Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-12-19
CITY NE WS.

from severe attack of bilious fever. w. J. Schlegel left this morning on a business trip to New York and Albany. First Selectman George I. Boughton is l confined to his house with slight sick l ness.
 There was another large attendance at l the authors carnival in City hall last evening.
 Conductor John O'Brien is temporarily acting as conductor on the train of the late A. s. Beers.
 John Monaghan will prompt at the fair of Washington council at Music hall this evening.
 Court Stephen J. Meany, A. O. F. of A., will hold an important meeting to- morrow evening.
 B. Bossidy has his window nicely decorated with holiday goods of every description. Give him a call. The Rev Christopher McEvoy, O. s. A., is visiting with his brother, Thomas
 McEvoy, Railroad Hill street. A small pin picked up at the authors l carnival in City hall last evening awaits an owner at the DEMOCRAT office.
 Albums, bibles prayer books, etc., suitable for presents, at Martin Berglns s, 62 South Main street.
 A fine line of Christmas trees. holly, and mistletoe, wreaths andcut flowers, at R. A. Rasmussen's, 145 Bank street.
 For the first time in many weeks Waterbury has not been mentioned in the list of patents granted to Connecti- cut people.
 Dr Wlldman has removed from North Main street to Tierney's block on Bank street, where he will have more con- venient quarters. A prince of Christmas presents is one of l.. F. Haase's artists outfits, in either oil or water color s. All sizes, suitable for amateur or professional. M J. Fogg says Christmas will indeed be a merry one for those who buy their groceries, teas, fruits, etc, at either of his stores. Low prices prevail. J. G. Garrison of Naugatuck, has pur- chased the entire stock of dry goods of J. H. Somers & Son. James and Philip Somers will return to New York within | a few weeks.
 The funeral of Miss Sadie Thompson
 who died yesterday, will take place from her late residence on Bridge street to the church of the Immaculate Conception l at S:3O tomorrow morning.
 A large number of carpenters are now
 at work at Naugatuck making prepara- l
 building will be of wood and is to be
 located on North Water street. l At Now Haven yesterday Judge Hall
 granted divorce to Maggie McBryan
 Rogers from T. Rogers. They were
 married in Waterbury. Rogers has
 been living with woman in New Ha- ven.
 J. F. Phelan will commence on Satur-
 day to givo away handsome and useful
 articles as special premiums to purchas-
 CTS of one pound of tea or two of coffee.
 He will continue this attraction until
 after Christmas.
 Of the 294 cases erased from the
 docket of the superior court last week,
 39 were restored yesterday by Judge F, = B. Hall. One of the restored cases was
 that of Pancoast & Rogers vS the il Waterbury Malleable Iron company. s The Plymouth Rock Pants Co have
 opened permanent quarters at S3 Soutl 7, Main street. where customers can SCI > samples, try on garments and hav' if alterations made. Pants $3 upwards n suits S13.25 upwards, overcoats $1 ,, upwards. Every garment union made e Sanitary Inspector Moses says that
 there are about six cases of diphtheri Il in the city and possibly not more thai l. two in the town. MT Moses has takel
 exceptionally good care that wher ts there were cases of the disease the house Id were properly fumigated or Robert c. Forbes has severed his con
 nection with J. M. Kellogg, and may fo II II the present be found at his home at g :; al South Main street, by anyone wantlnl - tuning or repairing done. He has takel Se and organs. Look for his advertisement ie in few days.
 ;c A special train will leave this city a V 9:15 D. m. on Saturday, Monday an k, Tuesday evenings for Naugatuck, in ol ,e der to accommodate the people of tha " town. The request was made by severs h. Naugatuck people who wish to do thei <e Christmas shopping in this city.
 Sergeant Cox of the New Haven sig a nal station predicts fair weather, lowe b. temperature, for the next twenty y-fou e. hours. The storm center is now locate g in the north of Lake Hudson. Anothe ,d storm is coming east from Kansas an m may be expected here Saturday. tn The following officers were elected g re last nights meeting of Court Fruitfl tn Vine, A. o. F. of A; c. R., James H ne Holran; s. c. R., Thomas Fenton; F. s
 ker; s. w., John T. Dunn; J. w., Pete
 F. Coughlin; g. B., Gregory Connor; , 9 B., w. w. Webster; D. G. c. R., Georg
 V. Gooding.
 i- Engineer Beach Baker of Conductc as Tolles' 9 o'clock passenger train on tn ty Naugatuck road saw man walking o n the track crossing the bridge at Holme. n Booth XS Haydens' last evening and ha he to whistle several times before the ma r. noticed the dangerous position he ws ed in. The engineers say more narro, re escapes occur at this point than at an s other place on the road. 10 A monthly journal under the patronae d of St Mary's school, will make its al lg pearance some time next month. I'll n. paper will be under the. supervision d the pastor al d assistants of the churc
 of the Immaculate Conception and wi
 be called "The School Ledger" Jamt
 H. Freney has been appointed busine. % manager and is authorized to receiy UT subscriptions and advertising. E, George L. Hellmann, nephew of Ma