Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-08-23
CTTY NEWS.

The fall term of the superior court, civil side, will open at New Haven, Tuesday, September 6.
 Mayor Webster, who is confined to his home by illness, expects to be out agaln in about ten days.
 The Bridgeport Sunday Union has suspended publication. It was too clean paper for that city.-Stamford Advocate.
 Christ's church of Watertown will picnic at High Rock grove on Wednes- day, August 24, instead of Thursday as announced yesterday.
 The exterior of the church of the Sacred Heart has been given a coat of paint by l.. F. Haase's workmen, and a fine looking job they have done.
 Secretary Downey of the Connecticut Press assocIation is about to call meet ing of the executive committee to de- termine whether a summer meeting be held.
 There was good attendance at the meeting of the Band of Hope, at St PauPs church last evening. The sing ing of Miss Bennett of Philadelphia was well received.
 Barcelona council, K. of U. will give pleasant entertainment at St Patrick's hall Friday evening. Tickets can be
 
 Wright & WeIble's store.
 Several members of Lady Burkitt council, No 27. D. of L., of Watertown, visited Lady Trumbull council, D. of l.. of Waterbury last evening and enjoyed very pleasant social session. The new Court Linden, A. O. F. of A., will meet this evening in Carrollton hall. There are number of candidates to be initiated and it is expected that all the members will attend. The Cuban Giants were so we'll pleased with the brown caps and linen clusters to be worn by the Acmes during their trip, that they visited a Bank street store this morning and purchased similar outfit.
 Madame St Augustine has been ap- pointed to succeed Mother St Mary at the convent of Notre Dame. The new mother was formerly connected with the convent and will be no stranger to large number of pupils and frien Is.
 The marriage of William H. Hall, of J. B. Mullingss, and Mrs Annie Aston Shannon will take place at the brides home at 80 tomorrow afternoon. MT Hall rendered a complimentary dinner | to the clerks of the store at CastrOp's last evening.
 Hugh O'Flaherty, a we'll known Hart ford attorney, was divorced ten years ago. His former wife married a man named Austin, from whom she was di- vorced. Then she met O'Flaherty and again became his wife at Bridgeport, Saturday evening.
 l Branch No S94, Order Iron hall of New Haven, will hold special meeting tonight in Elks' hall, when it will be decided whether to discontinue running | hn THn 1alc h some important evidence in connection with the mismanagement at head quarters, and this will be disclosed at the meeting.
 The Acme club entertained the Cuban Giants at tLeir rooms last evening. | Manager II. R. Durant, who so success fully managed the ball team during the season and who is about to leave, was presented with purse of $25, by J. H. Freney, in behalf of the club. Harry was very much surprised. The club left this morning on their ten days trip.
 The New London Morning Telegraph says: The Lucier Minstrels furnished ar excellent entertainment of mirth and music in the New London opera house last night. There was a large audience that expressed by frequent applause ) appreciation of the various musica numbers and specialties. The company will probably visit this city on another date, and there will surely be full r house on that occasion. At the opert house Friday evening.
 The handsome new organ at the Sacred Heart church is being visited daily by many people who arc enthu siastic in their praises of the appear ance of the instrument. It will bt formally introduced to the public in ; lyS XXyh ito : will be given. This recital will take tho - place of the semi-annuaI choir enter tainment, which, heretofore has beer given some time during the month O. September.
 The bids for providing Welton
 Sperry, Bishop and Washington stree
 schools with the Parsons system o
 closets, have been opened by Chairman
 Wolff, who finds that the bid of Johr
 F. Moore. of 25S Bank street, is tho
 lowest MT Moore bears an excellen
 reputation as a sanitary plumber, ant the High school, Dwight street anC
 Howard avenue schools, of New Ha
 ven, are pointed to as samples of hi
 work. The new system will hay,
 sewer connections in all the schools,
 matter which will do away with con
 siderable complaining. The plans ant
 specifications were by Architect Angus
 tus J. Smith. The estimates of th' J different bidderslwere as follows: Lev
 H. Toucey $2, ,750, Barlow Bros Co g, ,G1O
 Charles Thatcher Go $1 ,960, Disley 6 S Weyand $1,025, w. E. Booth S1,99O r John F. Moore $1 ,64S.
 . Aaron II. Woodruff, who appear
 here shortly in his American play
 "Uncle Hiram" is one of the most yer
 satile actors in the profession. He ha
 played successfully all lines of bushes
 but found comedy and character to b
 his forte. He made his first appearance , with Emile Melville in the "Bohemial
 Girl" at the Bush street theatre, Sal k Francisco, 1875, and has since held
 leading position in the best companie
 on the road. He IS excruciatingl,
 funny in "Uncle Hiram," which = playing the capacity of theatres every
 where. At the opera house Monday
 August %.
 A KIeptOmaniac.