Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-22
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CITY NEWS.

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 Chatfield camp, s. of w., will give a dance and sociable at Music hall this evening
 Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic can be used with perfect safety as it contains no de- leterious matter.
 Go A will give an entertainment and and their annual social at the armory Thursday, February 2S.
 The new circle of the Companions of the Forest will hold another meeting at G. A. R. hall at 3 p. m. Sunday
 Skating at the rink tomorrow after noon. Session from 3 until o'clock. Admission, 10 cents; skates, cents.
 Ticket Agent Manwaring of the New England station has received round trip tickets to Washington, good until used. Excelsior council, O. U. A. M. and the Daughters of Liberty will observe Wash ington's birthday with an entertainment this evening.
 The American flag, was prominently displayed from several buildings and private residences to-day in honor of Washington's birthday.
 A large number from this city at tended the wrestling and sparring match in Naugatuck last night, going down in 'busses and carriages.
 
 thews & Willard company, have tenn porarily closed the factory for inventory. Work will be resumed early next week. Conductor Ewelrs s a. m train on the New England road passed through this city to-day thoroughly renovated and the cars nicely painted and heated by steam.
 The fifth annual fancy drill and ball of the Second division, A. O. H., will be held in City hall one week from to- night. The advance sale of tickets has been very large.
 The Wilbur opera company will leave for Worcester, Mass, on the a. m. Washington express Monday and go from there to Nashua, N. H., where they open weeks engagement.
 The funeral of Mrs Ann Grady, was largly attended from her residence on Emerland street to the church of the Immaculate Conception this morning. The interment was in St Joseph ceme- tery.
 The exchange statistics of the Southern New England Telephone company for the past month show there are 194 en- ployes in which includes 9s day and s1 night operators.
 Colonel J. B. Doherty will attend the inauguration of President Harrison going to Washington as guest of the New Haven Republican league. The party. numbering about sixty, will leave New Haven Friday, March 1.
 John Connolly, otherwise known as Snake Connolly, who was bound over from the city court on charge of bur glarizing Frenchs fish market was found not guilty in the superior court yesterday ay.-Bridgepor News.
 Naugatuck should rejoice that Water bury is to have a hospital This town within week has had three cases which should have been sent to one and Nau- gatuck should contribute to Waterbury s hospital fund.-Naugatuck Review.
 Mrs Patrick Stapleton, through auc- tioneer Lunny, to-day sold the equity in her husbands estate to William FitZpat- rick for 2,275. It will be remembered that Mir Stapleton was killed by a train on the Naugatuck road.
 A meeting of the republican members of the Connecticut delegation in the next congress will be held at Washing ton next week to agree upon state fol the leading offices they expect for the state under the Harrison administration O. B. Turner has recently refitted his saloon at so East Main street, and the old patrons of the house would scarcely recognize it in its present rejuvenated condition. MT Turner solicits share of
  best to please all.
 R. w. Hill has made plans for busi. ness block to be built on Phoenix avenue by P. B. Norton. The new building is to be of brick, four stories high with base ment, 3S by 65 feet Two stores will occupy the first floor and offices and ten. ements will take up the upper floors.
 Two bills before the legislature which if passed, will have depressing effect on the sewerage system of this and other cities. One, said to have been sent from Newington ordering that all sewers emptying into streams in any town be discontinued, and the other that nc sewerage system be extended if saiC sewerage is to enter into any stream.
 James and John Mitchell, aged IA ant 16 years respectively, who live in th' Round hill district, amused themselve yesterday afternoon by shooting a ca with a revolver. The revolver did no work satisfactorily and John attempted to remedy the defect, resulting in tht weapon being discharged, the bulle lodging in his brothers right arm. physician was called. but the ball eoult not be found.
 The trial of the four Newtown burglar who are held in Bridgeport has been con tinued until next week. The photo graphs of three of them were taken il the jail a few days ago. Michael O'Don nell, the fourth one, would not be quie while the photographer was trying t procure likeness of him and the at tempt was abandoned. An instanta neous camera will probably be brough into play and the picture taken withou difficulty. Charles Butts, the Swede who measures six feet, hung his heat low, but fair likeness was procured James Bulger closed his eyes and other wise contrac ed his features. There scarcely any similarity between tn mans face and his features as produces by the camera. Thomas Casey made n objections to his photograph bein taken.
 NAUGATUCK NEWS.
 William Cowen, the Middlebury milk