Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-23

Dr Sullivan, of Southington, spent yes terday in town.
 A pleasant time is in store for those who attend the excursion to Savin Rock next Saturday.
 The store of Julius Baruch is closed, and the stock of goods was removed to New York to-day.
 The Second Congregational Sunday school picnic which was to have taken place tomorrow, has been postponed to Thursday of this week.
 Miss Antoinette Feron has recovered from her recent indisposition, and yester- day assumed the duties of organist at St Ann's French Catholic church.
 Miss Dollie Norman, accompanied by her brother Joseph, of New York city, is visiting with the family of Mrs Dillon on William street.
 Daniel Sullivan, of South River street, was run over by a passing team this after noon on Scovill street, but fortunately was uninjured.
 Patrick Lawlor, who was sent to the town house short time ago for examina- ton as to his sanity, has been adjudged insane and will be taken to Middletown as soon as possible.
 Conductor Billy" Morris, who runs the 9 o'clock train out of this city for Hartford every morning, is the possessor of canary that has laid IS eggs in F days. Where the extra egg came from is mystery to Billy and his friends.
 As soon as the opposing counsel can agree on a man conservator will be ap- pointed over H. A. Steele. Two names have been thus far presented, those of A. p1-l- D,,. NI,n conse1vator will probably be appointed to- morrow.
 The police have received notice from Chief Marsh of Bridgeport to look out for a seal skin sacque, almost new, hunting case watch marked "W. w. w." a cameo broach set in gold, and a quantity of sill verware stolen from that city within a few days.
 The water main break on Bank street, spoken of ip Saturdays DEMOCRAT, en- larged in the evening, and in few mo- ments stream was running through EX- chBnge place and clear down South Main street to Grand street. It was repaired yesterday.
 Rev Farrell Martin, new curate at St Patricks church, was celebrant of the 10:30 mass yesterday morning. and preached the sermon of the day He also sang vespers The congregation were deeply moved when the pastor announced the change that had been made, and spoke a few words of re- gret in the loss of Rev Father Curtin.
 Patrick Fitzpatrick, aged 66 years, died this morning at his home on Scovill street after an illness of four weeks. MT. Fitz- patrick was probably acquainted better than any one in the city. He has lived here for s6 years, and most of his time, up to 15 years ago, was spent on grocery team. For the last period of his life he was engaged in the hack business, and has amassed considerable of a fortune.
 Gen s. w. Kellogg is now in Washing ton representing the citizens committee in the endeavor to get the senate bill for the appropriation of $100,000 as passed by the senate, passed by the house, as amended by that body, to wit, at $75, ,000. It is then proposed to ask for the appointment of a conference committee of the senate and house. Before this committee a hearing will be had when it is expected the mayor, with the full citizens committee will be present and endeavor to show the necessity for the S100,000 appropriation, It is now only question of whether the sum shall be S75, 900 or $100, 900 for the public build. ing in this city,