Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-14
The 9en1ncrat,
CITY NE WS.

830 sharp. The base ball game between the stu dents of Waterbury and New Haven was postponed on account of the wealth CT until Monday afternoon.
 The choir of the church of the Immac ulate Conception will accompany the excursion of the Second and Third divis ions, A. o. H., to Mantle August 23.
 The case against Patrick Kelly, for violation of the screen law, which was continued until tomorrow, has been settled out of court.
 The united churches of Southport were to hold an excursion to High Rock to-day, but because of the inclement weather, the excursion was postponed, An interesting meeting of Company G was held last evening and the different orders relative to camp were read. ey are almost similar to previous years but have few slight changes.
 The following members of company G have been honorably discharged having completed their term of service: Quarter master Sergeant Thomas Bolger; Corpo- ral Peter w. Phalon; Private George E. Oakes.
 A cablegram from President Clark of Consolidated road says that his physical condition has improved, though he is still somewhat weak He will stay in Paris about two weeks more, and theu will leave for home August 24.
 The 18th annual fest of the state tur- ner societies was concluded yesterday at New Britain. There was street parade of all the societies. Mayor Walsh and the common council reviewed the parade, and his honor addressed the societies i'll German.
 The Waterbury papers have been boasting about the pretty girls up there, and now one of the clergymen of that city of brass breaches a subject on young men wanted. Waterbury does not intend to be far behind when the next census is taken.-Ansonia Sentinel.
 Handsome line of choice selected pres ents with unique patterns g iven with tea, coffee and baking powder. Special pres ents given With one pound of tea and two pounds of coffee on Wednesday and Saturday of each week at Union Tea company, 62 South Main street.
 Large crowds of people are going to see the Great Congo Giant, Talking Ma chine and other attractions showing on the corner of South Main and Scovill streets. The Giant is undoubtedly the tallest man in the world. The show re- mains this week only. Admission 1O cents.
 At meeting of the board of sewer commissioners this afternoon the con- tract for the construction of sewers ill John, Waterville, Fairview and Farm streets was awarded to James Sutton, his bid being the lowest, S3.1 70. Edward McManus was the only other bidder, his figures being s3,259.
 Manager Jean Jacques has already booked large number of attractions for the Opera house. The season will open next week Tuesday with Sol Smith Rus sell in "A Poor Relation" Thursday evening the favorite comedian Frank Jones, will present ''Si Perkins intro. ducing many new and strong features. The postponed games of the Waterbury Burns club will be held at the West End grounds next Saturday. Many cele brat ed athletes and pedestrians will com pete for the prizes. There will be danc- ing afternoon and evening. If the weather again interferes the picnic will be postponed to Saturday, August 31.
 The Films hereby challenge the Skip. pers. Athletics or Watch Shops for S10 a side. The Films are as follows: r. Law. Tor c, M. Kennedy ss, E. Hove p, T. Car mody If, H. McGuinness 1b, P. Lawlol If, w. Coyle 2b. J. Cullum of, P. Kelly 3b. All challenges accepted by F. Car roll, 4O fTanhllu SJTeeC.
 Go E, Hibernian rifles, sixty men under command of Captain Franl Phelan and Lieutenants P. Corden ant M. Finley, leave tomorrow for Hart ford on the o'clock train to participat, in the parade of the local Hibernians Go B of Hartford will receive tht visitors and escort them to the regimen tai armory for formation.
 The Concordia soiree to be held or David Kiefer's lawn tonight has beer postponed to next Monday if fair, if no on the first fair evening after that date The society will assemble in their hal this evening at 7:3O to transact bushes and march to the depot to welcome thu Turn Verein, which won the second prize at New Britain.
 The Sheridan council, K. of C., excur sion to Savin Rock tomorrow will b largely attended if the weather is fine The special train will leave the Nauga tuck depot at 7:15 sharp and on the re turn will leave the Union depot, New Haven at S:2O p. m., allowing the excur sionists eight hours at the rock. Coco music has been engaged and a pleasan time is assured.
 South End is place new to mos Waterbury people and many will avai themselves of the opportunity of visit ing the resort tomorrow, the occasion of the excursion of the local French so cieties, The special train from her. will leave the Naugatuck station at "A; a. m. Delegates from the St Jean Bap tist society, L Union St Joseph ane L. 'Institut Canadian Francais are at tending the state convention in New Haven to-day.
 In the police court this morning Mis- Mary Brick was fined s5 and costs fo stealing six dollars from drawer in the employment office of Mrs Harriet Rob bins on Bank street yesterday afternoon while the latter was out of the room fo a few mint 5es. She indignantly denied the charge, but money corresponding tc that lost by Mrs Robbins was found il her purse by Officer Dodds. Through her council, Attorney Donahue she took an appeal from the decision of the court
 Great preparations have been made tc give the Waterbury Turner's a royal welcome tonight on their return from New Britain, There is great rejoicing