Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-03


 B. J. Smith has removed his office to the rooms over Nugent's drug store.
 Thomas H. Hewitt was to-day appoint ed trustee of the assigned estate of Charles E. Fogg.
 Patrick Thompson has force of men at work to-day on the Clay street school, taking the place of the men who struck Saturday.
 Edward Hellmann, son of Marcus Hellmann, had one of his fingers cut off at the first joint by the ice machine at the brewery last evening.
 A delegation from the Womens Re- lief corps of Wadhams post will prob ably attend supper given by the Dan- bury corps tomorrow night.
 Bishop McMahon circular ordering the annual collection for the pope to be taken up next Sunday was read i'll the Catholic churches yesterday.
 A special meeting of Court Wolf Tone, A. o. F., will be held in the Women S Relief corps hall, to make arrangements for attending the funeral of the late William Casey.
 Miss Maggie Stucom, who has been em- ployed at the union station restaurant for the past sixteen years, has resigned her position and will hereafter reside in Waterbury. Hartford Telegram. Carnot o. Spencer of Hartford SUI | preme representative of the Grand coun- | cil, Royal Arcanum, of Connecticut, will start to-day for Atlantic City, N. J., where the annual meeting of the supreme council takes place commencing the 4th. The American band will give con- Ia, l ing. A small admission of ten cents will be charged to gentlemen and ladies will be admitted free. Wednesday evening | the band will give a concert on the | green beginning at o'clock sharp. John k. Corbett and Miss Emily A | Sherman were married at St Patrick's church by the Rev J. H. Duggan yester. l day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Maurice Corbett and Miss Agnes Terry acted as groomsman and bridesmaid respectively
 Manager Jean Jacques left for Boston this afternoon, where he is to wed Miss Annie Louise Ames, a charming young actress who has many friends in this city. The wedding will be strictly pri vate. MT and Mrs Jacques will reside al No 30 Spencer avenue, this city.
 Chief Egan said this afternoon that SC l many complaints have been made about | Ice cream vendors making pfaCtlCe O1 driving through the streets ringing bells and causing considerable annoyance that he has notified them to discontinue such practice.
 The colored congregation of the A. NJ l E. Zion church are about to erect s small cottage near their church on Pear street for the use of the pastor. Ground will be broken next week. The pastor Rev Mir Day is soliciting contribution: for the above object. Help him if you l can.
 Some of the new locomotives for the | Con solidated road constructed at tho Rhode Island locomotive works of Prov idence will be delivered this week. They cost SS, 900 each and are expected t( prove very fast. They will be lighter than the Baldwin locomotives and have five foot drivers.
 A drummer for Boston house dis closes neat little scheme, exclusively his own, to save his best cigars from tn, cigar beggar. He always carries ; pocket full of weeds, some good and tht rest not quite up to the standard. Hi plan is to bite off the ends of the goot cigars and leave the poor ones intact he pulls out a handful and says: II start ed several times, to-day, to take a smok and was stopped every time. Take on of those l haven't bitten; I've had tn others in my mouth." The plan work to a charm every time and the drumme saves his good cigars for himself.