Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-23
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It would not be surprising if we were treated to furry of snow to-day. It feels that way.
 The Rev Father Mulcahy is in Put nam to-day attending the funeral of the Rev Father Vygen.
 Mir and Mrs J. F. Flood will celebrate their wooden wedding tonight at theil home No West Liberty street.
 The seventh annual sociable of the Big Six Social club will be held in the Union armory Friday evening next.
 James A. Teator. aged IS years, dieC at his home, IA Field street, last night after three weeks illness with typhoid fever.
 B. NJ. Hyland, who has been visiting her parents in Ireland, has arrived ir New York and will be home tomorrow night
 Thomas McGrath, formerly of this city, has sold out his sample rooms ir Naugatuck and will, it is said. locate il the west.
 The marriage of Joseph Johnson, o1 the firm of M. Kaiser & Co.,, to Mis-: Rosa Cohen, took place to-day at Paw, tucket. R. 1.
 The grass in the old cemetery on Grand street was fired by boys last even HE. lue DldZe was eAIlI1SulSnGu De- fore doing any great damage.
 The majority of Court Fruitful Vine, A. O. F., will meet this evening to reorganize under the laws of the Ancient Order of ForesterS of America.
 A subscriber complains that case of diphtheria on Cooke street has not been card has been placed upon the house.
  ture store on South Main street to-mor- row afternoon. For the next thirty days he will give special bargains.
 The first of the series of lectures for the benefit of St Pauls NJ. E. church, will be given at the opera house to-mor- row evening by Dr Piblado of Hartford Der of Rose Hill hose Co No ,, who was injured few weeks since at the fire on Doolittle alley. was out yesterday for the first time.
 The sixteenth annual convention of the Woman's Christian temperance union of Connecticut was held in Hart ford yesterday with fifty delegates in attendance.
 James Sullivan, who has many friend s in this city, died at his home in Nauga- tuck yesterday afternoon. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning. His age was .S years.
 Willie Taylor, aged one year and five months, son of James Taylor, 51 South Wilson street, died to-day. Interment will be ill Riverside cemetery at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 Miss Berta Wood. sister of N Wood. DEMOCRAT cOmpOsitOr. was married at her home in Natchez. Miss, last week to R. A. Mcconnell, dealer in plantation supplies, at Lowndesville, $. c,
 At the Sunday school convention to be held in Meriden Wednesday and Thursday of next week Rev w. P. Els don, of this city, will speak on ''The Coming Superintendent"
 The high license fee evidently has no terrors for the Waterbury liquor dealers. Already nearly one hundred license applications have been received by Town Clerk White.
 The seventh annual sociable of the First division, A. o. H., will be held in City hall, Thanksgiving eve. November 27. Bergin's orchestra will furnish music and Prof A. Moore will prompt
 President Clark of the Consolidated road has gone to Wilmington, Del, to inspect the new transfer steamer Mary land, which has just been completed, The steamer will transfer cars between Jersey City and Harlem.
 The case of the state of New York against the Consolidated railroad for violating New York statute in using stoves in the cars is still in the courts. In regard to it the Engineering and Building Record says that the road will probably be compelled to pay 5000 in fines.
 H. NJ. Chase, general emigration agent of the Oregon River and Naviga- tion company and secretary and treas urer of the Walla Walla & Columbia Railroad company was the guest of Supt Crawford of the Meriden. Water bury & Connecticut River road yester- day.
 The funeral of Mrs Julia Flana gan took place yesterday morning at the family residence Bishop street and was largely attended. A solemn requiem mass was celebrated at the church of the Immaculate Conception. The pall-bearers were John Clohessy, Patrick Carroll, Patrick Garran and Martin Fitzpatrick.
 The entertainment committee of Co G held meeting last night and decided to give sociable on the company's annual OaCe. the OlSt Ol beCeIQDCT. Inc 1OllOW- ing subcommittee were appointed: Music, Lieut. Halpin, Sergt Bolger and Corp Collins; printing, Corp Maloney, Privates Hudner and T. Lawlor
 The annual brigade tournament of the Connecticut National guard is being held at New Haven to-day. Teams from the first, second, third and fourth re- giments and the fifth battalin have been entered and sharp contest will be made. Coporal Goldsmith of Company A is member of the second regiment team. Colonel Doherty, Surgeon Bene- dict and other military men of this city are attending the tournament.
 Orders just issued by the adjutant general provide ''The respective com- handing officers of each regiment and the battalion, of infantry, National guard, will immediately order weekly evening drills of each organization in their command to be resumed and con- tinued November 1, proXimo, until May