Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-24
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will be held ill Bridgeport September 16. Dr w. L. Barber and David Thompson, returned this morning from their visit | to Alaska. A number of girls are wanted to make paper boxes by R. E. Hitchcock & Co, Canal street. Between to-day and next Wednesday is due Prophet Johnson's granddaddy of all storms. Miss Julia Brophy. aged IS, died at the home of her parents on Dublin street this afternoon. There will be a meeting of the Third order of St Dominic at the church of the Sacred Heart at 3:3O p. m. tomorrow. w. s. Bailey will.deliver a temperance address from the band stand on the green at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 At the reunion of the Stone family at Seaside Park, Wednesday, E. l.. Bron- son of this city, was elected vice presi- dent.
 The Rev Leonard w. Bacon will de- liver an address at the rooms of the Y. M. c. A. at o'clock tomorrow after noon.
 Mrs A. B. Fisk, mother of George Fisk of B. Shoninger & Go, left to-day to visit relatives in Chicago and Milwau- kee.
 The case against Robert J. Walker, charged with theft from the Waterbury Furniture company, has been continued until Tuesday morning.
 Elder Chase predicted Thursday at the Second Adventist camp meeting at Tylerville that the world would come to an end on October 9.
 Tickets for twill O the Wisp" went on To at th6, Do rly I,.,,, CfN Manager Jacques says the entertainment IS first class in every particular.
 John Cronin, who was detained at police headquarters, pending the inves- tigation of the death of John w. O'Con- nell. was released this morning.
 Oscar Kaluse of the watch shop, will this evening wed Miss Maria Kalich of MT Nicholas Wenzers family. The cer- emony will be performed by the Rev Mir Micou.
 The condition of Ernest Brown, the young fellow who accidently shot him. self yesterday, has not improved very much but there is possibility that he may recover.
 The Misses Emma and Nellie Farrell of Waterbury, have returned from a three weeks stay in this city, where they were the guests of Mrs Dr Millingtons fam ily.-New London Day.
 General Treasurer P. D. Ryan of the Knights of Columbus has paid the en- dowment to the widow of John R. Miller of New Haven. This makes S1O4 ,OO0 paid out since the birth of the order.
 The excursion of the employees of the American Pin company to Pawson Park was largely attended this morning, there being cars attached to the special train over the New England road.
 The annual reunion of the Fifteenth Conn Volunteers is being held in Naug atuck to-day, a number of veterans from this city being present. Thirty-four men went with the Fifteenth regiment from Waterbury.
 George Parker, the owner of the Bran ford Point house, and a produce mer- chant at 227 Washington street, New York, is the loser of S7 ,OOO through the bOokkeeper. Johnson used the money to bet on horse races.
 Miss Aggie Begley, Miss Aggie McEl- roy and Ella Phelan of Waterbury and also Mrs Oleomwell and her two children of Danbury are the guests of Mrs John Phalen in her new home on Prospect street, East End.-Bridgeport Farmer.
 A girl giving the name of Mary Sulli- van, and who is believed to be the one who victimized many people here a year ago, was one of the principals in asSalva. tion army row ill Putnam the other night. Her story that she had escaped from Catholic convent was found tc be lie.
 R. w. Jorres has rented store in the Pritchard block, 151 Bank street, and for the next few days will exhibit g novel vapor stove, which is pronounced the best thing of the kind in the market MT Jorres has the exclusive right to sel the stove in New Haven and Hartford counties and before leaving Waterbury would like to place the agency for thi. or any other town in his territory witt some enterprising man.
 The annual reunion and banquet o the 23rd Regiment, c. V., will take plac, at Seaside Park, Bridgeport, Septembe 10. Waterbury sent Company A an( part of Co H to the 23rd. Among the members were: F. B. Rice, K. T. Root, D HI. Meloy, c. Lamb, Edward Rush,'J. NJ Burrall, William J. Darling, H. N Stocking and number of others. w H. Hine of the Bridgeport News is secre tary of the association.
 Dingwell, the Waterbury contractor who moved the two houses from Firs to North Main street has made an as signment for the benefit of his creditors and trustee and appraisers have beer appointed by the probate court. Tn, appraisers have visited AnsOnia and ap praised the property held here by at tachment on papers served by Constable Walker. It was the Ansonia contract that ruined Dingwell.-Ansonia Sem tinel.