Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-21
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 Henry w. French has tenements to rent. Read his "ad."
 The selcctmen will complete their annual report this evening.
 Wanted girls to make paper boxes at R. B. Hitchcock & Co.'S.
 Henry Pincus will open his class in elocution on Tuesday evening of next week.
 Evangeline circle, c. of F., of this city will institute new circle in New Britain. October 4.
 The Rev Edward F. Lee of Brooklyn, N. Y., will address the Y. M. c. A. at their rooms tomorrow afternoon.
 The Arcade Millinery house has re- ceived the latest Parisian and other styles of goods ill their line and invite the public to call and inspect them.
 Persons having claims against the Center school district should present them before September 24 as the books will be closed at that time.
 At bar meeting this morning it was decided to summon jury to sit upon district court cases beginning the second Tuesday in October.
 The condition of Patrick Healey, who made two attempts at suicide yesterday, is much better to-day although the chances of his recovery are slim.
 The Waterbury Automatic Avertising company have prepared neat catalogue Illustrating their skyopticon. They are pushed filling orders for their machines. The Rev c. A. Northrop of Norwich Town, Conn, spoke to good sized audi ence at the rink last evening. The sub ject of his address was on, 1.-The Consti- tutional Amendment
 Persons holding the lucky numbers for the articles caqvassed for at Meany's Pride circle fair and festival will please call at Bossidy's drng store and take away the prize.
 Rev Eugene Rocerde, of St Hyacinthe, Canada, has been appointed as assistant to Rev Father Zones. Father Rocerde was ordained to the priesthood three years ago.
 There will be temperance meeting at the rink Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Address by the Rev E. c. Tullar. There will be music of a fine order and appro- priate for the occasion all are cordially invited to attend.
 Mrs Clara Hoffman, of Kansas City, acknowledged by all to be the greatest female orator in the country will speak at the rink in this city Tuesday evening, september 24.
 The new ritual of the Knights of Co., lumbus, prepared by Grand Knight Phe- Ian, General Secretary Colwel and Gen. eral Advocate Markley IS now completed and will soon be issued to the various councils.
 The case of Smithwich vs The Hall 6 Upson Co, an action to recover for in- juries received by the plaintiff while in the company's employ and through neg Ioct 0f hn la &r;o the district court Tuesday.
 Dan Canary, the champion trick bicyclist of the world, will give an ex- hibitien at the Watertown fair Tuesday the opening day, at o'clock in the after noon. If the weather is favorable the attendance at the fair this year will be unusually large.
 Two Bridgeport women boarded Con- ductor Tolles' FAY train out of Bridge port last evening and entering the smok- ing car produced a pack of cigarettes and obtained light from gentleman sitting near. They continued smoking until they left the car at Naugatuck. The wife of V. Vallario, the Italian fruit dealer on South Main street below Grand, was knocked down and run over byJ. B. Vallee's team driven by young man in his employ, this noon. The
 
 received other injuries of les, serious nature.
 Judge Carpenter of the supreme court of errors will be here Monday to hear arguments upon a motion to dissolve the injunction secured by Daniel l.. Elm. mons M., and Mary A. Chipman, re- straining the city from changing the layout of Brook street as ordered by the court of common council.
 The rain has once more knocked out the picnic of Court Wolf Tone, although an attempt was made to hold the affair early in the afternoon. The committee have engaged the Grand Army hall and will adjourn to that place and all who attend will be guaranteed as good time as is in the power of the committee tc give them.
 At least 1000 people attended the state fair at Meriden yesterday. Most of the cattle are being taken away, but the grange exhibits will remain through to- day, when there will be trotting and another balloon ascension. About $3,. 300 was taken in at park and hall yester- day, and with fine weather to-day it is probable the financial results will not be very bad after all.
 Waterbury people will be interested in knowing the nature of the plant which the Standard Oil company is es tablishing in Hartford, inasmuch as the same concern intends to establish plant here. In Hartford there are to be three buildings. The warehouse proper vii be thirty by eighty feet and one stor, high. The boiler house will be ten by eighteen feet. Two great tanks-on' twenty-six feet in diameter and thu other fifteen feet, will be kept fillet with oil to supply the demand. Eacl one of the buildings is to be roofed witl asbestos.
 Yesterday in the court of common pleas at New Haven Judge Deminl heard the case of Sweeney vs Mccarthy ct al. Sweeney is the deputy sheriff o Naugatuck. Recently he attached som goods in this city, which were after wards released on bonds given by Will liam H. Mccarthy of Naugatuck. Th' goods were disposed of and Sweene, brought suit on the bond of $500 Mccarthy concluded at the last momen not to make any defense, and, afte hearing the deputy sheriff's story, Judg Deminp gave judgment for him for tn,