Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-23
CITY NE WS.


 this evening.
 Sergeant Cox predicts cloudy weather and rain, nearly stationary temperatures; fair on Friday.
 The DEMOCRAT returns thanks to the Silver Star drum corps for last evenings enjoyable serenade.
 Edward Canavan was this morning fined Sl and costs for drunkenness by Judge Bradstreet.
 The schooner "A. Burton" is at the Cromwell dock with a load of paving stones for this city.
 The tickets for the sociable to be given by the First division, A. O. Fl. can be obtained at Dillon's store. Brook street is undergoing extensive repairs, a gang of workmen being at work repairing the south side of the street.
 Timothy Altman and MisS Hannah Reardon were married by the Rev Father Duggan at St Patrick's church this morning.
 By making a purchase of a pound of | tea or baking powder at Phelan's tea | receive a magnificent special present.
 Patents have been issued to Waterbury citizens this week as follows Chauncey P. Goss, wick tube for oil stoves; Edward $. Smith, stocking supporter.
 Weather permitting the best races of the present meeting, at the driving park, will take place tomorrow. In another column will be found the list of entries.
 The regular drill of Co E, A. o. H. Rifles will take place this evening in the armory. Every member is requested to be present as business of importance is to be transacted.
 The court of common council will hold special meeting this evening to elect member of the board of agents of the Bronson library and to transact any other business proper to come before the meeting.
 | About 20 couples from this city visited the home of Valentine Bohl on the Watertown road last evening, and to the music of Bergen's orchestra and the prompting of J. Morrow of Waterville, a pleasant evening was passed.
 The fifth annual sociable of the Mutual Benefit association of the American Ring company was held in Music hall last evening and was a most enjoyable affair. Faulman's orchestra furnished music and Holran prompted.
 Dr Delaney, who looked after Dr Nc Donald's practice during the latter's European trip. left last evening on the 6:07 train to visit his old home in Cana da. After a few weeks rest he will re- sume his practice in New York.
 Die Leider des Imisihanten" or the "The Song of the Musician" a five act drama, is to be put on the stage in Con- cordia hall, Thursday October 30, by the members of the society. Some fine sing ing will occur during the drama.
 By the terms of the dissolution of the partnership heretofore existing under the firm name of O'Brien G Brennan, James O'Brien will collect the Outstand- ing bills. Dennis Brennan will pay all bills due by the firm.
 Waldo Adams of Boston, of the Adams Express company, to-day con
 irmed the report that express rates were to be advanced November 1, but de- clined to give any details, saying that the company would notify the public just what the tariffs are before they go into effect.
 On Tuesday, October 2S, the Connecti- cut Homeopathic Medical society will
 hold their semiannual meeting at the Winthrop hotel in Meriden. The morn
 ing session will begin at II o'clock and afternoon session at l o'clock. Many
 interesting papers will be read by mem
 bars of the society.
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 the church of the Immaculate Concep-
 ton, held in St Patrick's hall last even. |, ing, it was recommended that the parish purchase 60 feet of land in the rear oi St Patrick's block. The land is to be used for the erection of boiler house ' It Is the intention to heat the building by steam.
 ' Agents of the Louisiana lottery com , pany are sending out circulars and lists of drawings in violation of the recently r enacted law. One Waterbury investor that we know of received q circular l from an agent just before the law took effect, stating that he would receive the l list of drawings in due time ''it migh 9 take a little longer, but he would re = csive it just the sam"." the list came by 5 mail yesterday.
 It is probable that the Waterbury pole 7 team will be transferred to either Stam ford or South Norwalk. At the nex !, meeting of the Interstate polo league j. the team will be transferred. Many oi , the directors are in favor Uf South Nor $ better patronized there than in Stam r ford. Manager Whiting, however wishes to go to Holyoke, but the team will
 not be granted permission to go there under any circumstances. t A deposit of ochre has been found il . Cheshire. There is talk of forming t joint stock company to work the deposi a and put the ochre on the market. Th o ochre has been examined by scientist l, and has been adjudged valuable. Tn, " clay is useful for making paint and ani a line dyes. The joint stock compan, ii which is being formed will contaii Q many of the best known men of Chesh Q ire and Waterbury, says the New HaveI a News. The owners have already re ' ceived an order for 150 tons of the cla, V from a big cencern.
 c Mccoy Held For MansIRuRhter.