Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-21
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Get the opening chaptere of "Cleopa- tra' tomorrow.
 "Lord Chumley" at the opera house this evening. The board of fire commissioners will meet this evening. A sociable will be given at Lyra hall tonight by the ladies of the Lyra Slng- ing society. An infant child of MT and Mrs John Mitchell of 3O9 Bank street was buried yesterday afternoon.
 Court Meany's Pride, c. of F., will celebrate it's first anniversary tomorrow evening at Concordia hall.
 The great literary event of the season. The opening chapters of "Cleepatra Ill the EVENING DEMOCRAT tomorrow. The annual collection for the cathe- dral at Hartford was taken up m the Catholic churches of this city yesterday. It is said that a timekeeper at Holmes, Booth S Haydens won S3.OOo III the recent drawing of the Louisiana state lottery.
 Go A will commence the drill season tonight. although the regularly ordered season does not open until the first of the month.
 Do you want a cozy, pleasant tene- ment of four rooms, down stairs, with all conveniences. If you do call on Will liam Collins, 36 John street.
 If YOU want to enjoy a laugh at ssThat Rascal Pat save up your nickels and attend the fair to be given by the church of the Sacred Heart.
 Giacomo Mariana and Miss Marie Giuseppe Erchaelti were married by the Rev j. A. Mulcahy at the church of the Immaculate Conception at Il a. m. to- day.
 The convention of the Young Mems Christian associations of the state closed last evening with exercises of an m pressive nature, at the Second Congre- gational chuch.
 A wagon carrying only three wheels and drawn by a frightened horse dashed up South Main street this forenoon. The animal was captured on West Main street after wrecking the wagon.
 Mrs Julia Flanagan, aged Co years, died at her home on Bishop street yes terdav morning. The funeral will take place from her late residence to the church of the Immaculate Conception at 9:45 a. m tomorrow.
 Thomas McGowen, an employe of the Farrell foundry, was painfully bruised while at work in the factory this morn ing. His clothes in some way caught 1T the shafting and he was thrown heavily Fortunately no bones were broken.
 Joseph Wood, an experienced. woot chopper has gang of good workmen and is ready to take contracts for thi kind of work within twenty miles O. Waterbury. Joe says the bigger tho contract is the better it will suit him. Upson, Singleton & Co are presenting to their patrons new puzzle called Ih' Office Seeker, made by the Naterbur, Automatic advertising company. 1t after the style of but more difficult t. master than the Pigs in Clover puzzle. Fred J. Brown believes M. F. Cal mody to be fairly elected second select man and at the meeting of the board decide upon the matter, will cast hi vote for Mir Carmody for the position going to third place himself. George A Boughton to-day qualified as tirS selectman.
 The many friends of P. J. Nola1 formerly of this city, and now connec ed with the Northwestern house, at Nil waukee, of P. F. Colyer, publisher, wi be pleased to learn of his marriage Miss Mollie Keough, which took plat recently in St Johns cathedral, Milwa1 kee.
 Sheridan council, K. of C., of tn city, the banner council of the orde takes second place to no council III ritual work. The new ritual just SC out by the board of directors vii! used at the next meeting. A traln choir will also take a prominent part the new exercises.
 The supreme court of errors will be session in Bridgeport tomorrow. Amor the cases to be argued are the folloWli
 lIn M ct al vs Augustus M. Chase: The Unlt Hardware Go vs The Plume & Atwot Manufacturing Co; the City Of Wate bury vs William Schmltz.
 Mrs Bridget Reed, aged 6S year mother of John H. Moran, died of hea failure at her home on Cherry stre yesterday morning. Mrs Phelan " for over 40 years a resident of this eli Her funeral will take place from I late residence to the church of t Immaculate Conception at a. ID. morrow.
 At meeting of the directors of newly organized New York, Brldgep( and Eastern Railroad company, ht Saturday afternoon, the followi officers were elected: President, H. Parrot of Bridgeport; vice-preside George E. Forbush of Brookline, Ma secretary, Thomas M. Brown of N York; treasurer, George E. Spare New Haven.
 The fall tournament of the Connec cut Shooting association will be held Charter Oak park, Hartford, on Thu day, October 24. The programme cludes ten events. The shooting V all be from five traps on the keyst( plan and targets will be used. A nu Der of maEksmen from this city V probably attend.
 The Connecticut State District of A. o. F. will meet at South Norw Thursday, October 24. The delega from the several courts in this city as follows: Court Hancock, James Morris, Edward Hyland; Court w Tone, William H. Delaney; Court phen J. Meany, John Mccormack; Co falcon, William c. Kleinecke. Jar Murnan and John D. Bolan, members the district board will also be present.
 The following officers were cleo Saturday afternoon at the convent