Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-01
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CITY NEWS.

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 Rev Timothy O'Brien of Norwalk was visiting Rev Hugh Treanor of the Sacred Heart church to-day.
 Workmen are busily engaged to-day scraping the mud from the streets in the vicinity of Exchange place.
 There were fifty-four deaths in the town during last month, an unusually large number for April
 J. J. Miskill, ieweler, for some time doing business at 1O7 Bank street, has re- moved to 8 East Main street.
 The board of health will meet this afternoon at o'clock and the road and sewer board this evening at 73O.
 Prof Bonn, the new organist of the church of the Immaculate Conception, is expected from New York tomorrow. Town Clerk White is now prepared to register all canines and the owners of dogs are cautioned against violation of the law.
 There was large attendance at both sessions of the St Ann's church fair yes terday. All are welcome tonight as usual
 James E. Watts will commence to- day to bulletin the scores of the Atlantic league in connection with the other two leagues.
 Mir and Mrs William H. Claxton of East Main street are receiving congratu- lations of their friends to-day. It is a daughter.
 The usual services for the month of May will be held this evening in the I'm maculate Conception, St Patrick's and Sacred Heart churches.
 The First division, A. o. H., will meet at St Patrick's hall this evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose of attending St Ann's church fair in body.
 Frank L. Martin has purchased the Ransom Chipman property at the corner of Elm and Union streets adjoining the property now owned by him.
 Joe Hess, concluded his series of tenn perance lectures at the rink last night and left this morning for Gloverville, N. Y.. where he will begin a weeks work Rev Christopher McEvoy, provincial of the St Augustine Order, at Villanova college, is visiting with his brother, Thomas McEvoy the prominent Brook lyn business man on Railroad Hill street The surviving members of the Six teenth regiment, c. ", will hold theil twenty-sev enth annual reunion at An tietam, Md, September r, as the ami versary of the battle of Antietam. About 250 members of the regiment are living A small white horse attached to { light buggy ran away on South Malr street this noon just as people were re turning to work. The animal was with out a bridle and occupied the whol treet. A..young man captured the run away on North Main street.
 The Consolidated road handled owe 25,000 people yesterday. With all thi immense traffic everything was carrie' on with marvellous dispatch and nothin, was allowed to be delayed or throw1 into confusion. Several extra train were run and the service of the road wa all that could be desired.
 Thieves entered McKenna Brothers saloon on Bank steeet, near the Monito engine house, by the back door las night and helped themselves to liquo McKenna recently bought the plac from Shelvey Brothers. They are quit positive that they locked the rear doc last evening. The police have not bee notified.
 Fred Mercer. who recently resigne his position as manager of the Driggs Smith music store on account of a shgl attack of paralysis, Is undergoing trea ment in New York and has recovered t such an extent that he was able to chs with a number of friends from this cit who were in New York yesterday.
 The centennial celebration pressure New York having caused unexpecte delay in the printed matter ready for tl proposed opening of branch of tl National Mutual Building and Loan a sociation in this city, the address | D. w. Fairchild, esq, on the subject ( such associations announced for tn evening at Music hall has been pos poned till next Tuesday evening.
 The two handsome cars run >the pa two years upon Conductor Gregory train on the Naugatuck road, whic have been in the shops for repairs, hay again been placed on the train fresh new coats of paint and varnish, tho oughly cleaned and renovated insid No better cars are run on the road, the being the last two cars purchased by Il Naugatuck road before it passed into tl hands of the Consolidated.
 John Egan of Pemberton street w around to-day trying to find a policems to arrest one of his neighbors for into erable cruelty to a six weeks old pupp The dog was given by Egan to the sa neighbor to kill but instead of usin any of the popular methods of killing dog Egan said he buried the anim alive. None of the policemen would Ii ten to Egan's story and when last SCI he was trying to interest Judge Bra street in the case.
 Brass City Hose Co. have had place in the company's parlor a nicely fram, group picture of the members of u company with picture of the hous The frame measures G feet by and is beautiful piece of work, representa- gilt and oXidized silver. In the cent of the picture is a photograph of t hose house with the carriage standil in the main entrance. Standing at t neap are John Doolan and John McGrath. Surrounding the center a the photographs of the 40 men compt ing the company forming. one of t incest pictures in group that any f company can boast of. The work " done by the Crane Art Co and Poll Bros.
 City hall could scarcely contain wi comfort the large crowd which attend the opening night of the Evangel circles fair. It was an encourageme to the committee who labored so Ina lI.. ,<~e% %l e. l.