Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-06
CITY NE MS.

"From Sire to Son" at the opera house
Henry Doody Of Cheshire is visiting
John Mccarthy.
Alexander Cabna of Lawrence, Mass. |
is visiting his brother Abraham Cabna
Of Is North Leonard street.
Local branch. 1873, Order of the Iron
Hall, will meet this evening in Aneri-
can Mechanics hall
Ray N. aged years, son of Andrew
Ashborn died at the home of his parents
at Mill Plain last evening.
Mrs George Peditjean, aged 81 years,
died last evening at her home No Pratt
Place.
The funeral of Oliver Chaput. who
was drowned at the City mill pond
yesterday, will take place Saturday
| morning.
Secretary of State Walsh has resigned
the position of secretary of the republic
can state committee owing to the pres
sure of other duties.
Nathan S. White, the 7-year-old son
of Stewart w. White, of Kingsbury
street, died of diphtheria last evening.
The funeral took place this afternoon.
| The comptroller of the currency has
| issued a call for report of conditions
of the national banks at the close of
|
1890.
| Dennis NJ. Havican of this city, who
| has been a sufferer for some time, re-
Gently had piece of steel removed from
his eve by DR. F. NJ. Wilson of bridge
port, and is now on the rapid road to
recovery.
The superior court will not open here
on Tuesday of next week as intended,
but on Wednesday, Judge Fem will be
busy in Hartford where the supreme
court of errors will be in session until
that date.
E. H. Laommedisn, employed at the
Waterbury lumber and coal company's
works, while working on buzz saw,
to-day, cut the thumb of his left hand in
such manner that the first joint had
to be amputated.
w. II. Hunt reminds ladies that as
house cleaning time is at hand they may
need something in the line Of carpets,
draperies and portlers. Everything IN
that line can be found at rs and II
South Main street.
Justice Russell has rendered his decis-
ion IN the case of H. ]. Wolcott and
wife va Turber & Co., in favor of the de-
PENDANT, and the case Of F. S. French
vs. the same in favor of plaintiff to re-
cover 81 and costs.
Roger Connor expects that papers will
be served on him restraining him from
playing with the New York Brother
hood Club. The papers cannot be served
in this state SO they will have to lay for
Roger when he goes to New York.
Nearly all of the arrangements are
completed for the grand banquet to be
given by the Four divisions, A. o. H.,
at st Patrick's hall on Monday evening,
March II. Mayor Baldwin and other
prominent city officials have been in
vited to attend.
NJ. j. Smith, of the firm of Smith &
Doran. bakers on Baldwin street, will
open the latter part of March large
bakery in the new building of P. j. Nc
Grath on East Main street. Mr. Smith is
one of Waterways enterprising young
men, and is president of the Rose Hill
S"ial club.
| Tue signal tower on the Consolidated
road at the west end of the railroad
bridge il Bridgeport will be removed
bodily Sunday to Il point near the eleva-
tor where the new cross over, provided
for in the agreement between the Hous-
atomic and Consllid ,ted roads, is To be
put in. 1t contains over three tons @.
machinery
Travel on the railroads is somewhat
delayed on account of the storm. The
l D. m. West bound train on the New
England road was ten minutes late and
the 1:55 from Boston twenty. The
trains on the Naugatuck and Meriden
roads are about on time, but if the
storm continues the evening trains will
| he slightly delayed.
The order for the foreclosure and
ejectment on the property of Thomas
Lynch, ask, d for by the Dime Savings
bank before Judge Bradstreet, was
granted this morning and law days APP
pointed as follows. Thomas lynch. May
20; Margaret Lally, Ma. 81 Z. F. Cole.
May 22 Charles Thatcher, May 23, and
Olena & Craig. May "a.
The Waterbury Baking company. will
open their new store No 104 South Main
street, on Saturday the Sth The store
is being retitted through )ut with every
convenience for the business. Plate
mirrors have been put in all around the
store, new counters and show cases have
been added. and altogether the estab-
lishment will be very attractive when
finished.
Every room in the many large build
ings at the asylum for the insane are
now occupied. No new patents can be
admitted until some of those who are
now in the asylum die or are discharged.
The state ought to provide another
building which will accommodate at
least 500 patients. Such a building
| would soon be full if insanity increases
as rapidly in the future as in the past
Middletown Herald.
A couple of Italians were having a
wordy war on South Main street this
afternoon when Officer Thomas appear
ed on the scene and ordered them away.
One Of them was intoxicated and re-
fused to move. The officer had little
tussle with him and finally was COM
PEELED to resort to the twister to bring
him to the lookup. When searched at
the station a one bladed knife was
found on his person and was taken by
Chief Egan.
The funeral of Cornelius Casey, who
died Tuesday, was attended from his
late residence on East Main street to
the church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton this morning, where a requiem
mass was said by Father Fleming. The