Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-30
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Horses clipped at the livery stable No Scoville street.
 seThe Indian Mail Carrier at the opera house this evening.
 Matthew Lynch will open meat mar ket in Naugatuck next week. Upson, Singleton & company express a few Thanksgiving thoughts in another column. A meeting of the ball committee of the K. of C.. will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 The Rev l.. F. Baker will preach at the Union City mission chapel to-mor- row afternoon.
 Next week will be busy one in City hall. All the boards meet and consider able business will be transacted.
 The engagement of Walter Holmes to Miss Maggie, daughter of Judge Tor rance of Birmingham, Is announced.
 John Fruin will reopen the saloon which was recently burned out in his building on Bank street, next week.
 The Burns club are making prepara tions for their annual entertainment and sociabIe which will be held January 24.
 Mrs Lizzie Mccarthy left this after noon to spend week with friends in New York.
 r. E. Benham, who lately sold out his livery stable on North Main street will leave for Florida in few days, where he will spend the winter.
 Mrs Frank Lynch was called to New York to-day in response to a telegram announcing the serious illness of her sister, Mrs William Began.
 John Baldwin, who was well known as an engineer on the Naugatuck road fifteen years ago. has returned again to the road.
 One thousand pieces of ribbon bought at a reduction of fifty cents on the dol lar; in all the new shades, were placed on sale at I. Chase's to-day.
 Charles Girastro was called upon to answer to the charge of assault in the police court this morning. His case was adjourned to next Tuesday.
 Fifty overcoats in all desirable styles, but no two exactly alike. are offered at great sacrifice by the Waterbury One Price Clothing company to-day.
 The forty hours adoration of the Blessed Sacrament will begin at St Pat riCkS church tomorrow. solemn high mass will be sung at 10:30 o'clock.
 The third annual entertainment and sociable of Court Wolf Tone. A. o. F.. W afternoon and evening, January 1, 1890. Some one made Editor James, of the Thomaston Express. a present of a tur- key. Wednesday. and he announces that the office will be closed until Monday morning.
 The case of H. Robillard vs Joseph Robillard, an action to recover S25 on a note, was heard before Attorney Russell this morning Wood for plaintiff, Lowe for defendant
 It is said that the Consolidated road will continue the shore line train. but instead of leaving Lyme in the nor ming it will run from this city to New Haven and return in the evening.
 Sam Pepin attached the receipts oi the box office at the rink Thursday night. He will also proceed against two of the female walkers, Arnctt and Mow bray, for violation of contract.
 Attorney Russell has brought sui against John Smith. foreman at r. B Norton's stables. for his client Johl Oliver to recover damages for being knocked down and injured by a tean driven by Smith.
 The hearing on the application of the plaintiff in the case of Clarence F. Gate vs Steele X Westcott, which asks for al amendment to the original complaint was heard before Judge Coweli thi morning. Pierce for the plaintiff. West colt of Hartford, for defendant. Decis ion was reserved for two weeks.
 The New Britain correspondent of tn Hartford Times says: Chiet-of-Polic Morgan sent runaway boy back |, Waterbury last night. His name wa Edward Dresser. He had boarded train and gone to sleep in the car. Whel he found himself in a strange city h. was slightly bewildered.
 Delegations from Norwich aud Law renee were here to-day with w. II Parker, agent of the Preston truck com pany. and examined the truck recent, purchased for the local fire department An exhibition was given in front of tn City hall at 9 o'clock and the visitor were pleased with the working of tn machine. The mayor. fire commiS sioners and number of the departmen officers entertained the visitors.
 The many friends of Thomas Hickey the young who was recently removed t. the hospital at Niddletown while suffer ing from an attack of insanity, will b. pleased to learn that he has almost en tirely recovered and may be expecte, home soon. X couple of friends visite, Hickey yesterday and converSed witt him for an hour. He was perfectl, rational an1 remembered everything that occurred from the time he was frs afflicted. He believed it was a sever nervous attack and thought that he ha, fully recovered.
 The Bostcn Post says One rumor Ina it that Charles r. Peck of the New Ha ven road would be the next president O the New York X New England. whil another story coming from New York i to the effect that the purchase by tn, New York, New Haven & Hartford roa for about $500, GOO of a large plot O ground at One Hundred and Thirtiet street, north of the Harlem river. an nounced yesterday, means an agreemeu entered into by the New Haven an New England roads. The Wall Stree News says: 1t must not be forgotte that the election of directors will talk place on the second Tuesday in Deceu- Der, and that considerable stock is want ed by those interested who still beliey