Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-04
The 1e1,1ncrat,
CITY NE ITS.

1IWll DE SHOW Ie1U Ddu- bury this morning.
 A new serial tomorrow. Leather wood House tomorrow.
 The .sGreat World Clock will be on exhibition at St Patrick's hall tonight.
 Ticket Agent Manwaring has received 5000 excursion tickets for tEe Danbury fair.
 Attorney O'Neil is suffering from a severe attack of rheumatism ill his left ankle.
 The Jewish feast of 1om Kippur will begin this evening and continue until sunset tomorrow.
 The board of fire commissioners will meet this evening to act upon estimates of expenditure for 1890.
 There was another large and we'll pleased audience at last nights perfor- nance on the old base ball grounds.
 Tomorrow we will begin the publica- tion of s'Leatherwood House." It is a romance of early days in Hoosierdom.
 The railroad commissioners made their annual fall inspection of the Meriden, Waterbury and Connecticut River road yesterday.
 Mrs Horace Lachance, aged 1T years, died at her home in Waterville last night. The funeral will take place Saturday morning.
 Brett & Go are showing a splendid as sortment of men's and boys clothing. They claim the lowest prices and the largest variety.
 An intelligent young man with S200 or $500 can secure a position as manager of theatrical troupe. See advertise ment in another column.
 Weibert Savers and Edward Smith, youths with unsavory police records, were brought in drunk last night. Judge Bradstreet fined each S20 and costs.
 The marriage of Miss Carrie Kaiser, daughter of Town Treasurer Kaiser, to Lawyer Gutgertrouy of New York, will take place next Tuesday.
 Ten prisoners who are to be released during this month were yesterday eX amined by the state prison association committee on visitation and discharges.
 The board of finance met last evening and approved the regular monthly bills. The bill of Prosecuting Agent Colley for the month of August, amounting to $470, was also approved.
 A team from Go A are competing for the regimental prizes at New Haven to- day. The prize includes a piano lamp presented by Go A and two student lamps the gift of Go G.
 The hearing on the appeal of w. J. Souder will not be reached by the su- preme court until the middle of Novem- Der. Souder will be removed to Wethers field to begin serving his seven years sentence tomorrow.
 The chestnut and walnut crops it this state will be the smallest in years this of hoS passed without hard frost, and the chestnut harvest is from 10 days to two weeks later than usual.
 who was shot by Christian Miller Tues day evening, was not so well last night. She suffered considerable pain and the chances for her recovery are not so en- couraging as reported yesterday.
 The blower in the buff room of the Waterbury Button company caught fire yesterday and blazed furious1y for few minutes. The room was promptly flooded and the fire was eXtinguished without calling out the department.
 The following officers have been cleo ted by Monitor Hose company: Joseph A, Pebbles, foreman: John Moore, first assistant: John B. Scott, second assistant: Rollin R. Bird, secretary; Oscar B. Par ker. treasurer; William K. Hitchcock, steward.
 M.J. Colloty, D. S. c. C., and other Companions of the Forest will go to New Britain on. the o'clock train to- night for the purpose of organizing a circle of Companions of the Forest. All Foresters who would like to go are re- uuested to meet at the New England station at 7:30 this evening.
 ~e H. cartridges. quail and other small native past week and grouse begin to be a little more plentiful, but as a general thing the variety of meats has changed but very little.
 The special train on which the South American delegates are travelling reach ed here at 3:20 this afternoon and left aoain at 3:45. The delegates, however, were not aboard as they had gone to Boston via the Fall River line of steamers.
 At meeting of the New Haven Blues last evening the company voted unani- mously not to pay Caterer Deibers bill for service in camp unless reduction was made The members, like those of Co A, claim the food furnished them was the poorest they ever had in camp.
 The New England road offers special reductions in rates from this city to the following conventions American Mis- sionary association at Chicago, October 29-3O; Carriage Builders association at Syracuse, October 15-17; National Drug association at Indianapolis October 22 Christian Workers association at Buff falo, October 24-29: Laundrymen's National association at Buffalo, October 14-16.
 Out at Scrub Oak, near Munson's corner there is a sluice built, and a twelve inch pipe laid for over 200 feet. Yesterday the selectmen received word that there was a dog in the sluice, the animal having crawled through the pipe Sunday the dog was noticed to be acting strangely and disappeared until yesterday morning when it made its ap- pearance at the mouth of the sluice. It was of the kind known as a black and tan and was bowling as if mad. A man was sent out to rid the sluice of its tenant. but the dog had made its escape. The people think that the animal is mad.
 Preparations are completed for the six days race which opens Monday in the