Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-22
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Yesterdays New York Graphic con- tained sketches of Camp Bulkeiey and pictures of Col Doherty and statf.
 Si Perkins at the opera house this even ing. The play is an old favorite here and will meet a warm reception.
 A party of Waterbury young men are making preparations to camp out at Tylers pond, Litchfield next week.
 A concrete walk is being laid in front of St Ann's South Main street property from the rectory front to the corner of Clay street.
 Rev Father Zones. who has been sick for fortnight, is convalescent. His duties are being performed by Father Leddy of Bridgeport.
 James k. Mccarthy and C. J. Brom- berg and Chief Egan of this city attend ed the reunion of the First Connecticut cavalry at New Haven yesterday.
 Arrangements are being made for an entertainment and sociable to be given by Barcelona council, K. of C., at City hall Friday evening. September 4i.
 Robert McGrath has placed a bell in his sample rooms, which will ring two minutes before the curtain rises in the opera house at each entertainment
 The twenty fourth annual reunion of the First Connecticut Light battery will be held at Sachem's Head, ill the town of Guilford, Thursday, September 19.
 The concert upon the green last even ing by the French Canadian band was thoroughly enjoyed by an immense crowd. For young organization the band is making wonderful progress and will before long rank with the finest in the state.
 Edward Bush, a well known young man and member of the American band of this city, died at his home in New Haven Tuesday. His funeral took place at New Haven this afternoon :. number of members of the band being in attendance.
 The Fairfield county commissioners have received word from the ccmmis- sioners of New Haven county that Thursday, August go, is the day fixed for a conference of the two boards ill re- lation to Washington, Zoar and other bridges.
 Gertie Granville Hart, wife of Tony Hart is member of the ''Will O the Wisp' company which will appear here Monday evening. Mir Hart is greatly improved in health and will visit his wife during her stay in Waterbury. He will be pleased to meet his fssany friends Joseph Kingston, jr, grocer On North Elm street. is the first one to be arrested here for violation of the ''cigarette" law Yesterday afternoon he sold paper oi tobacco to @ six year old boy who Was sent after it by a young man working near by. He was ordered to appear be fore the court but the case was nollet upon payment of costs.
 Persons who intend going on the A o. H. excursion next Friday should re member that a different tug and barge from those used last year will carry tht party. The committee of arrangement guarantee that the trip will be made il four hours, and the eXcursionists cal rest assured that they will arrive hom in good season.
 Holmes, Booth & Hayt!ens to-da gave notice of an appeal in the matte of assessments and benefits to them b. the proposed change of layout of Sout Riverside street. The amount of dam ages awarded the company by the boar of compensation waSS1 .4ol 50, while tn benefits were placed at S2.530.0 %, a bal ance in favor of the city of S1 ,O1S.5O.
 When it was intended to run the Mel lden, Waterbury X Connecticut Rive railroad through the property where tn Eolian Organ x Music company fac tory now stands signs were erecte warning foot travellers to ''lool, out fC the engine" The signs are still there and are the cause of much wondermer to strangers who do not see any trac there.-Meriden Republican.
 R. w. torres has rented d store in Ii Pritchard block. 151 Bank street. an for the next few days will exhibit novel vapor stove. which is pronounce the best thing of the kind in the narke Mir Jones has the exclusive right to se ,~t.N 1I,,,.t f.,, counties and before leaving Waterbul would like to place the agency for tn or any other town in his territory Wit some enterprising man.
 Phoebe Appleton. young woma employed as q waiter at the Tremol house was arrested yesterday by office of the Humane society for neg glect of h. sixteen months old child. The case h; a partial hearing before Judge Bra street this morning and was continu' until tomorrow. Attorney Wilson Pierce and Judge Cowell conducted u prosecution, and the latter gentlem; caused quite a commotion, but did Il terrlfy the prisoner ill the least. by u vigorous and inelegant language used.
 The Connecticut association of farI CTS and sportsmen. for the protection game and fish elected yesterday at Hal ford:President. A. C. Collins of Hartfor vice-president and treasurer, N. w. He comb of Simsblry: secretary. Geor Mclean of Hartford. The officers. wi C. H. Smith and A. E. Hart, compo the executive committee. Directors: P. Mclean of Hartford. J. C. Chambs lain of Bridgeport. Dr J. w. Alsays Middletown, A. L. kllrane of Tollan $. w. Whitlock of Waterbury, Samu A. Eddy of Canaan, C.. A. Reed Chaplin and z. R. Robbins Of Norwic
 RECOVERED HER CHILD.