Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-02
CITY AND SUBURBS.


 meet this evening.
 Waterbury sent large dele yation to the Danbury fair to-day.
 Angelo c. Burritt and wife have made an assignment to F. B. Field.
 Court Shields, A O. F., will hold their quarterly meeting tomorrow evening.
 John T. Trott, who has been seriously i'll for several weeks,i is on the rapid road to recovery.
 Charles Jackson was to-day appointed administrator of the estate of the late Catherine Martin.
 Shoninger & Co ship to-day an elegant Weber piano to Miss Julia Carroll at her home in Torrington.
 The democratic fourth district congre5- sional convention is being.held aC Bridge port to-day.
 Architect Jackson has charge of the erection of four story block that is being built by c. D. Sherwood of Danbury.
 The court of common council met last evening but for wapt of a quorum ad- journed until next Monday.
 Stern Russell has exchanged his livery stable on Bank street for the Candee farm in Watertown.
 The Mattatuck drum corps will go to Harwinton tomorrow. having been en- gagged to-play for the fair.
 The Sacred Heart choir will have re- hearsal tomorrow evening to prepare some choruses to be sung at Co Gs fair Friday evening
 Suits and overcoats made to measure at short notice and at reasonable prices by the Cooperative Clothing company, South Main street.
 It is probable that an eloquent French Ioitical speaker is to be engaged to deliver an address before the French democrats of Waterbury,
 All members of the Waterbury Demo cratic club are especially requested to at tend special meeting at their rooms this evening at 7;30 o'clock.
 Tax Collector Louis NJ. Meyer is about to leave Waterbury, and requests all per sons owing taxes for 1887 to pay up before October 15.
 The remains of John D. Noble of Nauga- tuck were brought to this city on the S:5S train this morning and taken on the 9 o'clock train to the New England road for interment in Pitts6eld Mass.
 Don't forget the democratic rally at City hall tonight. Every democrat should turn out and give the speakers rousing old reception.
 The French Canadian Democratic club have postponed their meeting from Thurs day evening next to Monday, October &, when they will be addressed by Dr Omer Larne of Putnam.
 The delegates to the senatorial convention will meet in the police court room at 7:30 this evening to select delegates to the fifth district convention held at the Gem opera house, Naugatuck, tomorrow.
 The Rev Father Leo of Winsted was in IL l.a his way to Bridgeport where he goes to attend Palladoni, the Italian murderer, who is to be hanged Friday morning.
 The choir of the church of the Immacu. late Conception Twill hold postponed meet ing this evening to make arrangements for entertainments during the parish fair to be given next month.
 Waldo c. Bryant, for three years super intendent of the Connecticut electric light station on Bank street, has resigned anC will remove to Bridgeport, and open store for the sale of electric supplies. He vii introduce the Warner electric time system in that city.
 General Samuel F. Cary was in town to day ,the guest of c. I. Tremaine.ss He spoke in Newtown last night This evening he from there he will go to New Britain General Cary is doing some telling cam paign woHk in Connecticut
 E. A. Moree, prominent member O. Nosahoga1 lodge of this city was presented with handsome gold watch by the mem bers of Centennial lodge of Naugatuck las evening. Thomas Waite made the pres entation in behalf of the lodge and M Moree was agreeabaly surprised at receiv ing such g valuable gift.
 As the 11:19 train was pulling into tn Naugatuck yard this m orning at rapid rate of speed fresh young man jumped from the platform of one of the cars anc falling down had narrow escape iron being crushed by the wheels.
 Peter Bagley, an old and well know1 resident of Bishop street, died this morn ing at his residence. He was we'll know1 in the community and had many warn friends who will extend sympathy to tn, two sons and daughters he leaves to mourn his death. The funeral will take place & S:3O o'clock Thursday morning from hit late home, S9 Bishop street.
 The first night of Go G's fair opened yer, favorably notwithstanding the inclemen weather. As yet the regular routine of thu fair is a little rough, but by tonight every thing will be in good order and running smoothly. The Awkward squad" gave al excellent exhibition of the military tactics in the rough, and their funny positions anc movements caused considerable merriment and applause from the audience. Tht singing by Co G quartette was we'll ren dered and very favorably received, tht quartette being recalled for an encore Dancing was indulged in until II o'clock Tonight will be given the "Mother Hub. bard" drill under command of Captain Collins.
 TO-NIGHT's DEMOCRATIC RALLY.