Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-28

were married at St. Patricks church at : o'clock this morning. The Rev Father Duggan performed the ceremoney, and Miss Carrie Miller and Thomas DeviEe ac- ted as the best couple.
 While Hackman Frank Shepard was driving around Callender's corner this morning he collided with farm wagon driven by two boys, breaking off both shafts and starting the farm horse on runaway. The animal was caught at Mar ket place.
 Rod" Atwood has new fad. He has just informed the fire marshal that the caves of No. 3s hose house project over his land on the side. He says he is going to build there directly, notwithstanding the fact that the deed of the property to the city says that the latter owns the pass way, 10 feet inches wide, to the south of the property.
 The consultation of physicians was held yesterday in the case of k. J. Hes, who was stricken with insanity several weeks ago. and it was decided that his case was incur able, at least i'll the present surroundings, and his removal to Middletown was ad- vised He was taken there i'll hack thls morning by his two sons, they fearing | that the railroad journey would excite him | to much.
 l BauON s pednuI SluIAtl, III AAoAA' NA tAA~ | Apothecaries' hail. came to grief early this morning. The vender had hardly placed his fruit and nuts in place before the Waterbury Clock companys team, driven l by a small boy, came up South Man | street. and catching on the corner ot the stand, whirled it around and tipped It. Apples, peaches, grapes, pears and nuts
 were scattered in the street in pile 1t
 was an hour before the stand was rlghted
 and everything put back in place
 Mrs Edward Slasson of Cherry street, a
 very lady like appearing woman ot 2U years, was named as witness agalnst her nus band ill the police court this morning Tn
 charge of breach of peace and assault. Mrs
 Slasson refused to testify, but two of the neighbors told the court that Slasson went home intoxicated yesterday afternoon, chased his wife from the house to that 0t neighbor, knocked her down, and With | one knee on her breast and a knlte held | aloft in one hand threatened to Kill her. | He was fined S10 and costs. John Geraghty, who created the disturbance on South Main
 street yesterday afternoon was fined So. | A new concert company, composed of
 some of the best musical talent ot the
 Naugatuck valley, has recently been
 formed in this city, It is composed ot the
 Arion vocal quartette, the Waterbury
 banjo club, the Orpheus instrumental
 ouartette. Charles T. Grilley and Dr. I. | A. Pucci of Torrington. The company
 had it's first meeting last night and elected
 the following officers: Henry Ahl, presi-
 dent; George Ballard secretary; Charles Belden, treasurer; William PierpOnt, busl- ness manager: T. Eyman, stage manager, and George E. Boyd, accompanlst. The
 first concert will be given at WatertoWn on September 12.
 The committee, J. w. Coe and c. w. Cahill, are making extensive preparations
 for the butchers barbecue at Waterbury
 next Thursday. The Meriden butchers
 will not run their regular eat teams that
 day. but will instead deliver meat to GUS
 toners in the order wagons. 1t IS the m tention to close the markets about lO:3O : o'clock in the morning, and take the :2C a. m. train for Waterbury over the new ' road The butchers clerks will hold q
 meeting at Germania garden tonight tc make arrangements for going to the barbe enc and to decide upon some style ot unl form to wear. They are talking of white coats-Meriden Journal.
 A woman giving the name of Mrs Mar r garet Fisher was taken Otfthe o clock tran r on the New England road last evening s being very drunk She was taken i'll GUS todv by Officer Pagan. who took her to th'
 station house. This morning before cOuf
 she settled her case and departed for th' ,, New Fncland station where she spent the
 morning, She purchased pitcher and oc casionailv had it filled with beer at neigh
 boring saloon. She displayed consider
 able money and a second class ticket to : California and said her home was in Nor . cester. Mass, and she was going to see he husband who was in Los Angles. She wa
 slightly intoxicated as she boarded the
 D. m. train and proceeded on her journey Patrick Brien is a worthless characte ', who for the past three years has been sup I ported at the town house. He creates mor trouble than all of the rest of the patients
 Dut together and the town officials art heartily sick of him. During the small pox epidemic he ran away from the towl - house and spent the night ill the lookup His latest fad is desire to go to Ireland
 and he bothered the selectmen so mucl Q that at last yesterday morning Colone Q Doherty gave him an order for passage S to the old country on promise ot neve: coming back again. Pat marched of : with the order In the evening the colone
 was passing the Scovill house and tounc f Pat braced up against the fence and burn ! ing the end of his nose trying to light e short pipe He caught him by the bacl S of the neck, marched him into the City hal and took the order, which he had no
 used away from him. Pats trip across
 the ocean is indefnetely postponed. H z has wife, hard working woman, o1 ! Jackson street, but she says she IS safe r without him and won't have him unde