Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-17
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CITY NE WS. Is Patrick McGivney left this morning to resume his studies at Brighton, Mass. The Consolidated road are building d small switch house in the Naugatuck yards.
 The Atlantic and Pacific Tea Go on East Main street are offering some extra bargains this week. Call i'll and see them.
 William Devine, the agent for l. ena Loeb, N ho was arrested here for assa ut committed upon Meriden barber. for feited his bond of S25.
 M. H. Waas, 7S South Main street, has just received line of meerschaum goods, pipes and cigarholders, that will | bear close inspection. The net proceeds of the union excur- | sion to Mantle last month given by the Third and the Fourth divisiors. 40. H., amounted to nearly S2OO. David O'Rourke, son of Alderman 1 O'Rourke, and JameslNfcAvoy of Bald win street left for Niagara university l yesterday to resume their studies. Quite a number of the Waterbury Knights of Columbus will attend the reception and ball of the Jewel council, K. of C., in Hartford to o-morrow evening. Tickets for the Meaney's Pride Circle fair which opens tonight have had large advance sale and the prospects for a successful issue of the entertainment are very favorable. Old Sport Campana is paying Water bury his annual visit. His powers as racer, if we can rely on his veracity, are by no means diminished by his lncreas- ing years. :. Captain D. B. Hamilton left this morn ing for Marshal lake to superintend the placing of 5000 trout in the lake, which is situated a short distance from Tor rington.
 The first number of Mems Wear, a monthly bulletin of fashions for men, published by J. A. Godfrey & Co, comes to Land filled with spicy and 'ateresting pointers.
 A ramatic club composed of some of Waterbury's best Catholic literary talent isulder formation and rehearsals will be commenced immediately. The first drama will be the popular Irish play ''Collean Bawn."
 An adjourned meeting of the mem bers of the North End fire company will be held this evening". Over thirty names have been received and the movement promises to be a grand suc- cess.
 There is probability that the Shore Line train now runr '.ig from New Lon- do to Waterbury on the Consolidated road may be taken off ill October, when it is expected a new time table Will re- place the one now in use.
 All French speaking voters and those who intend to become voters this fall, and who are interested in politics, are invited to meet Wednesday evening at 7:3O o'clock in the French Canadian In stitute, Holahan's block, 101 South Main street.
 The record from January 1st, 1889, to September 18th, period embracing 25o days, shows 11S of snow and rainfall. This is 454 per cent, or nearly one-halt Of stormy weather. The record during 1888 covering the same period, was 11C days of snow and rainfall.
 this city yesterday. He fell asleep al the Rosedale dock last night Or awakening he found himself minus hi: watch, hat. hs ldkerchief, pipe and tobacco. Sergeant Birmingham detailed officers to look up the thief and they were successful Bridgeport News.
 AS the members of the Third division A. O. H., were leaving their meeting room last night, an aged organ grinder who was sitting on the corner of Eas Main and Brook streets, whether through remarkable coincidence or stroke O. business, started the familiar air o1 St Patrick's day. It netted the musi- clan a snug sum for his labOrS.
 Sydney K. Spencer and Matthew Cur tis, formerly conductors on the Housa tonic road, are employed as freigh brakemen on the New England railroad Conductor Curtis was discharged iron the Housatonic road because of his fail ure to fulfill his duties as conductor o the freight train which collided with an extra freight train several montfs agt near 1 -umb bull Church.
 Sheriff Futile, in the interest o Andrew Martinez, an Ansonia clga manufacturer, attached the stock ant dealer on South Main street, yesterday MT Banziger was about to close bal gain with a probable purchaser of hi store and would in a few days have me all his outstanding accounts were it nc for the unfortunate attachment.
 The forty third annual meeting of tn Connecticut State Teachers assOciatio will be held at the Hartford high schot on Friday and Saturday, October IS an 19. Among the speakers are Fro1 " B. Harper of Yale, whose subject wi be ssInductive Method of Teachin Latin and Greek" and J. G. McAndre, of the New Haven high school, who wi speak on "The Will; Its Nature an Culture"
 A New York dispatch says: The of cials at the United States sub-treasu1 lately received information tn; a new issue of counterfeit S2 silver cert ficates had been found in circulation. is fought that the commercials wer first circulated in the west. The engr wing and printing gre not tirst-class, b' good ei ugh to deceive many expert They bear picture of General Hancocl WI oh is bad likeness, and are marke "B 1O,541, 174."
 Tickets are selling rapidly for u opere .ta of 'Golden Hair and the Thr Bears" which will be sung at Jacque opera house Tn lrsday evening, Septen