Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-25
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Sturges NJ. Judd attended the reunion of the Judd family at Bridgeport yesterday. Ladies, don't fail to attend the special auction sale at Somers' Thursday at : P. m A special summoned meeting of Court l Falcon, A. o. F., will be held tomorrow evening The Jacques Cartier club of Meriden will present the drama "Riel" in this city i'll the fall. The Rev Terrence Smith, of New Haven, has been appointed assistant to the Rev Father Roddan, of Bristol.
 Christina Cullen, infant daughter of Edward S. Cullen of East Main street, died this morning of cholera infsntum.
 There will be a meeting of Go G's base ball team this evening at the armory. Every member is expected to be present.
 The Cummings combination company of this city will give an entertainment and dance in ArmoIy hall, Litchield, August
 Mrs T. E. Beddoe left yesterday for Cincinnati, where her husband is em- ployed stenographer in one of the courts.
 The annual Connecticut camp meetings will be held at Plainville, August 5; Wili- mantle, August 12, and Pine Grove, August 16
 Rev w. F. Elsdon of this city is ill at tendance at the eighth annual meeting of the Baptist Bible School union at Crescent beach near Mantle.
 ]. A dispatch from Vineyard Haven, Mass says that the steamer Jesse B. Rowland ar rived safely yesterday with members of Nosahogan lodge of Odd Fellows of this city.
 Matthew White and Dennis Kilduff, ap praisers for the estate of the late William Charters, yesterday made their report to Judge Phelan. The estate is valued at $1O,50O.
 A brother of ex-Chief of Police Martin, of Birmingham was fighting drunk at the Naugatuck station this afternoon. It re- quired the services of two officers to bring him in.
 Michael Hughes and Miss Mary Hamill were married by the Rev Father Martin at St Patrick's church at 9 a. m. to-day. Miss Maggie Casey.
 Eben E. Macleod, travelling passenger agent of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad, was in town to-day, the guest of Ticket Agent Manwaring of the New England station.
 Mrs Carrie Stedman, daughter of James E. Fenton of this city, died at her home in Wakefield, R. l., Sunday from typhoid fever. She was 22 years old and had been married only six months.
 John Sullivan and Miss Katie Prinder- vile were married with nuptial mass by the Rev Father Martin at St Patrick s church at 7:3O this morning. William Ahearn acted as best man and Miss Annie Driscoll as bridesmaid.
 The funeral of Daniel Campion will take place to morrow morning at the church of the Immaculate Conception at 7:3O o'clock. After high mass is celebrated the re- mains will be taken to the Dublin street railroad station and thence to. Middletown for interment.
 A daughter of August Brassart was knocked down by a team driven by Henry Cooley while alighting from a horse car at Center square this afternoon. She re ceived no injuries other than bruised arm. MT Cooley was not to blame for the accident.
 It was cold enough last night for light oyercoat The Hartford Times, and it is pretty good authority, says the summer has been unusually cool, and claims that the mercury has not yet reached 90 de- grees this season, all reports to the con trary notwithstanding.
 DrJ. F. Hayes of this city has accepted
 
 staff of Col William Donoghue of the First regiment A. O. H. Rifles. Dr Hayes is a prominent member of Co E, and has had Col Donophues offer under consideration for some time.
 The two surviving railroad men who were pulled out of the Meriden & Water bury railroad wreck are both getting along finely, and will almost without doubt recover The officials of the road sent four significant floral tributes, a broken column, broken wheel, crown and wreath, to the funeral of Fireman James Fitzgerald of Westfeld.
 Governor Bulkeley has made the follow inp appointments on the commission to build the new shops tt the state prison, ordered by the last legislature Prison Director R. M Hewett and Representative Wallace T. Fenn of Wethersfeld and Mir William M. Charter of Hartford. The amount of the appropriation is S25, 900, which, with available material from the old prison building, will make the amount 10 be expended about S33, ,000.
 The funeral of Mrs L. F. Burpee took place this afternoon, the services being conducted by the Rev Dr Anderson and the Rev MT Micou. Among the many beautiful floral offerings was handsome cross with the words ."Rock of Ages Cleft For Me" in immortelles. The floral piece was presented by Go A of which MT Bur pee is captain. The pallbearers were: L. A. Platt, J. P. Kellogg, J. B. Doherty, c. l.. Stocking, T. R. Hyde and H. Rowland
 The Bridgeport Farmer says that At torney Chamberlain will prefer charges against Deputy Sheriff Sweeney of Nauga-' tuck for leaving the town when riot was threatened The matter will be brought to the attention of Sheriff Gates and the county commissioners. The Bridgeport papers are making a big fuss over small matter. No riot was threatened or Sheriff Sweeney would have been in the hottest part of it, every law breaker who ever feil into his clutches can testify.
 For several months past the Aluminium Brass and Bronze company of Bridgeport has been in correspondence with the sec reta-y of the navy, and the result will be that when the new works are completed the manufacture of cannons, guns, plates for men of war and in fact all the imple oavfo ofU will ho