Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-08
CITY NE WS.

Sacred Heart church fair at City hall tonight. Sergeant Cox predicts fair, cooler weather. "Uncle Toms Cabin" at the opera | house this evening. The Rev Father Bourret was a well come visitor at the fair in City hall last night. H. w. French and E. M. Burrall left this morning for a brief vacation in Tennessee.
 Sacred Heart church fair at City hall tonight. "O'Toole at School" will be presented.
 The court of common council will meet Monday evening to transact regu- lar monthly business.
 Joseph Somers and Edward Pierpont left this morning for several days visit in Johnstown City, Tenn.
 Mary Synnott, aged 16 years, died this morning at her home No S3 Dublin street The funeral will take place Monday morning.
 The funeral of Mrs Patrick Cum mer- ford took place from her late resid ence to the church of the Sacred Heart this morning.
 The First division, A. O. H., have completed all the arrangements for their annual sociable at City hall, Thanksgiving eve.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Nolan will take place from her late residence, cor ner of Orange and East Main streets, at 1:15 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 In the superior court at New Haven yesterday Judge Fenn granted divorce to Mary Galpin of this city from Frank l.. Galpin of Torrington cause, intem- perance.
 A. F. Abbott 6 Son agents have sold one of their choice Johnson street lots to Architect Joseph A. Jackson, who pro- poses to erect a cottage of neat design thereon.
 Mrs A. Julian, who with her child were burned to death by the explosion of a lamp, Tuesday night, at her home in Pennsylvania, was sister of Mrs c. D. Bishop of Jewelry street, this city.
 .Arlie Latham, the great third base man of St Louis Browns fame, has been signed by Manager Doe of the New Britains and will play goal. Latham last evening.
 Miss Mamie Delowery, recently of this city, was married an Chicago, We'd nesday, by the Rev Father Sullivan, to George w. Schuder, formerly superin- tendent of the Chicago Hardware works. The presents wers numerous and valuable.
 The remains of Mrs Joseph Schwaeble who died in Detroit, will be brought tC this city this evening. The funeral will take place from the family residence. or Abbott avenue to the church of the I'm maculate Conception, at 2:45 o'clock to- morrow afternoon.
 Rev Patrick J. Kennedy of St Pat rick's church, Hartford, has been trans ferred to Grosvenordale. Rev William Lynch, recently of Manchester, will be curate of Rev Father Sheridan at Wind Sor Locks, and not pastor of the parish as announced yesterday.
 The French Canadian Social club are arranging to give another of their popu' lar sociables, in Music hall, New Yearl eve. Arrangements are being made b. a committee consisting of 5. $. La pointe, A. Bernier, F. Daniels, J. O Llpalme and L. E. Valentine.
 In the superior court at Bridgeport yesterday morning, no date was set fol the hearing of the injunction cas' brought by Dr Merrow against the Sun day Herald, but the judge informed both the attorneys for the plaintiff ant defendant that he would hear it at tn earliest possible opportunity afforded him.
 A letter received by friends of Ralpl Blood, formerly of this city, from tn authorities at the hospital in Middle town, does not give any encouragement as to improvement in his condition. A present he will take no food, and it Ina to be forced into his stomach. He say that the spirits have forbidden him speak aloud, so he makes his wishe known in whispers.
 The station agent at Stratford yestel day morning found that the depot ha been broken into and robbed during tn night before. About $15 in change ant some tickets were gone. From Stratfor the burglars evidently walked directl to the station at Naugatuck junction about two miles, and this was als entered. The burglars did not secur much of value at the junction.