Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-02-14
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Company AS minstrel troupe will dis
pense mirth at the opera house Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
A tenement of seven rooms with all
modern conveniences to rent, at MOI
State street.
Read the opening announcement OF
the new shoe firm, Ryan q Fltzmaurice'
in another column.
Rev Father Mulcahy's sermon on
Marriage and Divorce will appear III
this weeks issue of the Standard.
The Connecticut State Register for
1890 will be issued to-day or tomorrow
from the office of the secretary OF state.
The Fourth Ward Democratic club
| will hold very important meeting al
their rooms on River street this even
| ing.
"Cinderalla ut School, will be pre-
| sented at the opera house again to-mor-
row afternoon for the benefit of ladies
and children.
Sergeant Cox predicts cloudy weather
and rain this evening and tomorrow
| orenoon, followed by colder, clearing
weather Saturday night.
CT. Chaplin Of the American, declines
to act MS a member of the executive
committee of the State Democratic club.
The Misses X. A. Hackett and a. G.
Gleason will attend the reception of the
| knights of Columbus in Cromwell this
evening.
On the first Sunday in Lent, the 23rd
| inst, there will be n collection taken up
| in all the Catholic churches in the no
cese: for the Negro and Indian missions.
This weeks issue of the Connecticut
Catholic contains an article severely crit
icising Mrs Shepard and those in tins
| city who aided the woman In the attack
upon the Catholic church.
| Mr. Hansell, the new superintendent OF
the Bows Climb invites boys. whether
they are members or not, to visit the
| rooms on South Main street. Parents
are also cordially invited to call and get
acquainted.
The annual concert and masquerade
ball of the Waterbury Turnverein, will
be held at City hall this evening. The
lcommittees have made preparations to
receive a large number of dancers and
spectators.
nd Crosby and Billy johnson returned
from q fishing expedition to Spectacle
lake, in the town of Kent, last night;
bringing with them siXty-nine plckerel
of good size. The ice on the lake was
six inches in thickness.
Moriarty's new block on South Main
street is beginning to take shape. When
completed it will add greatly to the APP
pearance of the street. Now let Messrs
Lawlor, Mcmahon and Ruth do some
thing for their country and South Nam
street.
Eli Mix left for New Orleans yester-
day afternoon, and during his absence
the coroner's department will be under
the charge of Deputy Coroner Walter
Pond. Coroner Mix will be absent two
or three weeks on business and health
trip.
1t was reported about town to-day
that the body of an infant was found IN
the vacant lot adjoining the church OF
the Sacred cart, and that the police
had been notified. Chief Egan said
there was no truth in the story. The
/ tale came from the brain of drum ken
man, who told one of the patrolmen last
) evening.
The Washington correspondent of the
; New Haven Register says that If Con
necticut gets TWO of the four public
buildings she asks for this session of CON
!, gress, she will be lucky. delegation
from this city will appear before the
claims of Waterbury.
Another assembly was held in Music
!, hall last evening under the patronage OF
Mrs A. S. Chase, Mrs +. ID. Steele, Mr.
:. IG S. Parsons and Mrs r. X. Brown
, About one hundred ladies and gentle
men were present, many from Other
places being among the number: Music
was furnished by Wheeler 4 Wilson,
orchestra of Bridgeport.
Oh atfield camp, Sons of Veterans. for
feited its charter at Wednesday night
3 meeting. The membership was about
forty, but many of the members HAY,
| l~r. Al. ,,rl
4 best by those remaining to SURRENDER
l. the charter. +. w. 1ngrahamt was cap
: tain of the camp.
l, Frank Brothers the late popular bar
- tender for Sam Munt h, has purchased
!, the fixtures al Il oroughly retitted tn,
= premises AT the corner of Union anC
:, South Main sire t.. Former patrons o
a this place will find u great change. 4
! first class wine room has been opened
: and everything is neat and orderly
l. Frank is a popular young man and VII
!. do his share of the business.
O The board of government of the Catho
lie r. A. B. union of Connecticut held
V meeting in New Haven to consider plan
It for raising this states quota of the $50,
@ 600 needed for the establishment of tn
Father Matthew chair of philosophy il
the Washington university. The amour
of money to be subscribed by the Con
II E6ecticut union is $500, and it must b.
8 sent to the national headquarters befor
e August 1. At yesterdays meeting reso
n buttons were adopted asking for ait
n from the county organizations.
9 Supreme Grand Knight John J. Phe
q Ian, of Bridgeport General Secretar,
IS Daniel Colwell, of New Haven Gran,
e Knight Bernard F. Reid. of this city
q and Andrew Smith, of Hartford, actin,
It as a committee of the Knights of Col
a umbus, went to Thomaston yesterda,
IT afternoon and presented purse o
$S12 to Rev NJ. j. Mckinney. tn
founder of the order, as token of ap
probation of his labors in the interest o
y the order.
t. Two insane prisoners named William
and WHIT, who have been confined il