Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-02
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give an apron ana necktle party at VI. | A. R. hall this evening.
 Assistant Baggagemaster Charles White, of the Naugatuck station, Is con- fined to his home by illness. A grocery, fruit and milk stand in the center is offered for sale at bargain by D. H. Tierney. The owner wants to leave town.
 Fred Thompson, gardener, late with s. NJ. Buckingham, has taken position with w. J. Snow, the South Main street florist.
 Rev J. H. O'Donnell delivered very able sermon upon "Dlvorce Tn the church of the Immaculate Conception yesterday.
 District Deputy Sweeney conferred of the Sheridan council, k. of C. yes terday.
 In the district court to-day before Judge Bradstreet, a demurrer was en- tered and sustained, in the case of Henry Cota vs Nicholas NerZin.
 Jerry Hurley, an old Waterbury boy, is here with Primrose & Vests minstrels He is a partnes of Narranker, and the two makes great team.
 P. Sullivan and family of 14 Riverside street: wish to have it understood that they are not the Sullivan family referred to in yesterdays Herald.
 M. Guilfoile will sell at public auc- tion at his store Wednesday, 300 bushels of potatoes which were damaged recent ly by the flooding of his cellar.
 Charles Tomlinson and Charles Hotch- kiss, the two additional letter carriers, have received their appointments and assumed their new duties this morning.
 The Upson Jewelry company, 90 Bank street, have made great prepara tions for the holiday trade, and invite prospective buyers to examine their line of goods.
 The fellow giving his name as Timothy Callahan of Waterbury, who took a team without permission in New Britain Friday, was fined S25 and costs Saturday.
 One of P. E. D. McLean's teams, occu- pied by three young ladies, was wrecked on Union street yesterday. The occu- pants were thrown out, but were more Frightened than hurt.
 A meeting of the board of health is called for at i o'clock this afternoon. The fire commissioners will meet this evening at 7:30 and at s o'clock the court of common council will meet
 The caboose attached to Conductor Hazards daylextra freight train has been draped in mourning, out of respect for George Russell, the brakeman who was killed at Seymour several days ago.
 Clara aged years, daughter of Mir and Mrs James Lynch, of the Plank road, died of diphtheria this morning, making the second death from that disease in MT Lynch's family since Thursday.
 The annual reception of Sheridan Council, K. of C., will be held in City hall, Friday evening February '. The celebrated Dodworth orchestra of New York will furnish music for the occa- ion.
 Lester s. Platt of Naugateck, to-day qualified as eXecutor on the estate of the late Dr Platt. and Edward l.. Fris- bic and Samuel Atwater were appointed appraisers. A bond of S7O,000 was re- quired.
 Large quantities of stone are being shipped from the Cromwell quarries to Chicago, over the Meriden. Waterbury & Connecticut River and the New Eng land roads. A train containing 200 tons of stone came over to-day.
 Judge Cowell will argue NJ. Guilfoile s clalms for damages by the recent flood in Brooklyn. before the common council this evening. It is claimed that the city filled upa culvert few years ago which would have served to carry away the water.
 The night schools will open in the Clay street building this evening. Two hun dred pupils can be accommodated and the school will be in charge of Principal Bernard A. Fitzpatrick and the follow ing assistants: Misses Carter, Pretat, M A. Donohue, Douglass, Maher and Cass.
 ,,,catir,r nf In hoard of, ment of the Connecticut state district of Foresters held at New Haven Saturday evening, the district was dissolved and the affairs settled. The money in the hands of the district secretary will be forwarded to the different courts in few days.
 Collector Hutchinson of the internal revenue service has called for the resig- nations of Deputy Collector James J. Kennedy and Gauger C. H. Pond. The resignations will be sent in to take effect Pickett, clerk in the New Haven town agents office, is slated to succeed MT Kennedy.
 The funeral of the late Albion NJ. Kei- sea took place yesterday afternoon and was attended by nearly one hundred members of TunXis tribe of Red Men, of which the deceased was a member. The services at the memorial chapel at Riverside cemetery were conducted by the Rev J. G. Davenport.
 The high wall in the rear of the church of the Immaculate Conception gave way Saturday evening and fell with a crash. The wall was believed to be in safe condition having been built only about ten years. The section that fell is about seventy-five feet long and twenty feet in height. The loss will reach S1 300.
 Thomas McCue, of Wilson street, en- ployed at City Lumber and Coal com pany yard, was thrown from his cart this morning striking on his head, and sustaining dangerous injuries. Blood oozed from his mouth. ears and nose. 1t is thought that he may have sustained a fracture of the base of the skull Dr Hayes was called and rendered the in Jured man as comfortable as possible.
 The firm of D. B. Wilson & Co, hard ware dealers, at No Il East Main street, was dissolved Saturday. The business will be continued by NIr Wilson. SsP J. Rolap racontlv of tho firm, hoe bourbt