Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-07
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CITY NE WS.

"A Rag Baby" at the opera house this evening".
 Mrs A. E. Rice left for Washington on the Washington express last evening.
 Washington conclave, K. s. F., will give a sociable at G. A. R. hall this evening.
 Owing to the storm vespers was not held at the church of the Sacred Heart last evening.
 J. D. Bolan and James H. Murnan will attend the meeting of the district board A. O. F. at Birmingham Saturday next.
 Baggage Master Thompson of the Naugatuck station badly smashed three of his fingers while unloading baggage Saturday evening.
 The Washington express going west was run in two sections Saturday even- ing, the second section being made up of Pullman sleepers.
 M. H. Waas is getting along. His last announcement is to the effect that he will sell tobacco and cigarettes whole sale as we'll as retail.
 A. F. Abbott & Son have S20,00O to loan on improved real estate. They also have some of the best bargains in real estate ever offered in the city.
 Those wanting a good stove or range should not fail to consult F. B. Field, 61 South Main street. By doing so you will be shown good article at low figure. Also all lines of hardware, etc.
 Mrs Maria Phelan, aged 54 years, sister of City Sheriff J. w. Mcdonald, day. The funeral will take place to St Patrick's church at S:3O a. m. to-mor- TOW.
 Special Officer Fitzgerald arrested a drunken Italian on Bank street yester- day afternoon, and when bringing him to the station house another Italian in terfered. As a result both were locked up. They were released this morning upon payment of 8 each.
 George Eggleston, former resident of this city, died Saturday in Anniston. Ala, at the age of fl. MT Eggleston was best known here as a New England road conductor, which position he held for number of years.
 A representative of the DEMOCRAT paid an unexpected visit to the town house on Saturday afternoon, with no intention at present, however. of mak- ing any prolonged stay. Mir Pinney, the genial head of the establishment,
 
 the house. Everything about the place was marvel of tidiness and cleanliness, and the towns guests seemed contented, if not happy. Some of the rooms seem somewhat over crowded with beds, however, but MT Plnney assured our representative that there was room for more if necessary.
 Orders issued by Adiutant General Barbour announce that the state match for regimental teams of the Connecticut National Guard will occur at the Second regiment rifle range, near New Haven, on Wednesday, October 23. The prizes to be competed for are the state silver cup, won by the First regiment the framed bronzed medallion of General Grant, won by the Second regiment last year, and new additional prize, to be awarded this year to the team making the third highest aggregate score. The conditions of the match are the same as last year.
 James Kelly, of Drayher avenue, was arrested by Officer Moore at a late hour Saturday night for drunkenness and breach of the peace. In court this morning the fact was brought out that Kelly deserted his wife and four young children seven years ago. He returned sl last July and has only worked few weeks since. When in liquor he pos sesses vile and abusive tongue and his family are usually the worst sufferers. Saturday night he abused his wife and kept his fifteen-year-old daughter out in the street until Officer Moore was called. Judge Cowell sentenced Kelly to thirty days in jail for drunkenness and i'm posed fine of S5 for breach of the peace with costs in each case.