Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-23
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Don't fail to be on hand ladies' at Somefs luction Thursday at P. m.
 The Baptist Sunday school of Ansonla will picnic at High Rock grove Friday Ms Margaret Lawlor aged 60. died this at her home on Pemberton street. A squad from Go A are shooting for the first time at the new rifle range this after noon.
 Rosella, aged 10 months, twin daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph T.. Costello, died this morning.
 The committee on public lands and buildings will make another attempt to meet this evening.
 Matthew Kennedy will leave New York | on the City of Rome tomorrow afternoon | for trip to Ireland. The New London express has met with such good patronage that another car has been added to the train. T.B. Smith, the civil engineer, is at work in Willimantic for few days doing surveying for parties there. The Mantle summer school recently voted on the national flower and the laurel was found to be their favorite.
 The French Canadian band will give their third annual picnic at Hellman & Kipp's grove on Saturday August 3.
 The board of aldermen did not meet last evening, only three members, Messrs Thompson, Munson and O'Rourke, being present.
 ntCharles Silvey, aged 16, was this morn ing fined three dollars for trespasslng upon the farm occupied by Dwight Burr, near Platt's Mills.
 The board of health did not meet yes terday afternoon although all members were present. The work of Garbage Col lector Lawlor is giving perfect satisfaction.
 Edward H. Belden, the popular clerk at the selectmen's office, received to-day by express from 8 friend handsome thor oughbred Yorkshire silver-haired terrier.
 The Meriden & Waterbury railroad has issued handsome 800 mile book for the accommodation of commerclal men M ana ana others who travel. The price of the book is $12.5O.
 Co A have decided on Deibel of New Haven for caterer at Mantle next month; Co G's committee will meet tonight and in all probability the committee will select the same caterer.
 T. s. Wooding, of 55 Baldwin hill, pain fully smashed three fingers while at work on a press at the works of the Tucker Manufacturing company in Waterville this morning.
 A man by the name of Barrett was killed by the Washington express between Bor- den's milk factory and the Brewster sta ton Saturday night. His remains were horribly mangled.
 The Nosahogan Piscatorial club arrived at New London last night and were en- tertained by their brethren from the city by the sea. This morning at 3 o'clock they continued on their course and ere this are in Providence.
 F. P. Beardsley has just completed for A. Winter & Co handsome single har- nees for a brewery team It has highly polished brass mountings with solid brass names and cost about $7O It will be used in Waterbury. Post
 James Marley, who murderously assault ed his half sister at New Haven yesterday, is we'll known in this city. During the time of William Laird's administration as chief of police Marley was arrested and committed an assault on the chief
 Edward Trepanier aged 21 years, son ot Joseph Trepanier of Union street, died al Batiscan Canada, Saturday, where he went over a year ago in the hope of regainine his health Mir Trepanier was formerly employed at the Watch factory and was well known in this pity.
 The Young Mems Literary association and the Senior Temperance society vii give their tenth annual excursion to Savin Rock next Saturday. All the details fo this pleasant trip have been arranged an6 everybody knows what good time is il store for those who attend.
 The committee appointed by the the fir board tc purchase new horse hose wagol for No Is house have contracted with Fen ton & Dunn of Holyoke, Mass, for tn building of model wagon. The con tractors guarantee to have the wagon com pleted in time for parade day.
 Thomas Kelly wants ts know who stol the settee he placed npon the green Sat urday night. The seat was surreptitiously removed from the City hall last evening by some person to Mir Kelly unknown but the latter gentleman does not propose to let the matter rest and will be heart from again.
 Michael Keefe, aged IA, was this morn ing sentenced to the Reform school during Lis minority by Judge Bradstreet. Reef is @ prominent member of bad gang o Bishop street boys and has been before tn court number of times. Sunday he stol $5 from store on North Main street Tn money was returned to the owner by tn boys mother.
 Matthew Carroll, of If Brook street u10I WILL Ill dCClQeuI dt hduuOlpu Cloves factory shortly before oclocl last evening. His left hand in some way caught in buzz saw and his fingers wer 50 badly injured that Dr Frost found i necessary to amputate the index finger a the second joint. The other fingers ar badly injured and two of them may have t be amputated.
 That Waterbury farmer who shot severs women and children for picking berries O. his property was altogether too nasty His case is similar to the Danbury farme who horsewhipped three hat trimmers fo picking violets in his swamp. That cas was dropped and not prosecuted as should have been. We hope the Water bury man will be prosecuted to the fulles extent of the law.-Ansonia Sentinel.
 Says the Birmingham correspondent c the Ansonia Sentinel: During the earl part of last week two small boys, aged 1 and 13 respectively, ran away from thei home in Waterbury and came down on freight train to Derby. They were with out money, their clothes were ragged an