Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-25
CITY NE WIS.

 day: Rain, with fog on the coast, sta- | tionary temperature.
 The first grand sociable of the North | End Social club will be held Friday | evening in Music hall. When in need of boots, shoes or rub | bers call at E. J. Finn's store, as he has the kind of goods that wear well. The meeting of the common council to take action on the water supply, an- nounced for last evening, was again ad- journed for one week.
 Thomas Moran was re-appointed superintendent of the almshouse for another year, by the board of selectmen at their meeting last night.
 The selectmen give notice that owners of dogs must register their canines on or before May 1, under the penalty pro- vided in Section 3,751 of the general statutes.
 James G. Herman, New York & caught between the bumpers of two cars yesterday afternoon and his arm was smashed. He was sent to the Hart ford hospital.
 A work train on the New York and New England road ran into a freight train at Pomperaug Valley Saturday night. The caboose of the freight train was thrown down bank and one man was slightly injured.
 There will be the usual Tuesday even- | ing rehearsal of "Pinafore" at 76 Scovill street, at 7:30 this evening. The director, who will be present, requests all who are taking part to be promptly there at at 7:30.
 The adjutant- generals office has ac- corded permission to the naval brigade, Massachusetts volunteer militia, to pass through this state armed, uniformed and equipped, to participate in the land Iparade in New York city, April 27 and
 Roadmaster Littleton of the New England road, who was hurt in the col lision at Sandy Hook Saturday morning, is more seriously hurt than was at first Isupposed. He suffers considerably from the shock and his physicians have ordered that he shall remain quite for a week or ten days yet.
 The dedication of the home for aged lOddfellows, at Groton, will take place Tomorrow afternoon. In the morning a grand parade will be held in which it is expected that Representatives of every lodge in the state will take part. In the afternoon Judge G. H. Cowell of this city will deliver the dedicatory address. The storm of last week did great damage at Meadows End, where many Waterbury people spend their summers. Mrs Tinkham's cottage was raised from , the spiles on which it rested, and when the tide receded it settled just far enough from it's former position to allow the posts on which it had rested to invade the interior, mach to the detriment of a fine piano just pur chased.
 Prof J. E. Bartlett to-day received drawings and samples of quartered oak to be used in the case of the new chan eel organ which is beng built by the Ferrand & Votey Organ Go of New York, for St Johns church. Two hand = some designs have been submitted fo1 approval. It is expected that the orgar will be in position early in September.
 Subscription tickets for the May musical festival may be exchanged fol reserved seat tickets tomorrow in tho Driggs & Smith Go music store. Int Bank street door will be opened at { o'clock and numbers will be given tc the waiting multitude in order to pre- vent confusion and dissatisfaction. N seats will be marked off in advance, ex cept those for the pupils of St Margaret school and the press.
 Great interest is being taken in tn, hair cutting match which is to talk, place this evening in Concordia hall between Frank Julian and M. Maiorino The match is for $100 a side and tn, money was placed in M. Woods hands as stake holder, this morning, at tn, DEMOCRAT office. Fifteen minutes wil be allowed for each "clip" and points = will count. There will be music by th
 Mandolin club. The contest will talk t place at Q o'clock.
 O The programme for the entertainment hn hNy hn Eo | of St Cecilia's parish, in Concordia hal
 tomorrow evening, is as follows Chorus, "The Wagon" choir; pian
 solo, Master Stops; trio, "The Mountain y Maids," Misses Smith, Herr and Her 6 ringer; recitation, "The Ride of Jenni k McNeal," Miss J. Wagner; duet, "On ward Bonny Boat" Miss Herr and M II Rudolph; quartette, "The Broker l. Pitcher" Misses Smith and Herr, Messr
 Frank Herr and A. Falbisaner; drill, $
 Cecilia's drum corps.
 Judge Barrett of the New York su
 preme court denied yesterday the mo
 tion to make permanent the injunction which the American Express compan
 recently obtained az ainst the New Yorl
 & New England railroad to restrain i
 from refusing te grant the express com
 pany facilities on the road and allowin
 the United States company the same ex
 press facilities. He also dissolved tn
 temporary injunction. This action ,b , the court rienstates the United State 1, company on the New England road
 The company had been in possession bu i'd two days when the temporary iniunC D. tion put back the American on April 5
 since which time that company ha st been operating on the road.
 The sale of the buildings of the Wa
 terbury Furniture Go, on South Mai
 and Grand streets, reported in tn -I DEMOCRAT yesterday, was the first stel
 in big real estate deal. Mir Moriart1
 has for some time wanted more room t
 allow his rapidly growing business t.
 develop, and late yesterday afternoon
 purchased the land and buildings of tn
 American Pin Go, on East Main street
 the price paid, exclusive of buildings h being $76,00O. The property has frontage on East Main street of 192 fee II sAN