Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-25
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the dethrored emperor of Brazil. See the first page. The Fourth division. A. o. H.. will hereafter meet on the Second and Fourth Mondays of each month.
 ..The Hunchback" was presented be- fore a large and appreciative audience at Concordia hall last evening.
 At tUnion armory Thanksgiving after noon and evening the Rose Hill Social club will give their annual concert anu sociable.
 The new convent on Cole street was thrown open for the public inspection yesterday and was visited by a large number of people.
 The board of fire c0mmissi oners at their meeting this evening will consider the question of procuring additional hose for the department.
 The services known as the forty hours adoration of the blessed sacrament. will open at St Patrick church al the lO:3o o'clock mass next Sunday.
 Seven cases in which the New Eng land road Is either plaintiff or defend ant. are assigned for trial i'll the superior court within the next two weeks.
 Bart J. Collins. for several years in the employ of Benjamin Sedgwlck. in the capacity of salesman. has resigned his position and entered the employ of Brett & company.
 The funeral of George Russell the Naugatuck brakeman who was killed at Seymour Saturday. took place to-day from the home of his parents ill Win sted.
 The seventh annual sociable of the First division. 0. \. H.. will be held in City hall We dnes lay evening. Bergin orchestra will furnish music, and Prot A. Moore will prompt.
 General Graham has returned the resignation of the officers of the First regiment. indorsed with his recomenda- ton that the officers reconsider their action and remain in the service.
 The annual reception of Ojeda council. k. of c.. Naugatuck, will Le given ln the Gem opera house. January l6. and will be one of the society events of the seas, Il in Naugatuck. The SiNty-ninth regiment band of New No ork will furnish music.
 Ben Lodge. the comedian, who closed his engagement with the Bennett X Moulton company Saturday evening, left for New York on the Sunday tram resterllav afternoon. The entire com pany accompanied him to the Naugatuck station.
 A motion to allow q plea in abat enlent to sbe filed. in the case of Mcdonald vs Bohen. was argued before Judge Bradstreet in the district court to-day and was denied. r. J. Markley of New Britain argued for. and Hugh O'Flaherty of Hartford against the motion.
 The arrangement committee of Nosa- hogan lodge. |. 0. 0. F., acted wisely ill continuing the fair Saturday night. for many who were unable to be present on the nrst three nights were present and
 
 tacle. The fair was well managed and and will show good results financially.
 The history of New Haven county is being comyiled and will be published in 1S92 The work will contain besides the usual information of the principal events in the history of the county. q sketch of the individual career of all the leading citizens and professional men of the towns. with other details. which will give the book much value as a source of ready reference.
 Sylvester r. Higgins. an cmploye of the Farrell foundry and Machine com pany, was seriously in jured while at work on a plaaer al the factory this morning. In some way his right arm caught ln the machinery. tine keen edge of the planer coming with great force against Higgins right arm. cutting q horrible gash above the elbow. Higgins was brought to Dr North : office where his wounds were dressed.
 A Waterbury correspondent of a state paper says Worl, at the Pearl Lakes iron mine has stopped for the present for very peculiar reason. Although there is plenty of capital and promise of an abundance of ore. not enough cN- perienced miners could he obtained in this state to go on with the shaft which is now about fifteen feet deep. As soon as men can be imported from other states. the work will be continued.
 The work of tearing down the old wooden buildings on SouIh Main street formerly occupied by Watsons restau- rant and q fruit stand.was begun to-day. John Moriarty will erect upon the site a handsome four story block to connect 1T the rear with the building he occupies at present. The contracts have been awarded. the mason work to Patrick Thompson and the wood work to W. M Huriburt. The building will add greatly to the appearance of south Main street.
 Edwin D. Manwaring. the we'll known ticket agent at the New England sta tion. and Miss Fannie F. Garrigus oi Nolcott. daughter of Representativ, Garrigus. were marrled at the home o1 the brides parents Thursday evening The ceremony Was performed by the Rev $. II. Platt of this city. Mir anc Mrs Manwaring have a host of friend; in this city. They will reside at Valley View park.
 Ambrose Marl1e a lineman in the em ploy of the Western nlon company .hat a close call this afternoon. He was work ing at the Naugatuck freight station and stepped off the platform to pick III small piece of wire lying on the track freight locomotive at the Naugatucl yards was switching cars and Mkarlt dld not notice the approach of d box car He was climbing upon the platform when the end of the car struck hin squeezing him against the platform. II, fell to the ground just far enough out of the reach of the treachrous wheels His left arm was considerably bruised.
 Yesterdays New York Journal con tained a three column story about Miss Georgianna Hilton. aged 24 years [ I T I .l.1