Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-22
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 q Col Dcherty will announce his staff ap- | pointments tomorrow.
 Contractor Thompson has resumed work | >npon the new police station. Miss Josie Shea of Springfield is the guest of Miss Nellie Waas. Miss Clara Dayton is spending few { days with friends in Bridgeport. Miss M. J. Russell is visiting with Mrs James Gleason, New Britain. Miss Lizzie Coholan of New Britain was visiting friends here yesterday.
 The Active Turner's will give picnic in Hellmann & Kipp's grove Thursday, August 1.
 Mrs Pierce Dillon and family and Miss Teresa Derwin left this morning for a weeks vacation at Savin Rock.
 Harry J. Dugan, clerk at Jones, Morgan 5 s Co.'S, left for his home in New Lon 1 don this morning for a week of recrea- tion.
 Lieut. Root will ..be acting chief this week in the absence of Chief Egan who accompanied the Nosahogan lodge on its pleasure trip.
 The board of health will meet this after noon at 4 o'clock The attention of the board is called to the back yards on South
 
 Rev Fathers Mulcahy, Duggap, Treanor and Zones left to-day to attend the retreat for Catholic pastors which is held this week in Brighton, Mass.
 About fifty employees of the Waterbury Manufacturing company, enjoyed clam bake on "Bob" Platt's farm on the Bucks Z hill road. yesterday.
 There will be a special meeting of Co A to night and it is probable catering com mittee will be appointed to confer with Co G's committee and secure caterer for camp.
 A large number of relatives and friends attended the funeral of Miss Alice Walsh, which took place from the church of the Immaculate Conception yesterday after : noon.
 The tickets for the excursion to Mantle by the Third and Fourth divisions, A. 0. H., will be here tonight, but will not be placed on sale until after the excursion of the Temperance and Literary societies.
 The Danbury Morning Press has gus pended publication for lack of funds. The paper has been losing venture since it's inception and it is hardly probable that it will be revived. John F. Walsh, of this city, was one of it's editors.
 George Reynolds, charged with breach of the peace, failed to answer to roll call in the police court this morning. The case against him was continued until to- morrow in order to give his bondsman a chance to bring Reynolds in.
 Saturday afternoon Dr North performed the operation of trepanning the skull of a seven year-old daughter of Edwin Gay of ThOmaston, who was inj jured by being struck on the head with stone few days ago. It is doubtful if the child can recover.
 In the police court Saturday morning Daniel Crowley, who had been brought in drunk the night before, was allowed to go. Instead of profting by his experience Daniel went forth and immediately took on another jag. He was again locked ur and this morning was sentenced to thirty days in jail.
 Mischievous boys uncoupled fiat cal from train which was standing on sid ing near Watertown yesterday. The de tached car started down the grade towards this city and was in eminent danger of be- ing wrecked when some young men had the presence of mind to climb upon the car and apply the brakes.
 John F. Looney, aged 69, died suddenly from heart disease Saturday evening at nls home 42 Canal street. He had been suf ferer for long time but was able to be about. He was seized with the fatal at JACK WQ1lo SltC1uS III cudlF 1ue Iuueltt took place this morning from St Patrick church. Decedent formerly resided 1T Palmer, Mass.
 Editor Brzenzinski, of Waterbury, wa walloped by an irate citizen a few day. since. and proposes to sue his assailant fo SJOOO as damages We notice the fac that the New London Day makes merry over the assault-which is all wrong. Nc man who spells his name Brzenzinsk should be laughed at.-Winsted Citizen But he does'nt spell his name that way Eliminate the first "n" and you have it.
 Fifty members of the Nosahogan lodge I. O. o. F., left this morning for week outing at Newport, Martha's Vineyard Block Island and Narragansett Pier The. left Bridgeport this morning on the steam CT Minnie B. A portion of the America, band accompanied the party and they vii also have on board a stereoptician wh will make the trip an enjoyable one.
 Rumor has it that the Meriden. w 8 bury and Connecticut river railroad con dany has leased the New York, New Ha ven and Hartford railroad with all it branches and the main office of the roat will hereafter be at West Cromwell. Thi rumor is as reliable as other rumors o railroad deals, though it has been claimed for long time that the Conso lidated roat would eventually control the Meriden Waterbury & Connecticut river road O. vice eversa.-Middletown Herald.
 A Connecticut farmer named Burr re siding near Waterbury has been shooting at women berry pickers who happened t. get into his pastures to-day. Luckily fo the farmer he did Tot seriously wound tn women, his gun being loaded with gun shot. The women missed an opportunit, to put little wisdom into his head b, giving him fogging probably becaus ! they were badly scared.-New London Day.
 sThe committee in charge of the arrange ments for the excursion of Sheridan counc il, K. of O., to Savin Rock, Angus 15, met yesterday and completed the ar engagements. The train will leave here a 7:3O g. m. and on the return will leav