Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-05
CITY NE WS.


1.-The House on The Marsh by Flor
ence Warden.
The board of health will meet at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather
and colder, for the next tWenty-four
hours.
The funeral of the late Edwin s.
Hoyt will take place at 2 p. IN. to-mor-
row.
The board of road and sewer commits,
sioners and the board of finance will
meet this evening.
The Rev Fathers Mulcahy, Duggan
and Treanor attended the conference OF
Catholic pastors at Hartford, yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs Adelaide Jillson
took place this morning. The remains
were taken to Douglass, Mass, for burial.
The Matthews & Willard factory will
shut down this evening for inventory.
The factory will probably resume opera
tions Monday.
Mrs Mary Lally, aged so years, died
yesterday afternoon at her home on
kingsbury street. The funeral will
take place tomorrow morning.
The suggestion is advanced that a
trap shooters league be formed in Con
uSCLlCuC, W De llpOStu Vi al tllS Sio
shooting clubs in the state.
The west bound Washington express
train was delayed Monday night, by
striking rock near Southford. The
engine was somewhat damaged.
The New Haven Palladium to-day
publishes long article in support OF
the ruling of Speaker Reed of the house
of representatives, signed rs. w. X,
Waterbury,"
In the United States senate yesterday
| bills were reported and placed on the
calender, providing for public buildings
in Waterbury, Danbury and New Lon
don. Each building is to cost 100000.
Patrick Gordon, aged So years, dice
yesterday at his home on Maple street
Mr. Gordon was the father of Mrs Mar
| tin Furey, Mrs NJ. 7. Conley and John
Kate, Mary and Elizabeth Gordon.
| A party of Watertown gentlemen will
give a supper in honor of l.. f. Warren
of that place, at the Cooley house this
evening. The party will =. return 10y
special train.
Harry r. King, aged "a years, dice
last evening at his home on Crane
street. He was employed as a baker q
Hills bakery and was a prominent mem
Der of the Y. NJ. c. A., and the Waverl,
| base ball CLUB.
Many out-of-town visitors, ladies ant
gentlemen, will be present at the con
cert and reception of Sheridan council
X. of c.. at City hall Friday evening
The event is looked forward to will
joyful anticipation by lovers ola goo'
time.
Charles Thatcher has taken tn
agency for the celebrated Paris Manu-
| fact,1rino lStpynS which con
tain the latest features of any stove il
the market. Intending purchaser
should call and examine the samples.
The Sons Of Veterans of the state cen
vened At New Britain yesterday at tn
rooms Of Stanley post, 100 delegate
being present. The secretnry's repor
shows a membership of 746 in the stat
association, a gain of 100 over last yeaI
Officers were elected yesterday after
noon.
The fourteenth annual meeting of tn
CONNECTICUT Pharmaceutical association
began yesterday, at Danbury, end end
to-day. Yesterday evening was occu
pied with routine business, followed b.
banquet at the Turner house. To-da
will be devoted to the reading Of paper
and to discussions.
Theodore Wing of Plainfield thi
| NllIc, tilit lHcle Will DS anu Vic
blizzard next Friday, equal if not e>
ceeding that Of March -. 1888. AS tn
the Plaintield prophet told of the biz
zard of March IL, ten days before
came, there are many who place goo
deal of reliance in what he says.
: Madame Andrews troupe of Swis
wax flower workers and Bohemian glas
blowers have been engaged at grea
cost to give an exhibition on each even
) ing of the Foresters' fair, which is TO
held next week at City hall. Prize
will be distributed each evening with
lavish hand. Dancing and a stage pei
Torrance will form part of each night
+ programme of exercises.
Joseph Schwabel and Miss Kate Nola
: were married at st Patrick's church /;
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon. Miss Kat
; Nolan and Christopher Nolan, siste
and brother of the bride were the bes
couple. Mr. and Mrs Schwabel receive
; a number of valuable and useful pre-,
ents. They will leave on the evenin
train for Detroit, where they will reside
The first sergeant, three corporals an
thirteen privates Of companies G. and
will act as guard at the military recel
ton tomorrow night. Lieutenant
Noses and Halpin will be in command
a Open house for all soldiers will be hel
at the armory. The officers will be tel
dered reception in a room in Platt
block.