Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-04-17
CITYNE us

l.. /. Turner q 70 puoliSH II ie" more
prices to-day of particular interest to
the ladies.
John Bergin. who accidentally shot
himself Tuesday evening, is getting
along nicely.
a New Haven paper recalls the fact
that thirty six years ago Yesterday the
snow was fifteen inches deep on level
The funeral of the late John Carson
will take place to the church of the Inn
maculate Conception tomorrow morn
ing.
Frank NJ. Lovela nd. aged "a years,
died yesterday at Watertown. The
funeral will be held Saturday afternoon
at o'clock.
The remains of John IL. Coweil, who
died in Bridgeport, Tuesday, were
brought to this city for burial on the
ll:l1 train to-day.
Coyle Brothers have one of the hand,
soonest busses in the city and have APP
proprlately named it The Belle of Wa
| terhury.
The first annual picnic and games of
| the Brooklyn Athletic club will he held
| on the base ball grounds. Decoration day,
May 30.
House and lot on Bank street for sale,
| for $1,000. Also two nice places on
-NoFln Malu street. lHNulIe III DIV bank
street.
John w. Smith and Henry w. French,
have been supUnrd to serve on the
grand Jury which meets in New Haven
next week.
cologne, and 5. S. Lapointe. box of
cigars, at the Forcsters fair which
| closed in New Britain last night.
In the superior court at New Haven,
yesterday. Mary f. Seeley was divorced
| from John ID. Seeley, both of this city,
on the ground of intolerable cruelty.
The Skipper ball club will give soc:-
| able ut Concordia hall this evening. The
club have ordered new uniforms from
| keefe d Bccanon of New York.
Tho bus to convey those who are
going to attend the institution of Court
Merritt Hemingway. A. 0. +. of A.,
will leave w. F. billions store at 1:3O
| this evening.
Griggs brothers are about to erect a
| three story brick building in the rear of
the old chapel on Grand street, to he
used by the Waterbury Blank Book
company.
4 requiem high. mass was celebrated
by the Rev Father Burke of North
Adams at the church of the immaculate
Conception this morning, for the late
join O'Neill. Sr.
The bunch of keys found yesterday by
Joseph st Louis and advertised III these
columns, found an owner before the ink
was dry upon the paper. Moral: Ad-
vcrtise in the DEMOCRAT.
DR. Patrick O'Sullivan of this city,
who has been seriously sick ut Ansonia.
is now on the road to recovery, and is
able to sit up for a short time each day.
I -: -
by physicians.
Before Judge Deming in the court of
common pleas, at New Haven. is on trial
l.. jacques. all of Waterbury. Mrs
Stowe sues to recover replevineu goods
which were sold before 4 legal notice
had been served on her.
\ Mcrden man named Tracy is said
to have won $50 900 in the recent draw
ing of the Louisiana lottery and fifteen
Wallingford men whe dubbed together
and invested SO claim to hold a ticket
winning $4,000. Five hundred Water
bury men, more or less. who invested
have not been heard from.
At this season of the year houSekeep-
ers find many things they need in the
way of odd pieces of furniture. or may
have some that they desire to get rid of:
| change the same. NJ. Ehrlich. So East
Main street, will attend to their wants
IN this line, on easy terms.
The reports of Coroner Lewis Sperrv
of Hartford county and Coroner Eli
Mix of New Haven county. for the
quarter ending March 81, have been re
ceived ut the COmptroller'S office. C0ro-
ner Sperry's report shows total OK
pense for that period of $213.l0. Coro-
her MiXs report gives as the total eX-
pensc SSlo.1S. He was employed twenty.
three days, and sixty two cases of VIC
lent or sudden death came under his at
tention.
The annual meeting of the County
Medical society was held to-day in the
parlors of the Scovill house, ~ delegates
being present from towns throughout
the county. President Max Mailhouse
of New Haven presided over the meet
ing and the reports OF officers showed
the association to be in prosperous
condition. The principal question dis
cussed was "Typhilitis." The commit
tees who reported upon it are: Diagnosis,
.. j. ID. Hughes of Mrriden: time of
operation, Alfred North OF Waterbury:
operation, Francis Bacon of New Haven.
At 3 o'clock the delegates were discuss
ing one of Landlord Tremaine's best
dinners.
William Wilkinson, the Shelton paper
manufacturer, returned yesterday from
Brooklyn, where he had been in CONSUL
tation with his firms attorney, Mr. Ten
ney. He says that he will make no more
cardboard for Mr. Daggett, the postal
card manufacturer, and prepare no
more samples for the department.. Fur
Their. he says that Mr. Daggett owes him
a large amount Of money which for Il
long time past has been overdue also
for the cardboard that came from Law
renee, Mass. pending experiments on
samples to be submitted to the gov
eminent. He adds that he has expert
testimony to show that the cardboard
made by him is better than the samples
given him for guides. Probably the
manufacture of postal cards in Shelton
will be abandoned, rs the postals must
be made where the cardboard is manu-
featured.
~