Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-10
CITY AND SUBURBS.
Iobn IT Moran ;s in Hartford

Judge BfaUSUreeu IS Spenul1lS d lew udSS with friends in Meriden.
 There will be an important meeting of the Waterbury Democratic club this even ing.
 The Acmes of this city will visit Rock vile to morrow to play ball with the local team.
 Ticket Agent Sackctt of the Naugatuck station sold HOO tickets to Bridgeport yesterday.
 Misses Maggie and Nellie Dillon leave tomorrow for a weeks stay nt Far Rockaway.
 D. B. Wilson, Captain Humphrey and William White left to-day for a short trip along the Connecticut shore.
 John s. Morgan of the firm of Jones, Morgan X Co left this morning for vaca- tion at the White Mountains.
 E. w. Taylor, George King and w. Delkescamp will leave next week for a camping out vacation near Madison.
 The board of finance met last night and passed on the road department bills which were laid over awaiting an appropriation. Patrick McMahon, one of the oldest Irish residents of this city, is very low with typhoid fever nt his residence on Grove street.
 The new democratic banner will be swung from Mitchelrs to Murphy's block, in the Brooklyn district, some day next week, probably Thursday.
 Before the French Canadian band of Waterbury departed last night they serenaded H. A. Hellmann, corner of High and Main streets.-Bridgepor News.
 Several college students from this city went to New Haven to-day to attend a reunion of the New Haven county stu 4 l, N,l
 Barlow Bros minstrels passed through this city to- day on their way to Naugatuck where they open the season at the Gem opera house under Jacques X Beardsley's management.
 The show window in Callender's jewelry store which was broken by newsboy Il short time ago was replaced last evening. The loss will be slight on account of the nature of the break.
 The Rev Fathers Mulcahy, Duggan, TreanOr and O'Donnell are in Hartford to- day attending the ninth anniversary of the ordination of Right Rev Lawrence McMa- hon as Bishop of Hartford
 North Main street on the east side of the borse railroad track from Abbott avenue to Cooke street is ill very dangerous con dition for teams. The road bed has been cut away from the track and is full of ruts. Agnes Drufva, the little Swedish girl who was knocked down and rendered un- conscious by a runaway horse on Canal street Wednesday, is somewhat better and will probably be about in a couple of weeks.
 Thomas H. Pryor of Meadow street was agreeably surprised while attending the Forester celebration at Bridgeport yester- day by being presented by New York friends with an elegant gold hunting case watch.
 The Naugatuck railroad company will give grand excursion to Seaside park Wednesday, August p. The special train will leave the station ill this city at S5G a. m, returning leave the park at , o'clock Round trip tickets will be sold at $1 each
 William o. Kurten this morning entered suit against the city to recover $125 Last February MT kurten lost a horse through an alleged defect in South Main street, corner of Clay. He served notice on the city, but the claim was reported unfavorably upon by the law committee hence the suit.
 J. Hammond Ashley, correspondent o1 the London Saturday Review, is registered at the Cooley house, and this morning il company with Mayor Boughton paid ! visit to the Watch factory. MT Ashley besides being the United States correspond ent for the Review, is looking after some interest in New York.
 Rev Fathers Walsh and O'Donnell at tended the quarterly conference at Hart ford yesterday There were eighty five clergymen present and the conference wa: addressed by Bishop Kane, rector of th' new Washington university, who delivered a most excellent address on university training.
 Constable John F. O'Brien yesterday attached all of the real estate in Cheshire and Waterbury, and forty shares of Chesh ire bank stock belonging to Renselear N Welton, in suit brought by Mary c Melton of New Haven, through E. P. Ar vine. Mrs Melton claims divorce, $1 ,00t and the custody of a child, Alice c. Wei ton, on the ground of intolerable cruelty.
 Mrs Elizabeth Colby, whose propensit, for getting drunk has broken up her fam fly, consisting of a husband and fiv, children, one of them but few weeks old was found ill the cellar of Corrigan' blacksmith shop near the West Main stree bridge yesterday afternoon and this morn ing on account of her long police cour record was committed to the town house
 Esther G., wife of Charles D. filling superintendent of the tube department O the Benedict and Burnham company. An sonia, died at her residence, 19 Elm street Wednesday afternoon shortly after o'clock. Mrs filling has been a suffere from lung troubles for years and wa taken severely i'll on Monday. She wa fifty-three years of age. The funeral vii be held on Friday at P. Ill.
 John P. McGuerty, telegraph operate for the Waterbury Republican, has resign ed his position and secured his transfer t the New York office of the United Press His place at the Republican office will b filled by Mir Knerr of New York, who ha our sympathy. MT McGuerty received dispatch this afternoon announcing tn illness of E. F. Davis, operator at the Ad vertiser office at Shelton, and left to fiji his place.
 A big crowd collected on Bank stree last evening and witnessed the efforts c Tailor Mendelsohn to eject from his sho countryman who had made himsel obnoxious by undue familiarity. Whe