Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-11
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meet this evening.
 The 11:17 train was late to-day on ac- count of delay on the Derby road.
 A house of four tenements, at No 66 River street, is for sale at a bargain.
 To enjoy a good cup of coffee use the A. and P. condensed milk, sold at No 19 East Main street.
 A republican caucus will be held in the police court room tonight to noml- nate candidate for city auditor. ERA temperance lecture will be delivered at St Ann's church this evening by Dr Emile de Lasole, of Woonsocket, R. l.
 A desirable tenement of five or six rooms to rent on Laurel street. Apply toJ. F. Phelan, 27 East Main street.
 Court Shields A. O. F will meet Thurs day evening to elect delegate to the grand court convention to be held at New Haven.
 E. R. Davis & Co boldly assert that they laundry everything from lace handkerchief to a circus tent, at No D Canal street.
 A number of horses, carts, sets of harness. etc, will be disposed of at pub lie auction by the City Ice company at their premises on Benedict street, We'd nesday.
 NJ. J. Fogg invites housekeepers gen erally to try his canned goods and gro ceries. His stores are at 1S7 South Main and l5 North Main streets.
 At the December meeting of the board of pardons John Hopkins, Joseph Bland, Neils Halbre, Martin V. Harrison and Leon Le Court will appear and ask for release from state prison.
 All the delegates who have been ap- pointed by the different Courts of Pores try in the city met Saturday evening ln the Conclave rooms and made arrange ments for the convention in New Haven. Mrs Mary A. Roper, aged 40 years, wife of John Roper, died at her home on Chattield avenue yesterday morning. Her funeral will take place from her late residence to St Patrick's church at S:3O tomorrow morning.
 Miss Alice Mowbray who was fourth in the female race here and has been in training here for the Holyoke race, left this morning for Holyoke. The race opens tonight and is to be five miles each night, square heel and toe, for six nights. Announcement of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Nolan of Porter street to Christopher Brooks of New York, has been made. The ceremony will be per formed at St Patrick's church Wednes- day, November 27.
 The committee in charge of the New England supper and entertainment of the Womens Relief corps, are meeting with good success. The entertainment will be held in Grand Army hall Tues day evening, November @.
 'tis case of E. Longworth vs James
 own action to recover damages
 team wrecked by the defendant
 t. argued before Justice Griggs this B. BIHg. ttorney Root for the plaint III and Attorney Russell for the defend ant. The testimony was not concluded ;.ntu i2;30 and the arguments and de- k cision were reserved until this after. noon.
 Col Doherty and staff and nearly every member of Cos G and X attended the sermon of Chaplain TwitchelI, of the Second regiment, at the Second Congre- gational church last evening. The church was tastefully draped with American flags. Rev Dr Twitchell took for his text ''Moral Heroism' and his in teresting discourse was listened to with the closest attention by the military men.
 The new state officers of the Connecti cut Saengerbund who have the entire arrangements for the coming state con test in Hartford next June, are as fol lows: William Westphal. president F. D. Mann, vice-president: F. J. Petsch secretary; George Pfeiffer. assistan secretary: H. Spieske, treasurer: Charle: Herzer, F. Ullrich and E. Rueger executive committed: Professor Max Dessauer, state musical director. The officers are all Hartford men.
 Supt G. w. Beach, of the Naugatuck road. used to be a lover of the weed and smoked as much as anyone. When he was station agent at Naugatuck, some thirty years ago, the thought came through his mind ''what is the use of smoking, anyway?' and taking the cigar from his mouth he threw it away and has not smoked since. He does not object to the use of tobacco but cannot bear to see a person using cigarettes especially boys, and says that if they knew how and what paper was made of they would refuse to smoke them. In speaking about paper the superintend- ent knows what he is talking about as he has been connected more or less in the manufacture of it from the time he was boy.-Ansonla Sentinel.
 Saturday evenings attendance at the Sacred Heart church fair was very large and interesting and the charming lady canvassers were made happy by liberal contributions. The lottery table carried off the honor and money of the evening
 
 charged by the cane brigade. It is wonderful what an amount of excite ment those canes do produce. The mum Der 1O57 won the door prize, a handsome smoking case. The managers trust tha the untiring efforts of the pretty can vassers will be we'll appreciated during this week and call on all lovers of inno cent amusement to patronize the fair by their presence and pocketbook.
 Three plain drunks stood before hi honor this morning and received thei1 sentences. One was dismissed ant hastened to make his exit. The othe two received light sentences to enabl them to recover from an attack of bi, head. Willie Flanagan, a young bo, residing on the Bucks Hill road was il court this morning on the charge o threatening to shoot his school teacher Miss Goldsmith is a teacher in one o the public schools and last Thursda, expelled young Flanagan from tn