Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-01-28
CITY NE WS.

Eggs twenty cents dozen at kellys.
The board of police commissioners
will meet this evening.
A break occurred in the water main
on Grand street near Canal last night.
The case of Anthony Dillon VS. Patrick
Mooney is still on in the district court.
A grocery clerk and bartender is
wanted by Mrs J. w. Mccoy, l,5 East
Main street.
The New Haven county prohibition
lists will hold convention in New
| Haven Friday afternoon.
The old Clay street school house and
out buildings will be sold at public auc-
ton Saturday, February |.
Err. Davis & Co, of the Canal street
laundry positively use nothing in
furious in doing up clothes. Give
| them n trial.
Damon & Shippy call the attention of
young men to their stock of patent
leather shoes for receptions. etc. Call
at 1913 Bank street.
Flowers for weddings. receptions and
funerals, at H. S. Rasmussens, l45 Bank
street. Prices guaranteed the lowest
and work the finest.
Henry ALL and Harry Pincus assisted
at the benefit rendered Manager Wood
man at the Sterling opera house in
Birmingham, last evening.
A delegation of Waterbury Germans
will go to Union City this evening to at
| tend the masquerade ball given by the
German Mannerchor of that place.
The New England road will give two
grand excursions to Cincinnati ON Feb
ruary and 10. The fare from this city.
good returning until December 81, is
S25.
A grand benefit sale of dry and fancy
goods is now going on at Charters &
Cos, 10 and II East Main street. Ladies
are invited to call and inspect the bar
gains.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair, warmer
weather for the next twentyfour hours.
A storm is developing in the west,
which may cause rain or snow in New
England Wednesday night.
The Woodtick MINISTRIES entertained
fair-siZed audience at the Canadian band
fair last evening. Tonight the active
turner's of the Turn Nerein, will give an
exhibition. The fair will close to-mor-
row night.
Meriden, not satisfied with counting
Waterbury girls to the exclusion of the
| local young men. is trying to get one OF
| the big manufacturing concerns OF the
| Brass City to locate there.-Ansonia
Sentinel.
| Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
| this week will be bargain days for the
boys at j. A. Godfrey & Cos. In
another column they publish 4 few of
the many bargains that parents can
avail themselves OF.
| Handsome window cards announcing
the annual reception of Sheridan Coun-
Gil, X. of c., were distributed to-day.
The event will take place in City hall.
February :. Dodworths celebrated
band of New York will bea feature.
| Miss Sadie Church, a daughter of G..
w. Church of Waterbury, who has been
visiting friends in this city, returned to
h0r home day. Mr. Church has leased
a residence in Washington and will
move his family there in Il short time
| Middletown Herald.
Tho immoral Of Josenh Martin who
| died sunday took nl,ca from his late
residence on Riverside street. to st
Patrick's church. this morning. MIR
| Martins aye was stated to be 9S wears,
but it was established to-day that he was
lOl wears of ace.
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