Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-27
CITY NE WS.

s'Iernlnl'.. at tue opera ilotSe lb-liloi TOW afternoon and evening.
 Special and attractive bargains in the cloak department at F.. T. Turner X Cos this week.
 Mir and Mrs John II. Moran are rcceiv- ing the congratulations of their friends. It is q girl.
 Frank N Bronson and Miss Helen II. Merrill were married by the Rev w. r. Elsdon last evening.
 Ticket No 1l.2 won the gold watch drawn at the meeting of Court Wolf Tone last evening.
 The annual concert and sociable of the Rose Hill Social club will be held in the armory tomorrow afternoon and evening.
 Of eighteen samples of Connecticut vinegar recently tested by order of Cor-- missioner Tatem. five were not what they should be.
 Dennis Hawley. 1, South Main street. has something to say about furs, in another column to-day. He claims to have the best selected stock i'll the city. Ambrose Markle. the lineman who was injured at the Naugatuck yards few days ago, Is improving somewhat. but It will be some time before he will be able to resume his work.
 The annual sociable of Co \ will be held i'll the armory this evening. Dane ing will begin promptly at S:3o o'clock to the music of the Amphion orchestra. l. Utfendale will prompt.
 E The regular passenger schedule will be carried out on the Consolidated road to- morrow. No local freight will be ac- cepted at the Naugatuck freight office, as no freight train will run.
 f T., tht, stance that the late Mir John Crerar was for years a resident of that town sutiici- ently explains the public spirit of which Chicago is receiving the benefits.
 George Taylor. a wavward boy was before the police court this morning for breach of the peace committed on Jack son street Sunday afternoon. He was given a talking to by the judge and sen tence was suspended.
 The windows and money department at the post office to-morroW will close al 12 m. The carriers will make their usual morning trip. The outgoing mail will close at ?. n and the incoming mails will be distributed as usual.
 Edward J. Casey and Miss Ellen McDowd were married by the Rev Father Fleming at the church of the Immaculate Conception at l0:30 thi> morning. William II. Began performed the duties of best man and Miss Katie NcDowd. a sister of the bride. acted as bridesmaid.
 The seventh annual sociahle of the First division. A. c. H.. will be held II City hall this evening and a pleaea nt time Is in store for all who attend. Ed ward Doocy. J. ]. Downey, William Mccormick. J. E. Finlr! and Edward Keegan constitute the committee of ar engagements.
 Patrons of the Meriden. Waterbury X Connecticut Rail road should bear II mind that train ,. leaving Meri,;rn at 6:35 p. m.. will not run Thanksgiving day; and on Friday. November %. train ,. leaving Dublin street. Waterbury. al . a. nf will also be discontinued for that day.
 Jeremiah Dunn. contractor, of Naugl- tuck. was to-day presented with an cte- gant antique oak secretary and book case by John II. Mulvilit. Dr <. d. Walsh II. Shanahan and JustIce Law less. a committee representing "Thl Independent Order of Turks" Tht article was purchased of the Waterbury Furniture Co, Grand street.
 The funeral of Mrs Charles r. .Fontainc was attended this morning. the service beng conducted by the Rev k. w. Micou and the Rev A. (. Eggeeton The pail bearers were: II. T. Sledman Reed The remain were taken to Mill ford for burial, on the lO:5+ train.
 w. D. Richardson, of the firm of w. D. Richardson X Co, and Miss Amelir He'll mann. daughter of Martin Hellmann were quietly married by the Rev Dl Rowland at one O clock this afternoon. Nil and Mrs Richardson left on the 2:4G train for a brief wedding trip to include New York and Washington.
 \ copy of a hand bill advertising a shooting match which was held at the farm of Miles B. Ford, Prospect. Noven- Der II, 1916 was left at the DEMOCRAT office to-day. The price per shot Was six and one quarter cents for hens, dis tance nine rods, and twelve and one half cents for turkeys, distance twenty five rods. SpOrtsmen were invited tC attend.
 Miss Elizabeth Nolan of Porter street and Chrlstol her Brooks of New York were married by the Rev J. H. Duggan at St Patrick's < church this morning. \ reception followed at the residence ot the brides sister. Mrs Henry kenncv and was attended by the immediate friends of the contracting parties. Nh and Mrs Brooks will reside in New York.
 The will of the late Dr Gideon L. Plat was admitted to probate yesterday after noon. It Is a very lengthy document ant dispOses of the estate us tOllOws: One third to the testatora wife; SS0OO il trust for Dr Tudor Platt. Ninelund. \ J.; the remainder to Luther ;. PIatt Naugatuck. ill trust for the testator' children. Dr Walter B. Platt. Baltimore Mrs Dr Holmes, and Charles F.. platt Detrort, Mich. The library and medica instrum ents of Dr Platt are bcQueathet to his son. Dr Walter E. Platt.
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