Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-09
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CITY AND SUBURBS.

''On the Frontier" at the opera house tonight.
 Nosahogan lodge will visit Eureka lodge of Southington this evening. NJ. J. .Brzezinski has had 0 painful tumor removed from his face by Dr Pitkin.
 The Waterbury Field club are making preparations for another shoot.
 The Big Six social club give their annual sociable at the armory next Friday even ing.
 The parade of the Indian band with the ''On the Frontier" company this noon at tracted much attention.
 In the spirituous side of the court to-day Richard Houlihan was fined 50 and costs for selling liquor on Sunday.
 The Hon Washington F. Wilcox, the democratic candidate for congress, has promised to deliver Q speech in this city
 According to the new winter schedule on the Meriden road, @ new train has been put on leaving this city at Il 40 a. m. for Meri- den.
 J. L. Atwood of Plume x Atwood's says he has seen none of the political pay en- velopes at his factory and takes no stock in them.
 Richard Smith, Waterbury young man employed as brakeman on the Naugatuck division, lost three fingers while coupling freight cars at Ansonia vest erday afternoon
 This evening the Hon w. U. Hsnsel of Pennsylvania will addres. the citizens Of Naugatuck and will favor Waterbury to- morrow evening. Martin Conlan of New Haven will also be present tomorrow evening and will address the meeting.
 new car gauge is now in fuse on the Consolidated road Cars naSSinp over that road to New York must not exceed the fol- lowing dimensions: Height, 13 feet 109 inches; width over all, 10 feet; length, 12 feet 6inches; and space between trucks, 5O feet.
 The first of the series of private sociables given by Washington conclave, K. 5. r., at G. A. R. hall last evening was very enjoyable affair The grand march was led by MT and Mrs James Holloran follow ed by forty couples. The next sociable will be given November ,.
 The ladies of Concordia singing society gave the singers a surprise supper ill the Concordia rehearsal rooms last evening after rehearsal About 100 were present, and after supper there was dancing and singing for several hours. Rudolph and Brooks supplied the instrumental music.
 Barcelona council, K. of C., will give their first annual grand concert and ball at City hall on Friday evening, October 2G. Emmon's orchestra of Hartford has been engaged to furnish the music and the com mittee appointed to make the arrangements are confident of making it grand success.
 This afternoon Patrick Bunce, the year old son of George Bunce of 56 Baldwin street, was among crowd of boys, watch ing the men working on the railroad ex- tension running through the yard of the o+a Ia of bc teamsters told the boys to get out of his way and thought all had left the way. Young Bunce remained and as the driver did not see him drove along knocking him down. He received gash in the head. The boy although badly injured was able to walk to Dr North's office where the wound was dressed, requiring several tiches. The boy also received an ugly cut near the mouth, requiring to be dressed Those who saw the accident say it is 8 wonder that the lad was not killed.
 The first grand rally given by the French Canadian Cleveland and Thurman club at Music hall last evening was grand success. and both the body and gallery of the hall was crowded with French speaking people The officers of the evening were: President Joseph Archambeault, ST; vice presidents, George Panneton, L. E. Lewis, H. J. La paine, Louis Morrott, Dr G. Dubuc, Louis Oliver, A. E. Babin and John Oliver. MI Archambeault introduced Dr .Omer La Rue of Putnam as speaker of the evening. The speaker reviewed the work of the democracy and the tariff in a clear and traightforward manner. Immediately af;er he close of the gentleman's remarks Attorney Root addressed the audience in English, urging the support of Cleveland and the necessity of reduction in the tariff. After several selections by the French band the meeting dispersed much pleased with the success of the exercises The club intend to have several more rallies before the close of the campaign.