Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-02-28
CITY AND SUBURBS.

Tunxis Tribe, l. O. REM, held hunters degree school meeting last night
 Nosohagan lodge will work the third de- gree upon seven candidates this evening.
 Lieut. Root is acting as chief to-day in the absence of Chief Egan, who is in New Haven.
 The Rev F. L. Baker of this city will preach at the Union City mission chapel at 3p. m. Sunday.
 The case of Atkinson, the counterfeitor, did not come up in the United States Dis trict court at New Haven to-day.
 A very pleasant entertainment and exhi bition was given by the scholars of Mill Plain school at the school house last even ing.
 The fire commissioners last evening authorized Chief Engineer Snagg to have printed 1000 running cards and 100 hangers.
 The linemen who are stringing the four copper wires for the through line between New York and Boston reached Bank street this afternoon.
 In the House yesterday Congressman French introduced resolution calling for an appropriation of $150, ,0O0 fer public building in this city.
 J. w. Hill and E. c. Lewis are among the panel for the grand jury of the present term of the United States district court, which opened in New Haven to-day.
 The funeral of Daniel Tuohey was at tended from the residence of his brother-in law John Kelly to the church of the I'm maculate Conception at 2:3O this afternoon.
 The new sluiceway built by the Meriden and Waterbury road to convey the water to the works of the Scovill manufacturing company was put in operation this morn ing.
 "Held by the Enemy" which was given here short time ago under the auspices of company A, will..be given again under the same management at the opera house, March IA.
 Alderman H. w. French and Council man s. w. Chapman last evening began the work of auditing the city accounts. It will take about week ::to complete the examination.
 The funeral of Mrs Eunice Geer will be attended from her late residence, No 65 Cherry street, at 10 a. m. to morrow. The interment at Torrington.
 Hector Martel, for six years in the em ploy of Shoninger & Go, in their Water>
  ager of the Ansonia store of the firm, and will leave tomorrow for his new field.
 The case against the Brennan woman for abandoning her child was continued in the police court this morning until Saturday, and the woman was released on her own recognizance. The case against Delaney father of the child, was also continued un- til the same day.
 Officers Dodds, Reed and Chief Egan ac- companied by Messers Cassidy, White and Burns left on the 8:26 train this morning for New Haven where they appear against Atkinson the counterfeiter. Robert Alt kinson, the young mans father, also went to New Haven on the same train.
 Judge Cowen this morning heard the case of the Town of Waterbury against Edward Kelly ct al, an action to recover a $500 bond. This is the bastardy ca.e in which James Henneberry became surety for Kelly's appearance. Kelly skipped his bail and the case never came to trial and the Town sues to recover the bond.
 A joint stock company was yesterday organized for the purpose of conducting a private school on Hillside avenue, and Messrs A. F. Abbott, F. B. Rice and c. P. Goss were appointed a committee on plans and estimates for school building. c. P. Goss, A. F. Abbott, I. A. Spencer F. B. Rice and c. F. Chapin were elected direc- tors. The directors chose c. P. Goss pres ident, F. B. Rice secretary and C. F. Chapin treasurer. Sufficient stock has been sub scribed to purchase site and erect suit able building.
 Last evening James Flynn walked into Mitchell's East Main street restaurant and after indulging in pork chops and mutton refused to pay the bill. In the police court this morning he was fined $3 and costs. named Barry, employed at the Rogers & Hamilton works, got into dispute over towel one day last week, and in the set-to Barry received black eye which resulted in Brodericks arrest. He was fined $1 and costs. The continued case of non-support brought by Mrs William Hughes was called and William was given 30 days in jail. He appealed.
 A German immigrant arrived in this city on the morning train last Thursday and obtained work with farmer named Theodore Liebrick, of Bucks Hill Satur- day the man asked him how much he was to receive month, and when told that he was to receive $6 month and his board he refused to do any more work. Liebrich became enraged and assaulted the man. He made 8 complaint to prosecuting attorney Burpee and 8 warrant for Liebrichs ar rest was issued. This morning his case was continued for two weeks on account of the illness of his wife.
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