Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-17
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You will find "Chrls" on the thlru page in to-day's DEMOCRAT.
 The funeral of Mrs c. S. Blake took place this afternoon.
 Sergeant Cox predicts rain or snow, nearly stationary temperature.
 The loss to the New York x New Eng land road by the accident at To les station last week is estimated at nearly poV'VVV'
 C.eoroe Keunan left on the SEQ train tbis m9rning. He was very favorably impressed with his visit to Waterbury. Read the opening chapters of "Chris," | which will be found in another column of the DEMOCRAT.
 Mrs Daniel Carroll had a months mind requiem celebrated for her husband, who died recently in St Patrick's church yesterday.
 Company G members are arranging | to give their annual sociable, to be held | | New Years eve. Among the attractions | 1 will be tug-of-war. The case of A. w. Phelps vs John w. Hubbell, action to recover on replevin Of a horse, was heard before the district court this morning.
 The advance sale for Sothsrn will be large. The ieats were placed on sale this morning and at two o'clock this afternoon the chart was well checkered. ! A hold 6 special summoned meeting to- morrow evening, at which the semi annual election of officers will take place.
 Mrs Jennie E. Edwards, aged 26 years, died from consumption, at her home on Burton street last evening The remains will be taken to Winsted Friday for burial.
 A delegation from American lodge, No A A. O. U. w., visited Salem lodge, A. O U. w., of Naugatuck, last night and worked the side degree on one can didate.
 The weather to-day was of such a disagreeabls nature that those who had occasion to be out, quickly transacted their business and returned home. The
 walking was anything but pleasant,
 The funeral of the late Pierce Keefe,
 took place from his late residence on
 Ridge street, to St Patrick's church this . morning, where a reqiuem mass was celebrated by the Rev Father Duggan.
 The funeral was very largely attended.
 In court to-day two cases against , James F. Lunny, for Sunday liquor sell , ing, were brought by Agent COlley.
 The accused entered demurrer which
 was overruled by Judge Bradstreet and
 fine of $50 and costs imposed in each case. An appeal was taken. Yesterday John w. Coe, one of Meri- den's strongest republicans, voted a
 straight democratic ticket for city off
 cers in accordance with a wager with a
 democrat that Meriden would elect a
 republican representative at the last
 state election.
 President Clark of the Consolidated
 road has in reply to question from the
 state comptroller, who is to furnish leg
 islatOrs with transportation when the , mileage allowance is assigned to him, J stated that the state will be furnished f with tickets at the usual communication ' rates.
 }, Thomas F. Casey, for some years clerk
 at Roe's drug store on BaldW in street $ will on Monday assume the management
 of the Peoples drug store, also on Bald. '' win street. c. F. Kilbride, who has \ acted as manager of the Peoples VI ill opsI , d drug store in TrOtts block, corner oi l. East Main and Spring streets. At the meeting of Court Falcon A. ; O. F. of A, held last evening the follow. c ing officers were elected: c. R. Martin D Geraghty; s. c. R. Thomas Bolger
 secretary, E. M. Fitzpatrick; recording F. secretary, William Kennedy; S. w.. William Secrecy; J. w., George Beau Il champ; s. B. John Burke; J .B., M. Dono van; physician, B. A. O'Hara; druggist ! J. w. Cone.
 The selectmen have sent the annual
 military enrolment of the Waterbury e militia to Adjutant- General Embler, the Y number enrolled being 3,621. The ex 9 emptions figure up 9S4, distributed a. .a follows: Disability, 2S; minors, 225 e fire, 99; U. S. A., 73; c. N. G 14S ,s Company G, 65; Company A, 6S 'S Second regiment, 5; active fremen n 273 generals staff, 1. The total mum Der liable to pay military tax is 2.637 l. and the total number liable to military
 duty in case of war 3,593.
 The two young women who SC miraculously escaped from the genera Il wreck at the railway crossing in Dan
 bury Saturday morning are as comfort
 able to-day as could be expected, Mis-
 Nellie Kane of South street, suffering the most, she complaining of soreness iT
 the right breast, and both knees badly
 swollen. Miss Alice Bennett, however
 is more comfortable. Three months agC
 Mrs Kane, the mother of Nellie, was ii
 . railroad collision at the fair ground
 at Norwalk, receiving injuries frou
 which she has not yet recovered.
 When Colonel Doherty learned of tn,
 death of General Terry, yesterday, h, "- immediately sent word to Lieutenant lg Colonel Lee of New Haven, to take en
 tire charge of the arrangements so faI m as the Second regiment is concerned or Adjutant General A. H. Embler re y, turned to New Haven from HartforC ,h last night where he had gone to carr, r the news of the death of General Terrl = to Governor Bulkeley. He stated tha H. no military display would be made al lg the funeral, as it was the wish of tn
 familylthat the remains should be in
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