Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-05
The 9enncr'at.
CITY NE WS.

Heart at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening. l Tho policemen have received their new helmets, and will don them to-mor- row. The tent and booths to be used in the election Monday will all be in position this evening. Robert K Brown has purchased the Dickinson estate on West Main sereet, for about S20,O0O. Dr Anderson and wife left this morn ing for Brooklyn. From there they will go to Worcester
 w. s. R. Wake of Elkins & Wake will hereafter be more awake than hereto fore. It is girl.
 Silk plushes are in order at this sea- son of the wear, and 1 Chase has an i'm mense stock at special low prices.
 The annual convention of the state Sunday school association will be held in Meriden, October 30 and 31.
 The police to-day arrested Patrick Coleman who is wanted by the Meriden authorities for the theft of an overcoat. W. D. Scott & Go, 10 and 12 East Main street, advertise to-day large line of cloaks, jackets and jerseys for ladies. A visit to their store is requested.
 Voters will find interesting reading on
 
 before Monday. The democratic ticket will be found there, also the republican. Inspector Bario yesterday arrested in New York city MT Paliser, one of the firm that sent out the circulars which have involved the Connecticut country postmasters in so much trouble.
 Ground was to-day broken for the new block of J. A. Jackson on South Main street. The front of the building will be of white Indiana sandstone and will present handsome appearance
 Nature has begun the work of paint ing the forests. The leaves of the trees are streaked with delicate tints of am Der and crimson. In a week or ten days the forests will be in all their autumnal glory.
 The Second division A. o. H., will give an exhibition drill under command of Capt D. J. Casey at the annual sociable given by Division l. A. o. H. of Naugatuck on Friday evening Octo- Der F.
 George Lachance who brought suit against Officer Byrnes for assault, claim ing S200 damages. has been awarded S25 damages. The case was recently tried in the court of common pleas at New Haven.
 J. w. Hodson's wine room ontains an anxious crowd this afternoon waiting with suspence the result of the final league games. Both New York and Boston have their friends.
 Go E, Hibernian rifles, have cnga ged the City hall for fair and festival October 9, 23 and 24. The arrange ments committee Is as follows Captain Phelan, Comrades Bowe, Feely, Brady, Keenan, Moore and Corden.
 = Protector Hose Go have elected the following officers Foreman, Henry Cunningham first assistant, Myron D. Chatfield: second assistant, Thomas urer, William w. Wilson; steward James O'Brien.
 Handsome line of choice selected pres cnts with unique patterns given witt tea, coffee and baking powder. Specia presents given with one pound of te; and two pounds of coffee on Wcdnesda, and Saturday of each week at Unioi Tea company, 72 South Main street.
 Mcdonald & Meara have opened gymnasium on the top floor of the post office building entrance Bank street. The, have three ante rooms, ill addition t. the hall lighted by electricity an lessons a week in the art of self defense
 The semi-annual meeting of the stat general council of the British America association will be held Tuesday, Octt Der 8. in Hartford. One matter to | brought before the council is the que tion of uniting with the national assoc ation and obtaining a charter from tn; body.
 The certificates for the new issue stock of the New York, New Haven Hartford Railroad company will not | ready for delivery until about Octobt 20, in order to comply with the regul tions of the New York stock exchang which require thirty days to pass aft, notice of the increase has been given.
 Mrs Lucy Dunphy, wife of Patrie died this morning aged 2S years ar four months. Her funeral will tai place from the family residence Cherry street to the church of the I1 maculate Conception at S:30 ocloC Monday morning.
 Corporal Goldsmith of Co A. we second prize, the Lieutenant-C Colon Bacon medal, to be held for one yea in the individual shooting by membe of the Second regiment yesterday. 9th members of Co A who took prizes wei Sergeant Fitzpatrick, picture, Found Corporal Whiteman, whisk broOl Corporal Munson, hanging lamp.
 Mrs Susan McSherry, one of the olde Irish residents of Naugatuck has be an invalid for several years. This nor ing her daughter missed her from Il room and a search being made her bo was found in a large half hogshead water at the north corner of her hou: Mrs McSherry was at times delirous a it is thought that. during a severe atta she accidentally fell into the wat, She leaves four children.
 The Meriden. Waterbury & Come ticut River railroad company l brought an application in the super court for an order compelling Saml Norton, Isaiah L. Baker and John Mil all of Cheshire. to appear before tl court October 9. The railroad comm sioners on the 9th of last June order an alteration of highway runni through Cheshire, and that the alte tion of the road should be made by {