Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-18
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No police court for two days. Has the millenium comet Miss Nellie Merrill of Hartford IS the guest of Miss Edna Hicks.
 0. P. Goss and family left this morning for the White mountains.
 Misses Mamie Danehy and Jennie Canty of Winsted are visiting friends in this city.
 The policemen and druggists have ar ranged to play game of ball at the west erd grounds tomorrow afternoon.
 They cay that Editor Frank Beach, of the Willimantic Journal, has his journal istic optics turned Waterbury way.-Mid- dletown hess.
 l.. F. Webb of Waterbury started this morning on his bicycle for Meriden. He is fourteen years old and is visiting E.. l.. Gregory Journal.
 A horse belonging to J. s. Brownel & Go ran away on South Main street this morning, but was captured before doing any damage.
 The Episcopal and Congregational churches of Seymour and the Episcopal church of Ansonia are picnicking at High Rock grove to-day.
 Beach Baker, engineer on the eos pas senger train on the Naugatnck division, was taken suddenly ill at Ansonia this morning and was removed to his home in s this city.
 Mrs Charles H. Carroll and Miss Sarah Carroll returned to their home in Albany this afternoon, after @ ten days' visit with Miss Katie Carroll of Hartford and James s. Carroll of this city.
 The Connecticut Motor company is look ing Southington way for a location, pro- vided $12, ,OOO is put in sight by Southing- ton people. Here may be found an oppor- tunity for the Waterbury board of trade to get in it's work.
 The Owamie Canoe association, which is composed of canoeists of Bridgeport, Wa terbnry and New Haven, will camp at Mer wins Point, Woodmont, from August 3d to 9th. There will be several canoe races on August 3d.
 James E. Russell, who has been stu dent with Webster & O'Neill for a long time, has opened law office over the Park drug store on West Main street. MT Russell is hard and conscientious work CT and deserves success
 John Holeran, the well-known brake man on the Watertown branch, and Miss Lilly Colgan were married by the Rev Father Lancaster at St Johns church, Watertown, at 10 @. m. to-day. The best couple were Patrick Holeran and Miss : Mary Mccarthy.
 Nicholas Monroe burglar sentenced in Hartford in September, 1885 to seven years Imprisonment, died at the State prison on Saturday. He caught cold while..working in the kitchen last winter and rapidly went into consumption, from which he died. Having no friends he was buried in the prison cemetery.
 New Haven and Ansonia both have been worked by two men we'll dressed not owe 30 years of age in the old fim-fam o1 game of confusion. They were in Ansonis last Saturday night and it is known that they visited three different places, but did not succeed in producing the confusion in any of the three that they desired. It is supposed they are working this way.
 The annual reunion of the Fifth Con necticut regiment will be held at Walling ford August g., being the anniversary of the battle at Cedar Mountain. Captain David B. Hamilton of this city will pre- side. A. H. Dutton post has rendered the use of the Grand Army hall at Walling ford for the occasion. Thirty six men went to the Fifth regiment from Water bury.
 Mrs Rachel M. White, aged B years wife of Washington White, delivery clerk at the New England freight yards, died o1 Bright's disease at her home on Wes Main street last night. Mrs White is the mother of Charles H. White, assistant baggage master at the Naugatuck station and Edward White, recording clerk at the New England freight yards. The funera will take place at p. m. tomorrow. Int interment will be in Riverside cemetery.
 Committees from the Third and Fourtl divisions, A. O. H., met last evening an6 completed arrangements for union ex cursion to Mantle Governors day, Friday August B. The party will go by rail over the Heriden & Waterbury road to Crom well, and the rest of the journey will be by water. The handsomest barge and the fastest tug on the river have been engaged The committee in charge of the excursion is as follows: Third division-Messrf Phelan, Keefe, Claffey, McAvoy, Morris Holleran; Fourth division-Messrs Moran Haekett, Watts, Clarkin, Cass, Donegan
 The following patents were issued July 16, 1889: Albert H. Dean, Bridgeport, cor set clasp; Benjamin G. Hopkins, Hartford bed frame; Calvert B. Cottrell, ,Stonington stop cylinder printing machine; Ebeneze Hill, South Norwalk, fluid compressor John c. Miller, Meriden, standard lamp Charles F. Mosman, Meriden, drawer pull Samuel T. Newman, Danbury, two patents hat stay; James H. Smith, Greenwich, ,thill coupling jack; Edward N. Warner, Rock, Hill, door fastening; William Rogers Hartford, design spoon or fork handle.
 Several years ago some gentlemen iron New York opened @ granite quarry or what is called Jericho bridge on the Nau gatuck railroad, three or -four miles abov Watervine, road was graded and larg quantity of the granite was taken out ant then the quarry was abandoned owing to quarrel between the owners. Recentl some Waterbury men have leased tn quarry and the railroad has put in siding and work has begun in taking ou granite equal if not superior to the Ply mouth. The company is known as tn Jericho Granite Go, and they are prepares to furnish frst-class granite rough o dressed to any point along the line of tn Consolidated railroad. Orders may b left at the office of A. l.. Pratt 6 Go Meadow street, Waterbury.
 Soon after 12 o'clock Tuesday nigh 0fAnnr ind1av fOund a man on tha Cor