Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-06
CITY NE WS.

Sacred Heart church fair at City hall tonight.
 "si slocum" at the opera house this evening.
 Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather, nearly stationary temperature.
 The board of health will hold their regular meeting at four o'clock to-Say. The work of excavating for Peck's new block, to be erected at the corner of Vine and Cherry streets, has been com menced.
 A director of the Consolidated road is quoted as saying that in two years there will not be a grade crossing between New York and New London.
 The Rose Hill social club are making great preparations for their annual soci- able which will take place at City hall Thanksgiving afternoon and evening.
 The New Haven County Medical so- ciety held its regular meeting last nlght in New Haven. The subject under dis cussion was ''The Causes and Treatment of Vertigo"
 Frank Cara, a brakeman employed on the New England road, was seriously injured at Plainville last night. Garra waa formerly employed at the Nauga- tuck yards in this city.
 The Catholic curates of the Hartford diocese are holding conference in Hartford to-day. Rev Father Treanor, who was unable to attend the pastors conference, is present to-day.
 The marriage of John Colgan oi Bridgeport to Miss A. M. Carty of this city will take place at the church of the Immaculate Conception, Wednesday November 19. Mir Colgan is a popular conductor on the Naugatuck division.
 Co E. A. O. H. Rifles, have secured the casino for the second week in Jan uary for fair aud festival. The ar engagements have not yet been com pleted, but the company expect to giv' an entertainment every evening during the fair.
 Ticket Agent Manwaring of the New England station, was attacked by dol on Meadow street this afternoon. Int animal tore Mir Manwarings trousers cutting the flesh on tine left leg. Mi Manwaring reported the matter to thu police who will look up tho owner of thu dog.
 The board of canvassers, consisting O the secretary of state, treasurer ant comptroller, must canvass the vote dur ing this month and find out the true re turns of all ballots cast. In January the. will, on the first day of the session, la. tnat result pelOTS lhS leSLsiatuLSs "AhSt will declare the men to be elected, e any, who are shown to be so chosen b. returns made.
 The October bulletin of the New Eng land Meteorological society shows tha the temperature during the month wa below the normal and the precipitation above. The mean temperature wa about one-half degrees below the meal of the month in other years, and tn average excess of rainfall was over fou inches. The largest amount of rainfall was in the central and southern parts o New England.
 The annual meeting of the Officers association of the Second regiment wa held in New Haven last evening. Off cers and committees were elected q follows: President, Colonel Doherty vice president, Lieutenant Colonel Lee secretary, Captain A. M. Dickinson treasurer, Captain B. E. Brown; musi committee. Lieutenant Colonel Lee Captain Pearne, Lieutenant Kennedy dress uniform committee, Colonel Dc herty, Captain Theodore H. Suchel Lieutenant Newton finance committed Captain Shuster, Captain Creed, Liel tenant Theodore Macdonald.