Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-13
CITY AND SUBURBS.

l tomorrow and continue until the 18th.
 Prayers were offered for the late General Sheridan in the Catholic churches yester- day.
 Among acrobats with Irving Bros show is Fred Ladd q we'll known Waterbury athlete.
 Henry Baumgartner had Il package of fifty story papers stolen from the post of flee lobby Saturday.
 new six driving wheel locomotive will be brought here in few days. It is to be used for switching purposes.
 The funeral of Mrs Alice Ockerman, who died on Canal street Saturday evening, took place this afternoon.
 Lieut. Root will act as chief tomorrow and next day during the absence of Chief Egan on the Grand Army excursion.
 The Young Mems Democratic Glee club will probably sing at the rally given Gen Samuel F. Cary at the Gem opera house, Naugatuck tomorrow.
 John B. Doherty l.. F. Burpee, D. B. Hamilton and Daniel Kiefer; delegates to the state republican convention, will leave for Hartford to morrow at 3 p.
 Israel Holmes, executor of the estate of the late Calvin II. Carter, has made application to sell the remainder of the property corner Prospect and Grove streets.
 Mrs Alice Rath who was taken suddenly ill in the center Thursday evening and was carried to her home in Catherine lane died Saturday afternoon, death being due 10 pleuro-pneumOnia.
 The pastor and curates of the Immacu- late Conception church will pay visits, commencing Wednesday of this week, to the different parishioners in the interests of the parish
 The finance committee of Company c held meeting yesterday morning ill the company's parlors and voted to recon mend to the company the ddvisability of giving fair directly after camp.
 Wednesday evening the democrats i,. tho eastern part of the city will swing a banner across East Main street from the corner of Dublin street. Several fine local speakers are announced to give addresses. In D. c. Calender & Co.'S window is on exhibition handsome French clock with globe to be contested fo, by ball teams from Phoenix No 1 and Brass City No 6 hose companies at the picnic of the Rose Hill Hose company, August 16.
 The vesper ser, ices which were to be held Wednesday evening in the Sacred Heart church ere postponed until the fol lowing Sundcy evening. The Immaculate Conception and St. Patrck's churches will hold their services on Wednesday evening" committee from the newly organized Cleveland and Thurman club held a meet ing in the Waterbury Democratic club rooms yesterday afternoon to perfect engagements for the drawing up of a con- stitution and bylaws to govern the organ ization.
 A bloodless war ill the Italian quarters on Phoenix alley collected an immense crowd and required the intervention of the police at 10 o'clock last night. From what could be learned one of the boarders wanted to leave and the others objected forcibly and noisily.
 Those who attend Company As excur- sion down the Connecticut river next Thursday night may be sure of good time. The excursion will be novel one and all the experience that the company have had in giving entertainments will be put to good use Thursday.
 MT Charles Overton, an employe of the Scovill Manufacturing company, was pre- pairing to leave the shop Saturday evening, when he met with an unexpected accident. A weight suspended above the wash stand broke from its fastenings and fell, striking him on the head, inflicting painful though not serious wound MT Overton walked to doctors office and had seven stitches taken i'll the cut.
 A telegram received by Mrs Patrick O'Rourke last evening announced that her husband was injured at Littleton, w. Va, instead of Lttleton, N. H., as announced Saturday. Dr Reagan, the physician Rho first sent word of the accident to Barlow Bros, has informed Mrs O'Rourke that he1 husband was in jured by the cars, making it necessary to amputate the right arm at ch~ IIn n1en rv,f11 1rn1 in formally.
 Mrs Mary Noonan ::of Union street, who a short time ago was arrested for drunken ness, and on sobering up went into crazy fit, has had recurrence of the attack and for the last three days has made Bedlam of the neighborhood in which she lives. This morning she became violent and at tackled one of the neighbors, tearing 6 quantity of her hair and disfguring her face. Her husband was at last obliged tc call on the police and the unfortunate woman was removed to the lookup where she raised terrible rumpus.
 A committee from the Young Mems Democratic Glee club held meeting i1 P. Holohan's office in the DEMOCRAT building yesterday afternoon for the purpose of forming permanent and neutral organization. A copy of resolu tions were drawn up which will be offered to the meeting of the Glee club this even ing for action. The Glee club wish to return thanks through the DEMOCRAT to the Waterbury Democratic club for thei1 kindness in offering the use of their rooms for practice.
 For several weeks crowd of small boys have been in the habit of bothering tht Sunday watchman at the depot, mockine him, throwing stones and using abusive language. Yesterday he caught one ant showing him into the baggage room started up town to get policeman, forgetting il his excitement to lock the door. The boy also supposed it was locked until stran ger in search of the baggage master pushed the door open. The boy immediately made his escape and when the baggage master and Officer Brickel returned ths cage was open and the game gone.
 A lively scene was created on South Mair street Saturday evening by Constable Rig ney, who was serving a writ of attachmen on JOseDh Duhaines team at the instance