Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-05-07
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Germans minstrels at the opera house
this evening
Co E, Hibernian rifles, will give their
third annual picnic Forepaugh's circus
day, June IS.
Seats for "Esmeralda" will go ON sale
at the Park drug store Saturday morn
ing, May 10.
You can save convassers' commissions
by buying furniture at Elkins & Wakes.
Solid oak suits only $40.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
stationary temperature, followed Thurs
day by cooler weather and rain.
Only seven days more of the auction
Of crockery, glassware, lamps, etc, ct
Tinkham's, 70 South Main street.
A few children's spring cloahs will be
closed out by w. d. Scott & Co at q re-
duction OF twenty-five per cent.
The state convention of the A. o. F.
of A., opens at Bridgeport to-day. The
Waterbury delegates left on the 500
train.
The officials at the county Jail say that
they have not yet noticed any indica-
cations of insanity in Patrick Flanna-
gan the slayer of Michael McDermott.
A. F. Abbott & Son offer fine large
house on West Side hill, with lot 40 BY
for some one who speaks quickly.
Rudolph Zedlitz, architect, 1914 North
Main street, is prepared to furnish COM
plete plans and specification at very
reasonable rates and on short notice.
Use DIR Harris King of all Remedies
for the blood, stomach, liver and kid
SAf1pfnCfInv ro mt
bottle or six for IS. Sold by all druggists.
Councilman Thomas Kane is a men,
Der of the committee appointed to take
measures to have the approaches to the
Baldwin street bridge placed in good
condition.
Residents Of the Brooklyn district can
find anything they want in the line OF
drugs and medicines, at P. ]. Bossidy's,
corner of Bank and North Leonard
streets.
The canvassers and others who assisted
at the recent union fair given by the
Foresters will be rendered socia-
BILE and entertainment at Grand Army
hall this evening.
Mrs Alice Kelly, wife of John Kelly,
former resident of this city, died Mon
day at her home in Jersey City. The re-
mains were brought here on the 11:17
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Co E will do escort duty to the four
divisions of the A. o. II. at the parade
in Hartford, May 10. The officers have
received an invitation to attend the ball
in Hartford that evening, and appear in
uniform.
Thomas Connor, the South Main street
grocer, received a telegram this morn
ing announcing the death of his sister,
Miss Mary Conner, who lived in New
York. The deceased was also a sister of
Mrs Kate Cullinan.
The Rev Fathers Slocum of Norwalk,
O'Brien of Bridgeport, and Treanor Of
this city, representing the diocesan
board, are examining the scholars in the
parochial school at Stamford to-day. To-
morrow they go to Danbury.
How graceful it would be on the part
of Miss Rooney of Danbury, after she re-
ceives her prize locket, if she has placed
inside the pictures of her chief rivals in
the contest, Miss Brainard of Meriden,
and Miss Kelly of Waterbury.-Meriden
Journal.
Veterinary Surgeon Joseph Woodward
of Naugatuck pricked his hand slightly
while bleeding horse a few days ago
and symptoms of blood poisoning have
since developed. He is now in critical
condition, and council of physicians
was held yesterday.
Thomas and James McGrath, Mailing
from York state, became intoxicated
yesterday and were guests of Chief
Egan last night. Judgment was sus-
pended in both cases. John Finley was
sent to the town house for 80 days for
drunkenness.
The funeral Of the late Andrew Smith
of Hartford, will take place tomorrow
morning at $50 o'clock. Mr. Smith had
many friends among the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians and Knights of Columbus
in this city. He was a prominent men,
Der Of both organizations.
Invitations to attend the forma
presentation of the World necklace to
Mics Rooney, Thursday evening, We're
extended to Miss Brainard Of Meriden,
and Miss Kelly of this city, yesterday.
Miss Kelly has accepted the invitation.
A large party of friends will accompany
her. They will return on the Washing
ton express.
There were fifty deaths in Waterbury
during April, from the following causes:
Diphtheria and Group 2. typhoid fever 3,
diarrhoeal diseases under five years 1,
consumption or phthisis 5, pneumonia
or lung fever 5. bronchitis 4, heart dis
ease !, accident and violence 3, all other
causes except still births ~, deaths I'M
der 5 years 81, still births4
A curious question has arisen concern.
ing the burial of the dead horse of Paul
Nehring, which was struck by a train
on the Naugatuck road Monday. The
horse was struck by the train while it
was on the Ansonia side of the town
division line. but was thrown into the
town of Derby few feet distant. OH.
cials of both towns are debating which
town shall inter the remains. which.
while the discussion is going on, lie ex-
posed to the public.
Connecticut pensions Oria inal-Syl-
vester B. Bailey, Naugatuck ; Henry ii.
Fitch, Watertown; Danforth o. Lum-
BARD, New Haven Beach T. Wilson,
Danbury; Henry Crawford. deceased,
Bridgeport H. R. Young, Middletown
j. Burns, Litchfield A. j. Ford, Moro
ton Heights William Halpin, STAN
ford; Peter Pleffert. Groton; Bridget,
widow of James Burns. LitchfieId