Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-25
CITY NEWS.

Dairy Inspector Winslow is in town to-day. Lew Dockstader's minstrels at the opera house this evening.
 Special forecast for Connecticut For Saturday, generally fair weather, sta tionary temperature.
 Nearly one hundred and fifty Water bury people attended the football game in New York yesterday.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Mamie Wood and John E. Jacobs which will take place next month.
 Evening schools will be commenced in the Bank, Clay, Washington and Ridge streets school buildings next Mon day evening.
 Postmaster Doherty has moved into his new office, but the improvements have not been completed and it will be a week or more before everything will be in shape.
 Stoves have been placed in the street clrs, and if little fire were now placed in the stoves many a comment made by the patrons of the road would be unnec- esSary.
 The contract to fit up the new gymna- sium of the Y. NJ. c. A., on West Main street, has been awarded to the Schum- acher Gymnasium company of Akron, Ohio.
 The liquor licenses which the county commissioners have granted are at Prosecuting Agent Colley's office and the owners of them can have them by calling there.
 Eugene Carroll held No 572 which won the 35 pound turkey at J. E. Watts last night. No 2971 won turkey No 2, but up to press hour no one had pre- sented the ticket.
 A beautiful dinner was served by Su- perintendent Moran to the inmates of the almshouse yesterday. The good things were contributed by friends and charitably disposed persons.
 The manager of the new Odd Fellows home at Groton will be Walter M. Ed monds fo Southampton, l.. I. MT Ed monds is a member of of Nosahogar lodge, I. O. O. F. of this city.
 The drawing for horse, owned by Patrick Sugrue, which was to take place tomorrow evening at 34 Grand street has been postponed until next week Saturday, December 8.
 A private sociable will be given il Music hall this evening under tht auspices of the lady clerks in numbe of the dry and fancy goods stores. II Pythian hall leap year social and danc will be held
 Samuel Nuttall, of Simonsville, fel from a ladder distance of sixteen O eighteen feet, yesterday, on Round Hil 9 street, striking on his head. He receive, f an ugly gash which required severa stitches to close, and both knees wer s badly bruised.
 The jury in the Waterbury superio 1 court were dismissed for the term, a a the close of the Kelley Baldwin case i New Haven, Wednesday afternoon The case of Fred R. Swift vs Michael E & Keeley, which was assigned for trie next Tuesday, accordingly goes owe t until the April term.
 l., Miss Emma Mccarthy, teacher in tn High school, has been granted leave C y absence for the winter. Her place wi be filled by Miss Lyman, a graduate ( Mount Holyoke college of South Hac ley, Mass. Miss Mccarthy will probabl spend the winter ill Washington, DC. , A piece of brick fell from the stal ing of the new Bohl building on Sout Main street, or else it was dropped by careless workman, about Il o'clock tC day. Several men were passing at tn time, and the brick hit one of them o the shoulder and arm, fortunately doin = no injury.
 The fire sale of the Waterbury Furn ture company will continue two day longer They expect to make a clea sweep of everything in stock, in orde to give room to the carpenters and det B orators, who are waiting to make goo 70 the damage done by the recent fire, S o that the new stock may be received i time for the holiday trade. 't The wreck caused by the tail-end co ~ lision Wednesday evening, at Hop Rive on the New England road, was cleare Y away so that trains could pass at 7:t yesterday morning. The collision rolle the passenger engine completely over that it lay on it's side on the north sic , of the track and as soon as the wrecke |' freight cars were got out of the way tl track opposite the engine was throw about six feet to the south, which alloy
 ed the passing of trains. The caboose an
 cab of the engine were burned, as W;
 all the wood work on the engine. TT
 engine will probable be allowed to r
 main where it is until Sunday. At
 o'clock yesterday morning ten we
 bound freight trains were stalled
 Hartford, which had accumulated durir
 the night on account of the wreck.