Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-10
CITY NE US

Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature.
Does Kelly the baker own -four
mill He sells ten loaves of bread for
twenty-five cents.
the state prison, is SO much improved
that he has gone to the seaside for
couple Of weeks.
w. +. Dillon to-day received the latest
issues of the shamrock" and United
Ireland" and will in future keep those
publications for sale.
James Meehan of 1O5 River street
offers for sale 900 loads of loan, which
he will deliver for 81 load. First come
first served.
Ballentine's triple extra ale, and bond
ed WHISTLES, sold at John Sheehan's sam
pie and pool rooms, Union street.
Ales, wines, liquors and cigars.
Willie r. Cradduck, aged 10, weight
40 pounds, stocky build, dark complex
ion, dark brown hair and eyes, light
pepper and salt suit, light felt hat, and
old pair of lace shoes, is missing from
his home in Stratford.
The several courts of the Ancient
Order of Foresters of America in this
city, have appointed next Sunday as a
general memorial day at which the
graves of deceased members will be
decorated. Flowers will be thankfully
received from friends of the order.
All women having work to enter
for the Exchange are requested to bring
it in US early as possible tomorrow
morning. The rooms will be open after
0 o'clock in the morning. The public
opening will be held tomorrow from
2 in the afternoon until 8 in the evening.
1t is confidentially asserted in Birming-
ham that Royal NJ. Bassett, principal
owner of the Birmingham Iron Foundry
and Machine company, is a candidate
for congress from the Second district on
the democratic side. His name was
mentioned for the Office at the time
Carlos French was nominated.
Miss Nellie Charles, milliner, &c Bank
street, will on Thursday and Friday
have a special sale of trimmed sailors in
all colors and prices. The trimmings
will consist of crepe, flowers, birds,
wings, quilts and ribbons. Ladies are
invited to call and see the pretty dis
play.
Dennis O'Reilly, general superintend-
ent at William Nicely & Cos store, New
Haven, has received fiattering offer
from large establishment in Provi-
dence which he will undoubtedly &C.
cept. Aside from receiving a larger
salary, Mr. O'Reilly will be admitted tc
partnership.
The case in which the New York and
New England railroad company seeks q
provisional injunction to restrain coun
sci for the Asylum street bridge commits
sion from proceeding further in the
superior court in regard to contempt OF
court was partially argued before Judge
Shipman in the circuit court at Hart
ford yesterday.
Town Clerk Madden to-day sent out
his mortuary report for the last five
months to DIR &. A. Lindsey, superin
tendent of registration of vital statistics
New Haven. January, the month OF
the grippe, leads the list with 81 deaths
February and March had 40 each ; Apri
"a; and May only 81. making a total Of
264, or an average of 53 deaths "a month
The interior of the rink building ha
undergone complete metamOrphosi
to suit the artistic taste of Henry Pin
Gus, and tomorrow night the doors will
be thrown open of the finest summer
garden in the state. The place has beer
named the Casino" and it will be con
Quoted in a strictly first-class manner
The Hungarian band, late of the Edel
musee of New York, will give a concer
each evening and refreshments will b,
served by uniformed and gentleman,
attendants.
While Engineer Baker was backing
some coal cars on the Meriden, Water
bury q Connecticut River road nea
Hanover pond Saturday afternoon, TIN
engine collided with the hand car OF
which was the tool house, and the latte
was sent IN various directions down tn
embankment. The engineer thought a
first the smash-np would be seriou
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the tool house, which will have to be re
placed by new one.
Donate Meo, the Bank street barber
took out his second papers this morning
to become citizen of the United States
and now he AYERS he will receive tn
protection of Waterbury law, and not b
compelled to call witnesses to prove hi
claim to protection. "Denny"feels that h
was harshly used a few weeks since
and this is what fastened his renuncia
ton of the king of Italy and his applies
ton for citizenship.
The petition in behalf of the Bigelo,
Manufacturing company and the Canno
Manufacturing company, both of Ne,
Haven, and the Manhattan company O
New York, that AL Daggett, the posta
card maker, be declared insolvent, wa
heard before Judge Tomlinson in BIZ
mingham yesterday. Hon Lynde Hal
rison represented Mr. Daggett and aske
for postponement until June 80, O
which date all claims will be paid. Thi
was opposed by the other attorneys bu
finally the court granted the request.
The ninth meeting of the Naugatuc
Valley Teachers association will be hel
at the High school building Saturday
The following programme has been al
ranged Examinations" discussio
led by Supt William w. Abbott, Manga
tuck; Teaching of History u. s.,
Principal Walter S. Parker, Everett
school, Boston, Mass: "The Evolution Q
the Teacher" Hon Charles D. Hine, sec
rotary Connecticut Board of Education
Hartford; Election of officers and an
other business.
Coroner Mix has made an investiga
ii N of the death of William McClonC