Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-08-13
CITY NE TVS.

w. j. Slauson left this afternoon for a |
weeks visit along the Hudson.
Il. j. Cooney leaves next week to join
the Seymour-Stratton company at Savin
Rock.
Letter Carrier j. A. Slavin and wife
leave tomorrow for two weeks vaca-
ton.
Robert A. Cairns has been appointed
to act as assistant to acting City Engi-
neer Whitlock.
Joseph st Louis and daughter are in
Boston witnessing the grand army
celebration.
John Moriarty has purchased hand
some palr of gray horses from Seth
Pratt of Litchfield.
A delegation of Waterbury butchers
are attending the barbecue of the Dan
bury fraternity to-day.
Miss Lulu Fitzpatrick of Bridgeport is
visiting her cousin, Miss Julia a. FitZ-
patrick in this city.
Conductor Dinsmore is expected home
from his trip to Maine snext Saturday,
and will assume charge of his train
Monday.
Miss Mary Lawlor, of 22S South Main
street, left this morning for Albany
where she will make her home for the
present.
DELICIOUS is the word. Morrow Chew
ing Candy is something new and is sold
in the novel way of 10c per yard. lag
South Main street.
The Sacred Heart choir has in prepara-
ton n fine musical dramatic treat, to be
put on the stage of the opera house the
latter part of September.
Misses Kate and Sarah Finn, and Mary
Fox, who have been spending the sum-
mer in Ireland, will sail for home Sep
TENDER 9, on the steamer Wyoming.
Alderman French is in Bridgeport to-
day attending to the final arrangements
of the outing of the Nosahogan pisca-
torial club.
A little daughter of Erastus Ocker-
man fell while playing on Union street
this morning and received a very pain
full wound upon the head.
Freight traffic has been resumed over
the New England road to-day and suf-
ficient supply of meat has been received
by the local dealers.
The funeral of the late George Good
year was held at the Hall Memorial
Chapel this morning. The services were
conducted by the Rev l.. +. Baker.
Donahue & Adamson have made n
satisfactory settlement with the parties
who attached their store yesterday and
are now conducting their business as
usual.
Supt Chevalier of the New England
road was in town to-day. He is enthusi-
astic over the way his company handled
the thousands of eXcursionists to the
Boston encampment.
Fred Z. Morris, formerly employed
in c. G. Ford's advertising agency in
New Haven, has accepted position
with the Smith & Griggs manufacturing
company.
The postponed picnic of the local
courts of A. o. F. of A. will be held
next Saturday. Tickets purchased in
advance will be good for admission to
next Saturdays picnic.
The Bridgeport Farmer says: 1t is an
nounced that Prosecutor Chamberlain
has officially another grievance against
the Sunday Herald, and proposes to take
steps toward suppressing next Sundays
issue.
Pete, one of the team of grays at the
engine house on Scovill street, while
hitched in front of City hall this morn
ing took sudden notion to lay down.
The harness had to be cut before he
could be got upon his feet.
At Co G's meeting last night the final
camp arrangements were completed.
The different orders from Col Doherty
were read. The matter of having a
water boy and securing camp chairs was
left with Captain Wolff and the eXecu-
tive committee.
The executive committee of the state
democratic committee met in New
Haven yesterday. In the absence of
Chairman Davis, the Hon r. J. Vance
was called to the chair. 1t was voted to
hold the state convention in Hartford,
Tuesday, September 16, at IL a. M, in
Allyn hall.
The excursion of the Watch factory
employees to Glen Island next Saturday,
will give many an opportunity to visit
this delightful place with its attractive
boating and bathing. The sail from the
sound on the steamer John ID. Starin is
enliVened by dancing. Train leaves Maui
gatuck station at 6:30 a. m.
The following officers of Court Wolf
Tone, A. o. +. of A., were installed last
night by Deputy George ". Goodlng:
Chief range, j. D. Bolan; sub chief
ranger, James Coughlin; financial secre-
tary, NJ. F. Perkinson; recording secer-
tary, Thomas Barrett; senior woodward,
p. Shanahan: junior woodward, j. J.
Burke; senior beadle, Roger Lynch:
JUNIOR beadle, j. Murphy.
Michael Carroll INDUCED too freely of
the flowing bowl yesterday and this
morning he was called on to pay 81 and
costs. Thomas Egan tried to emulate John
l.. Sullivan, while in an intoxicated con-
ditlon, and he was taken into quod by
two of the finest. Five dollars and costs
IOr urunkenneSS ana suspended sentence
for breach of the peace, was the order of
the court.
According to general orders No s, is
sued by Col Doherty to-day. Organiza-
tions will carry to camp only such books
as the daily service requires. First SER
geants must report at surgeons quarters
Immediately upon the sounding of the
call and must enter on the sick book
names of all reporting to the surgeon
Men on duty must wear shoes of black
leather. Mounted officers will not wear
leggins except in stormy weather or
be worn on company and battaIian
drills.
Justice Griggs heard another Islander
case yesterday. 1t was a suit for
damages for language said to have been
used by Mrs Mary Larkin. The parties
interested were Frank and Bridget