Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-10
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thlS city to DanDufV CO-uay to atUenu the fair.
 There will be special meeting of the Waterbury Temperance alliance at Bronson's hall this evening.
 Frank Pritchard Welton of this city will be married to Miss Julia Welton of Winsted, Wednesday, October 23 EIGodfrey & Co are now offering great bargains in medium priced clothing. Call there when you want garments which will fit nicely and wear well.
 Bartholomew Stack and Miss Mary Hubbard were married by the Rev Father Mulcahy at the church of the Immaculate Conception this morning.
 In court this morning John Flynn was charged with abusing his wife and neg lecting to support her and their two children. The case was continued for thirty days.
 E. T. Turner & Go have placed on their counters a special bargain in dress goods for Friday and Saturday. These goods will be sold for 1st cents per yard and are well worth double that.
 Daniel Driscoll, the tramp who was arrested in Meriden for assaulting Police man Tolles, was sentenced to sixty days in jail. Driscou said his home was in Waterbury, but that he had been on the Iodo SeNeH years. I1e io LoI hHo III here.
 The remains of Michael Sullivan, son of Mrs M. Sullivan of Jeffrey Alley, who died in the insane retreat at Middle town last July and who was buried in that place, were removed to this city to- day and inferred ill St Joseph's ceme- tery.
 Representative John O'Neill has re- ceived through Adjutant- General Bar bour a bronze medal, appropriately in scribed, from the New York centennial committee. Representative O'Neill was one of the state delegates to the centen- nial. The medal will be presented to the Bronson library.
 Hellman & Kipp have decided to dis solve partnership, MT Kipp retiring on account of his health, which is very poor. Eleven years ago to-day they Bridgeport to this city, where they suc- ceeded Fred Nuhn in the brewing busi- ness.
 The funeral of the late Hon David Clark will take place from his late resi- dence in Hartford on Friday afternoon. Owing to an expressed wish of the de- ceased the Masonic orders will not turn out in body, but the pallbearers will be selected from the Knights Templar. six from Washington commandery of Hartford and six from clark Command cry of this city, which was named in his honor.
 The suit of Prosecuting Attorney Chamberlain of Bridgeport against the Naugatuck Citizen for something over S4,0OO damages has not yet been brought to trial. When MT Chamberlain was asked what he would do with the money if his suit was successful he replied that he would donate it towards tower for the new Y. M. c. A. building. The chances are that the tower will never be built.
 The funeral of John Healey took place this morning from his late residence on Pemberton street to the church of the Immaculate Conception, where requi- em mass was sung by the Rev Father Fleming. The pallbearers were Thomas Shea, Edward Rock, Richard Hallahan Dennis Cummings, Edwin Bowe and Michael Fitzgerald, all members of the Third division, A. O. H., of which society the deceased was a member.
 William J. Souder, who fatally as- saulted John Calvin, and who was sen fenced to seven years in state prison by the Superior court two weeks ago, to-day began his prison life. He had been in jail nearly a year, the crime having been committed on the 25th of October, 1888, and he was brought back from was driven from the jail to the prison by Deputy Warden George E. Baisden. Souder will make a model prisoner, and by good behaviour will reduce his time two months each year.
 Charles R. Welton, proprietor of the City cigar store and 8 prominent mem. Der of Speedwel lodge, K. of F., died this afternoon at his home on Central avenue. Mir Welton was taken suddenly ill at his store less than week ago and was removed to his home. For some years his eyes have troubled him and he has undergone several operations in the hopes of beneftting his sight. The ar engagements for the funeral have moi been made as yet, but 1t will in all probability take place Saturday after noon.
 M. J. Brzezinski appeared in the police court this morning with a ban dage around his injured right eye and held a consultation with Prosecuting Attorney Burpee. It was brought out that Brzezinski, who had on severa occasions attacked Buckley through the
 Examiner, was courageous enough to Ssk the latter to advertise in the paper yesterday. Buckley refused and after . few words over the stories that had been circulated about him offered te lick Brzezinski for two cents. Brzezin ski produced the money and Buckley struck him as promised. Prosecuting Attorney Burpee told Brzezinski he had no business to approach Buckley for al advertisement and continued the cas, until Saturday, which MT Buckley con siders as good as an acquittal.
 SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS.
 @ Secretaries are requested to send in tn, dates of meetings of societies, lodges and clubs and to notify us of any changes of regular meet ing nights.
 Meetings To.Morrow.
 Woman's Relief corps
 Wadhams post, G. A. R.
 Waterbury Athletic club.
 Tunxis tribe, I. O. R. M.
 Court Shields, A. o. F.
 New Eno1apd Order of