Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-03
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ACAO tAlS CNCuA6. Miss Minnie Healey of New Haven IS visiting Miss Martin of River street. Fifteen boys were released from the state reform school at Meriden yester- day. The board of education will meet this evening and the district committee to- morrow evening.
 Joseph O'Neill returned to-day to re- sume his studies at St Johns college, Fordham, N. Y.
 :; Dr c. Art Ward and wife returned yesterday from a vacation of several weeks spent in the west.
 Morris Collins, the Baldwin street barber, and family are visiting i'll New burgh and Poughkeepsie.
 Mary Ellen, the thirteen months old daughter of Mir and Mrs Thomas Pierce of 1855 River street, died to-day.
 Dr McGlynn will deliver his new lec ture, "How to Abolish Poverty" at the opera house on the evening of Septem- Der 10.
 William Shanahan and Miss M. A. Kelleher were married by the Rev J. Il. Duggan at St Patrick's church at 10 a. m. to-day.
 Miss Maude White of Waterbury, who was taken with scarlet fever while on visit to friends in this city, is con- valescing rapidly.-Bridgeport News.
 Over one hundred and seventy Water bury Odd Fellows, accompanied by their friends and the American band, left this city at S:4S a. m to-day for New Haven to attend the big celebration.
 George E. Harrington won three of the races at the Labor day sports in Dan To co1,f11rp6 firlt prize in the 100 yards race, the potato race and the half mile race.
 In the superior court this morning, before Judge Hall, there were hearings in three unimportant cases in which parties in Stamford, Waterbury and New Haven are interested.-Bridgep Farmer.
 The rush of people home from the summer resorts is at it's height. The surf-beaten shores and the cool noun tain retreats are being deserted. The railroads are taxed to their utmost by the rush.
 Judge l.. P. Deming, president of the Connecticut society of the Sons of the Revolution, has called meeting of the board of managers to be held ill Hartford next Friday, for pushing the work of organization.
 w. F. Stahl and c. s. Northrop, the appraisers on the insolvent estate of w.. F. York, the furniture dealer, have made their report. The stock and horses and wagon, not including the lease and book accounts, amount to $2O, ,O14.H. The book and loan accounts will probably reach S21 ,00O.
 About one hundred Foresters went to Forestville yesterday to attend the picnic of the court of that town and witness game of ball between nine from the local court and Wolf Tones tossers of this city. The latter won easily in five innings by the score of Il to 2. After the game the visitors were pleasantly entertained.
 Warden Chamberlain, of the state prison, intends hereafter to offer an in ducement to the prisoners to keep theil cells clean and orderly, by permitting : few whose cells present the cleanes appearance to manufacture prisor jewelry.; that is, such jewelry as is ordinarily made in penal institutions A fair will be held to dispose of tht articles some months hence.
 Thomas Malley was charged with selling liquor on Sunday and keeping his salool open on Sunday. Attorney Russell, wh, appeared for Mir Malley entered : demurrer which was overruled by Judg, Bradstreet and fine of $50 and cost imposed in each case appealed. case against Thomas O'Connor for viola tion of the screen law was continue, until Friday.
 In the United States circuit court at s Louis yesterday, Judge Thayer rendere. decision to the effect that the counter feiting of the union label used on cigar ot h0 tod sn1, ruling will affect the cigarmakers or ganization in the United States ant Canada, it is claimed, very seriously a: it practically decides that their label i. of no value whatever.
 The excursion given by the New Eng land road tomorrow to Newburgh West Point and other places along tn, Hudson, will be one of the best this sea son. Tickets are limited and those who contemplate going should purchase then at the New England station to-day. Tn special train will leave the New Eng land station at 7:15 a. m.
 All the schools with the exception o the High school, were opened this morn every room. The children of St Mary parochial school attended mass at tn church of the Immaculate Conception a 8:30. The number of pupils enrolled il this school to-day was 76s, an increas of 65 from last term. The High schoo term will begin next week.
 The work of repairing the Waterbur, hospital property has progressed yer, favorably during the summer month and the executive committee are please' at the progress made. During the pas month three carpenters and an assistan have been at work laying new floor and doing other repairs. Double floor have been laid in the second and thir stories and three plumbers are at worl laying gas and water pipes. The exc cutive committee thinks that the build ing will be for occupancy about Novem Der 1.
 Michael Ryan, one of Thomaston' prominent Irish residents and the we known station agent at the Naugatuc station in that place, died at Il o'cloc last evening. MT Ryan entered the en