Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-02
CITY NEWS.

Union City chapel tomorrow afternoon. Conductor Fred Gregory who has been sick with intermittent fever, at his home in Bridgeport, resumed work to- day.
 Phoenix Hose company and the Rose Hills have arranged to play game oi ball at the West End grounds on fast day.
 Carrollton council, K of C., will here after hold its meetings on the first ano third Sundays of the month at o'clock p. m.
 The New England shoe store will OF April remove from its present quarter to the store recently occupied by kurten, the baker, on South Main street.
 The dance and sociable given by the Push Buggy social club at the old Con. cordia hall last evening was we'll attend ed and those present report a pleasant time.
 Little Lord Fauntleroy' as produced at the Boston museum and Broadwa, theatre, N. Y., is booked for this city. Two performances will be given nex, Wednesday.
 The Odd Fellows who went to Meriden by special train last evening returned home at an early hour this morning much pleased With the reception given them by their Meriden brethren.
 The devotion of the forty hours adora- tion of the blessed sacrament will begin at the high mass ill the Sacred Heart church tomorrow and will continue until Tuesday morning when solemn high mass will be sung at $ o'clock.
 The Burns club have elected the follow ing officers: President, James Whiting; vice president. Robert Grierson; treasu- Ter, Robert Mackie: recording secretary. James Stewart; financial secretary William Colon.
 In the superior court at New Haven yesterday a divorce was granted to Michael Foley from Mary Foley of thi. city on the ground of intolerable cruelty The parties were married in 1871. Deha Wehn, also of this city secured divorce from Jacob Wehn, for assertion.
 A young son of Charles Miller sat upon sharpened slate pencil placeo upon his seat by a mischievous compan- ion few days ago and was painfully in jured the pencil entering his body neal the groin, and breaking leaving a piece over an inch long in the wound. A sur geon has been in attendance and the boy Is doing we'll
 Lew Dockstader telegraphed from New York yesterday that he would be here at o'clock last night, and Mana ger Jacques did not know that he failed. to arrive until after the performance be- gan. Had he known Dockstader was not present he would have refunded people their money and refused to allow the show to go on.
 In another column will be found a notice from the Waterbury Butchers Protective association, that should set at rest the just and false stories that are being circulated. The objects of the association are honorable and legiti- mate. The members are joined together for more noble purposes than raising the prices of meat or boycotting any dealer
 District court assignments March A. O. c. Able vs George w. Austin, John Reid vs J. OR. Sheridan March G. Joel B. Wheeler vs Robert Pnelan March Patrick Hunihan vs Daniel O'Connell; March s-,City of Waterbur, Charles Judd vs F. w. Tobey: March l. -P. B. Norton vs Hubbell ct al.
 At the regular monthly meeting oi Phoenix Hose company held last eve ning,it was voted to celebrate the fortie | anniversary of the organization whicl occurs May 5. The committee appoint. ed to make the arrangements are T. H Hayes, chairman Edward Williams w. J. Finn, Daniel Eggleston, George Faber, F. J. Rametti and J. w McDon- aid. This company very appropriately celebrated their twenty-fiftb and thirty fifth anniversary.
 The Rose Hill Hose company at theii meeting last night elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Foreman John c. Claffey; first assistant, James Downey; second assistant, John c Thompson: secretary, Edward Balfe treasurer, William Casey; st, ward ,DaviG Altman; house committee, Dennis J Phelan, John FPhelan. Terrence Cough Ian. The base ball club of the company has been organized for the season and i ready to receive challenges.