Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-20
CITY NE WS

Martin BerRln las recelNeu au eleS ah | line of Ea,ter cards.
 Sergeant Cox predicts fairand warmer weather, followed by rain.
 The Adams E ipress company have placed messenge., on all trains on the New England road.
 A meeting of Co, G's base ball com mittee is called for tonight al o'clock, at the armOry.
 Adello brothers of Danbury, well known musical artists. Will be at James Murnan's this evening. Louis Howe will leave for Bridgeport | ,turday, here he has secured posi- tion with Barnum's circus. The grand list just completed by the | s ,lectmen was placed on file in the town clerks office this morning. ]. K. Rernard, who has been visiting | in this cit. left to day to join the W. t | Akron specIalty company,at Dover, Me. The Choral society now has member ship Of eighty. They are busy making preparations for the concert tu be held in May.
 C. q. Baver. agent at the railroad station at Union City has resigned and | Il. A. .Soper, agent at Litchtield has been appointed as his successor.
 John Ronalder. who was run over at rerryville. on Monday. by New York | X New England freight train, died yes terday at the Hartford hospital. | The Saturday Night club of New York, will give a dinner at Delmonico's to the Connecticut supreme court on Saturday evening. April D.
 In the billiari tournament in the TO ms of the Waterbury club last even ilg F. B. Merriman won from Col Do | ht rty, by the score of s. to 4'.
 The false front was to-day removed from the new block of the Waterbury Furniture company. The exter or of the building IS d model of good taste.
 Architect Jackson is preparing plans for three story brick block for James Martin, to be built on his property at the corner of Union and South Elm streets.
 John J.Splain will deliver his address. 'The Province of Reason il Religion.
 eforc members of the Young Mems Catholic Literary association this even Ing.
 Officer Dodds found sixteen razors in the possession of a North Elm street aewshoy this mori ing. The boy saNs he received them from another boy llr
 ing on the same street who says h." found them in a back yard. City Engineer Weld and Inspector Carpenter made an examination of a portion of Great brook Tuesday and found the bed of the stream in many places to be almost filled with debris.
 The board of directors of the Knights of Columbus are holding d meeting m New Haven to-day. One of the prinri- pal matters to be considered is the cotab- lishmeut of d S50,O0O sinking fnnd.
 Patents have been granted to citizens of Waterbury this wee~. as follows: Thomas F. McEvoy, electric switch: Alfred NJ. White. assisnor of three fuurths to x. $. Perkins, New London: thrrad-doublinS mrchinc.
 Foreman J. J. Mcdonald requests those who wish to vote for Miss Kelly in the Worlds necklace contest to lra\ {, ther coupons as soon as possible at the DEMOCRAT office or E. J. FInns shoe store.
 The New Haven county commission CTS gre arranging to remove the InIuat, $ of the county home to one of the old alnshouse buildings, and tine rcno> al will take place to-day. This to be done in order to SCI aratc the inmates from the diphtheretlc cases.
 r Chris F. Downey is now prepared to writ" fire insurance in reliable compan ies. He has secured the agencies for several steamship lines and for one of | l V. ; He will also handle the tickets for Ray , mond Cooks and Phillips popular eN- $ Cur,iOns and their circulars may be had \ upon application at hls office, If East \ Nam street.
 Horace Johnson, the weather prophet
 has tiguI ed it all out, after d deal ot hard work, and saAs that the next great blizzard will come oH in l964. It will be SD big d thing Ulur.ce emphasizes the word 'big), that the one of two , years ago will be out d flee bite in com parlson. Possibly Horace is making due arrangements to be present on the occ,,- sion.
 Yesterdays snow-storm took every on,
 by surprise. The weather office had l made it's usual guess and without com
 ing within mite of being right. Balm> P ureeZe> and harDingrrs of spring were x prophrsltd; ola Burcas himself with |. l Young blizzard ill his arms Was what , turned up. About elght inches of snow , fell anu last evening the slcishng Was . excellent. The livery stanlr keeper,
 were caught in the lurch. for the, had stored away their sleIShS and C, uld not . answer the call, upon them. r The merchants who suffered hv the T ortriluwing of Little brook Thanks.iv. Il Ing day. held a ms tting la,t night. I ' Was decided to brlhE two t,st suits : u | iSHlIlHt Nilt tItN cue III the llttlllt' pi M. Bronaon, representing the m "rrhants south ot East Main street, and the other
 m the name of some dealer north of
 tIst Nam street. If the suits ar,, de led . lh favor "t th" cII, thr merchants, with the exception of r. F. Ju,!sun. who l. s acting independent of the others, will let the matter di"p. If the cases ar,
 utcldtdag 1Ihatl the city the DlllS for ,luI. .
 ages of all W Ill hr p ld.
 A dispatch from shelton says: Al x DaGSrtt 5 postal card factory, which has Il been cl"s'd for more than d week. re.
 >uined operations yesterday. and Is now
 turning out cards of a different quality
 rom those previously made Tin,
 Govtrnlnent inspectors objected to th.