Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-18
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 Two lady boarders wanted at 133 South Main street.
 Judge Bradstreet is confined to his home by illness.
 Miss Nellie Bronson left this morning to visit friends in Oshkosh, Wis.
 Barlow Brothers have been awarded the contract to heat the new convent.
 J. B. Mullings has thrown open the doors of his ready made clothing store. A wheel on one of L. F. Hasse's de- livery wagons collapsed on Bank . street this forenoon.
 George Panneton is seriously i'll at his home on south Main street, being threat ensd with loss of sight.
 The state council of the British Ameri- can association will hold it's half-yearly meeting at Meriden, October ?.
 M. J. Colloty will assist at the organi- zation of circle of Companions of the Forest in New Britain Thursday even ing.
 Conductor Dinsmore of the New Eng land road is enjoying two weeks vaca- tion. "Tom" Richardson has taken his place.
 The Amphion orchestra has been en- gagged to play at the annual reception of the Y. NJ. c. 1. at Naugatuck on Friday evening, October 4.
 An orchestra of thirteen pieces, under the direction of Prof Hallam, will assist at the dedication of the church of the Sacred Heart, Thanksgiving day.
 For bedding of all descriptions, for furniture in all the latest styles and at the most reasonable prices in the city go to J. M. Burrall & Co, 30 Bank street.
 II %1>o WHtn bury Knights of Pythias will go to Naugatuck this evening to assist in the institution of a uniformed rank in that place.
 Benjamin F. Demuth, for eight years engineer at Holmes, Booth & Haydens has accepted a similar position with the Aluminium Brass and Bronze company at Bridgeport.
 Mrs Kate Walsh, of Jeffrey alley, was 2 brought before Judge Cowell this morn ing charged with being drunk. The woman and her two little children were committed to the town house.
 The locomotive attached to the 6:16 o'clock train out of this city for Hart ford left the track at Plainyille last evening blocking the track and delaying the Washington express, which reached here about 12 o'clock.
 A young man attempted to separate two fighters on Grand street last night, but only made matters worse and was himself arrested for breach of the peace. while the fighters escaped. This morning Judge Cowell imposed fine of S5 with out costs.
 At meeting of Go G last evening, the members who had complied with the rules in regard to the return of uniforms were paid for their weeks work in camp. Other business transacted was the formation of squad to give an ex- hibition drill at the entertainment and sociable of Barcelona council, K of c. to be held Friday evening, September 27.
 The Connecticut Weekly Press associ- ation held its bi-monthly meeting at Highland Lake, Winsted, Monday, and the members were the guests of Editor Vaill of the Herald. A banquet wa. served at the Hotel Andrews, and the visitors enjoyed a trip on the lake. Senator Platt delivered an excellent ad- dress on "Public Officials and the Press"
 The registrars are in session to-day for the purpose of revising and correcting voting lists. They can be found at the following places from 9 a. m. to D. m. For the first district, John Crellins tailor store, 35 East Main street second district, Ramblers' wheel room over Citizens bank third district, common council room, City hall fourth district, Otto Roem's store, 2S East Main street.
 Clearly, it is time for change in the signal service bureau. Here we have been getting, day after day, predictions of clear weather, which don't come. A week, ago last Sunday, this great weather disturbance "set in" off our Atlantic seaboard, and with the excep- tion of few dubious and misleading gleams nothing has been seen of the sun since the clouds came on; but rain doesn't fail any day.
 The fifth quarterly convention of the Waterbury Y. P. s. c. E. was held at the Second Congregational church last evening, about 125 delegates being present. An appropriate address of wei come was made by Miss Mary E. Pill were heard. A discussion on 'The Lookout Committees Responsibility was participated in by Messrs Scovill O'Neill and Russell. A reception ill the church parlors followed the business meeting.
 J. F. Charters & Go, whose opening advertisement appears on our local page to-day, calls the attention of the ladies of Waterbury and vicinity to tempt ing display of gloves, millinery anG fancy goods at their new location 10 anC 12 East Main street. Mir w. D. Scott who has taken half of the store, says he is too busy getting his stock in to stor to write an advertisement, but he vii be heard from in our columns in few days. He is, however, ready to wal upon customers at any time.
 There was good sized attendance a the opening of the fair and festival O Court Meany's Pride circle, c. of F., al City hall last evening. The hall wa. decorated by J. F. Charters and present ed a beautiful appearance the different booths and tables being tastefully trim med and arranged. A number of usefu articles will be disposed of by chance and a handsome cane will be presented to the chief ranger receiving the highes number of votes. Tonight a squad from Go G will give an exhibition drill and there will be other attractions. Th'