court room to-day.
 A statement has been going the rounds for some days past to the effect that Briga- dier General Charles P. Graham, intended to resign his position after the state en- campment, and that Col T. L. Watson of Bridgeport would probably be promoted to fill the vacancy. Gen Graham, however denies the rumor.
 The Young Peoples society of the M. E. church have not as yet decided the resort they will visit on their excursion July IS, further than to complete arrangements to go over the Meriden, Waterbury and Con- necticut river road. They will meet We'd nesday evening, and in all probability will decide to go to Glen Cove.
 Miss Della Connolly, woman who came over from Ireland some two weeks ago came up from New York this morning and made extensive inquiries both of the police and post office officials for Richard Cooke who she said lives In this city. The post office employees do not know of any such person residing in Waterbury.
 The appeal of the city of Waterbury from the decision of the railroad commis- sioners in ordering 8 bridge constructed over South Main street, where the Meriden, Waterbury and c. R. R. R. is to cross the street, which was taken to the supreme court, has been decided, the court finding no error in the case, and endorsing the de- eision of the superior court.
 Last evening young man armed with q npa dollar hill autarad an a,.oap, sa1no,