Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-22
CITY NE WS.

1.-The Three Burglars in the DEMO- GRAF Saturday.
 James ORourke, the ball player, is I visiting with Roger Connor. $
 The regular weekly drill of Co E, Hi z bernian Rifles. will be held Thursday , evening in City hall The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Scovill Manufac urinS company l | will be held next Monday.
 The Rev Father Walsh is recovering from the effects of a severe cold, which has kept him confined to the house for several days.
 | Mrs Catherine Humphrey, aged 66, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs James Cluney, on Dublin street, this afternoon.
 Sergeant Cox reports to-day that the cold wave extends over the entire coun- trv For to-norrow he predicts fair and still colder weather.
 A sewing machine has been donated to the spital by the .mplnyes Of the -eaming department of the Welcn Hos iery company, Waterville.
 The fifteenth anniversary of the or ranination of the Germania society. was celebrated by a supper and soclable at Colcordia hall last evening.
 The twenty-thrd annual concert and
 masquerade ball of the Concordia Sing , ing society. will be held in Concordia
 hall, Monday evening February 3.
 Lovers of good literary treat will do
 well to read the story of "The Three Burglars" by Frank Stockton, which
 will appear in these columns Saturday.
 w. H. Dunwrll. the notorious dead
 beat. who was arrested in Mcriden yes
 terday and brought to New Haven for
 trial. was this morning sentenced to 12o
 lays in jail.
 : The music stores will close on Monday
 and Friday evenings of each week. com
 mencing Friday. January 24, and con
 tinuing under that arrangement until Il April l.
 w. T. Keavney, who has been acting
 sergeant of Co G vice NJ. J. Jordan. who
 has removed from the city, has rec .lNed . official notification of his appointment
 to the position.
 Michael O'Brien was instantly killed Il hv the cars at East Hartford last even it ing. He tried to get off after the tram d started. fell and was cut in two. lie
 leaves two daughters.
 Thomas Claffy and Miss Ellen Dunn
 were married by the Rev Father Elem s ing at the church of the Immaculate
 Conception, at 10 a. m. to-day. The
 best couple were Dennis Dunn and Miss
 Mary Claffy.
 =, H. H. Peck has requested the hospital
 authorities to fit up an unfurnlshed room
 in the building at his expense, setting a
 worthy example for other wealthy cit-
 iZens to emulate.
 'o J. A. Godfrey & Co announce special
 sale of uSters to begin tomorrow and
 continue for three days. Prices have
 been whittled down fine. Read theil
 announcement.
 An officer from the Connecticut In
 dustria school at Middletown. was il
 town to-day looking for Waterbury
 girl named Rose Higgins. who escaped - from that institution. Up to $50 n(
 trace of her could be found.
 The Rev Father Mulcahy assisted a
 the funeral of the late Joseph Cassidy a
 St Roses church. Meriden, this morning :" Many Waterbury friends of the decease' - attended the funeral. Interment was il
 New Britain.
 by Frank Stuckton's best effort is tn
 story of "The Three Burg lars Th ot opening chapters will appear in thes pn columns Saturday. Be sure and secur ms a copy of the DEMOCRAT of that date. ey Another large attendance gladdene le the hearts of the pretty canva~sers a '. the fair of the French Canadian ban $ last night. Financially and socially tn "a evening was success. New a,trao is tions will be provided tonight al Several prominent members of tn m A. O. II. will accompany County De ne rratr keenan and the presidents of th art four divisions to New Haven to-morro' ny evening. to assist at tn" institution of it new division of the order in that city. i It seems that the Consolidated road ,n de>rouS to restore the steamboat rout in between Harlem river and Jersey City | .,s ferry the Washington express. It D., now understood that the service N Ill |
 restored in February, before which tin u.. a new boat will be launched. cy An employc of Randolph X Gloves of said to have won S2 300 in the recel yer drawing of the Louisiana lottery. 0 ,on the other hand it might be well to ad he that q certain Nonng man who Ina las twenty one tickets didn't come Wlthl
 4unShot of winning anything. 'rk J. B. Chcvrette, aged A years. died ( me pneumonia at his home in Eu,htG mt place. last evening. The funeral wi ar take place Friday morning to St Ann he church. The St Jean Baptist society ar nw IiUuiun St Joseph. of which the dcceast the was a member, will attend the funcr ca in a body.
 op- The local branch of the Cunnectic, uid Indian association held a meeting at u the residence of Mrs r. B. Rice ytsterd; the afternoon, and discussed the work
 the ;lasocitti ion. Regret Was eXpresst old at the absence of Mrs j. C. Kinney 'u' Hartford. who was expected to auUre run the meeting, but was unable on accOH ted of illness to attend.
 ied The ca,e of Terrence kiernan, u III Union City murderer, which was tea have come up in the SUI eriOr court th out mornin,.. was not called. as Assista ere State Attorney Terry had only recent we'd recoyered from an attack of sirkne acy and did not feel able to proceed wi rts, the case. kiernan will probably lus- tried at the next term of the superi acy court in Waterbury.
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