Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-03
CITY NEWS.

sacred hearC cnurcn falr at Clty hdh tonight.
 The board of police commissioners will meet this evening.
 A meeting of the board of education will be held this evening.
 Tho evening schools will be opened next Monday evening.
 The regular meeting of the police commissioners will be held this even- | ing.
 Officers Dodds and William Brickel are attending the superior court Ill New Haven.
 The New England road is arranging to build siding one mile in length, near the Meriden junction.
 The members of Co A held their first drill of the season last night. Co c will drill this evening.
 Upson &; Singleton can clothe you warmly and styiishly for small amount of cash.
 Joseph Other has brought suit against the city claiming $500 damages for injuries received by falling on South Main street.
 A pretty bouquet will be presented to every lady in the grand march at the sociable of the Brooklyn Athletic club 
 At the meeting of the fire commis- siOuers last evening a committee was appointed to have two new sliding poles placed in the house of Hook and Ladder Go No 1.
 The case of Lockwood Brothers vs John Cass. for disobeying an order of court, was called in the district court this morning and continued until Sat urday.
 Margaret Fitzgerald. aged 20 years, dled this morning. The funeral will take place at 3 o'clock tomorrow from her late residence, 242 Baldwin street, to the church of the Immaculate Con ception.
 Richard II. Morgan, the South Meri- den gardener, received a check for $500 from the Merden, Waterbury & Con nCcticut River company, Saturday, in payment for the horses killed by jump ing from a bridge on to the track last spring.
 The funeral of the late Charles Foley took place this morning to St Patrick's church, where a requiem mass was cele- bratcd at 9 o'clock by Rev Father Brown. The pallbcarers were: Messrs Laurent, Bernicr, Lemai, Valentine, Nadeau and Dion.
 A recent day Young Briggs of Water bury, while visiting his grandfather, William Ward, got his left hand caught and two fingers of it smashed off in the gearing of a hay cutter. Doctor Bull gave best of surgical attention to the in .jured membcrs.-Naugatuck Enterprise.
 The case of Mrs Holmes vs Daniel Buckley, action on a summary process, is being heard before Justice Griggs and jury in the district court room to-day. The jurors are William B. Judd, Joseph Munger William Milton, Davis Bald win, Edward l.. Maloney and Balthas Schlegel
 Tug of-war teams from the Rogers &; Brother factory and the West Brass mill will contest at the Sacred Heart church fair Wednesday evening. Tonight, in stead of "Old Dads Cabin" the comedy sketch, "The Anglo-maniac" will be given by Masters Bowers, Drgnan, Burns and Miss Fannie Slavin.
 From the 1st to the 1th of October high temperature was experienced. From that date until the 25th a uni formity was observed. followed by cold waves on the 35th-2Sth. The highest temperature was at P. m. of the 4th, S6 degrees. The lowest was recorded on the morning of the 29th, 2l degrees aEove zero. FrOsts occurred during six nights and snow fell on two days, the combined depth being one-half inch | There were rain precipitatiOns during 9 days, the total rainfall being inches and S3-100. There were 3 cloudless days, 9 partly clear, and total solar obscurty. The prevailing air currents were from the north during IS days, from the south days, and days variable. A number of red sunsets were observed and a solar rainbow spapned the western sky on the morning of the 9th.