Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-14
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The :45 train from Boston, was nearly an hour late to-day.
 Vespers will be sung at the Sacred Heart church tomorrow afternoon.
 The church of the Sacred Heart will be dedicated on Thanksgiving day.
 Lena Loeb, the wonderful electric girl, will give an exhibition at the opera house tomorrow evening.
 Damon & Shippy are advertising their elegant Waukenphast $3 shoe. This IS one of the best shoes on the market. The storm of the past few days strip ped the bark from the large tree on the corner of State and West Main streets. Fall styles are beginning to come in at the Arcade Millinery house. Every them.
 all to call and examine their fall stock. They can suit you both as to quality and price.
 yards received a telegram last evening announcing the death of his father at West Haven.
 It is expected that the appointment of | a French curate to assist Rev Father l T nounced next week.
 l Governor Bulkeley has appointed Dr Edward K Root, Dr Franklin H. May berry of the insane retreat, and Dr Fox of Wethersfield, to examine John Burns, prisoner at Wethersfield, regarding his mental condition.
 Thomas Hayden, one of the assailants of William COnroy, was brought up for trial again yesterday in Windsor Locks, but his case was continued until Thurs day, the 18th, under bonds of $500. It is expected that Conroy will be able to leave the hospital then to testify. |. One hundred and fifty men were en- ployed on the telephone wires in New | Haven yesterday and they had to work l like beavers. It was no uncommon sight 1 to see four or five men on the crOsstrees of a single pole, pulling and twisting and placing wires. Communication is now established with Ansonia and Wa. terbury.
 l The state executive committee of the Young Mems Christian association are planning to make the state convention which meets in Waterbury, October IT, 20, the most successful one ever held ill the state. Noted speakers and singers from abroad have been engaged, and the discussions and papers will be most practical and interesting.
 There is every probability that the Washington express will again be TUT over the Consolidated road from Hart ford to New York when the new trans fer steamer Maryland, to cost about S12O,OOO, will be completed in October The New York and New England roae uses six towboats and twenty floats fol transferring freight cars around New York city. Hartford Post.
 John J. Blackmen & Go have bought out the saloon recently owned by R. E Martin at S3 South Main street. M Blackman comes from Thomaston where he has many friends His partne G. D. Gregory is part owner of the wei known Palais Place in Bridgeport These gentlemen have both had a long experience in this business, and will n' doubt do successful business.
 The local fish dealers are worrying over the prospects for next week, 4 telegram was received from a Boston wholesale dealer this afternoon stating that there was not a pound of fish in tn market. When the boats do return iron the banks the prices will be so high, s' the retailers say, that they will los money on every fish they sell. And t. add to their misery, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of next week will be ob served as fast days by Catholics.