Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-04
CITY NE WS.

Election returns will be announced at the casino theatre tonight.
 MiSs Clara Fulton of Bridgeport is visiting Miss Louise Longworth Of this city.
 "Dony" will be at City hall to- morrow night. Don't miss 'Dolly" for she is "Fair."
 Philip Schwartz and Della Dyer were married October 26, by the Rev J. G. Davenport.
 The First division, A. O. H., will meet this evening to make arrangements for their annual sociable.
 The remains of Mrs Harriet LaForge, who died in Hartford Sunday, were brought to this city to-day for burial. Edward Cavanaugh has left the en- ploy of the Naugatuck division and IS about to travel for business house. The remains of Edward Brcphy who - died in Naugatuck Sunday, were brought to this city to-day for burial. "Jehosophat! Isn't she a buster P The proposal scene from Summer Boarders," at the City hall. tomorrow night.
 The board of water commissioners held their monthly meeting last evening and made out the list of appropriations for next year.
 The court of common council did not meet last evening on account Of the lack of a working quorum. They will meet next Monday.
 The Early Closing association will meet in Music hall Thursday evening at 9 o'clock, the hall being otherwise occu- pied this evening.
 The "House That Jack Wanamaker Built" will be for trent" at City hall, beginning tomorrow night. Postage stamp-paid, 10 cents.
 Sheriff Futile opened the superior court here this morning at 10 o'clock, and then immediately adjourned until the same hour tomorrow morning. Johanna, wife of Jacob Klowaski aged 60 years, died last evening after ar illness of several weeks. The funera will take place from the residence o Mrs Martin Wall on Quarry street to thu church of the Sacred Heart, at $50 to morrow morning.
 J. C. Underhill, one of the victims O Patterson the rubber company agen who left town Sunday, wishes us to stat that he was only an employe of Patter son and is in no way responsible for tn misdeedf of the latter, who is indebted t him for four weeks wages.
 Letter Carrier James \. Duggan ten dered hls resignation to Postmaste
 
 his engagement to-day. Mir Dug gan in company with NJ. P. Kenn of New York have purchased the Palac Place sample rooms on East Main stree and will open up tomorrow.
 Daniel Lunny went into a saloon O. Pemberton street last night and bein refused drinks went outside and threN stones through the windows. He wa escorted to the station house and thi xx.ft I-nn and breach of peace. His case was cor tinued until tomorrow morning unde bonds of $l00.
 L. w. Unholtz, the upholsterer, Is Bank street, has gained an enviable It putation since he came to this city fo thorough workmanship and the promI titude with which he executes all orders He not only does all manner of upho stering to order, but attends to the hans ing of draperies and lace curtains, an carpet laying. His charges are moderate At an early hour this morning tn mangled remains of farmer name Thomas Finnegan, were found on tn tracks of the New York X New Englan road near Charter Oak park. The bod was torn to pieces, fragments of it bein strewn along the tracks for a distance 800 feet. It is supposed that Finnega was run over by freight train durln the night while walking to his home Parkville.
 The brakemen and engineers on u New England road averaged about thi teen working days last week, many them being on the road continuousl catching sleep now and then as the could. Whenever train lay at a st tion any length of time, the crew woul speedily make themselves comfortab for nap. The numerous accidents C fhn road due to the overworked condition of u men.
 Baggagemaster Thompson of tl Naugatuck station, during his rece, visit to Pennsylvania, paid visit to u western penitentiary at Alleghany Cit where his brother holds the position guard. One of the prisoners present, Mir Thompson with beautiful car made of clove wood which is used make braces on bales of Ceylon var It is a curiosity and was made by prisoner named Gordon, who is serviI 25 years sentence for highway robbe and assault.
 The regular monthly meeting of | fire board was held last evening, Cor missioner Hart acting as chairman the absence of the mayor. A resolutiC was passed that the board rscommel the appropriation of 5000 for the pu chase of a lot for the use of the depa ment, in the northern section of t city. The question of what jurisdicti foreman should have over his men W brought up The entire board, inclu ing Chief Snagg, were appointed as committee on rules and the matter W be brought up again as soon as the co mittee make their report. The cle was instructed to advertise for bids 1 the supplying of feed for the next thu months.
 Found Dead in tho Barn.