Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-31
CITY NE us


Miss Francesca Redding at the opera
house this evening.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather
stationary temperature.
"Ariel, The Half Breed" will shortly
be commenced in these columns.
Commode sets, watering pots, oil
stoves and fly screens, at 151 Bank
street.
The strawberry season is now in full
blast. Over sixty crates of berries ar
rived on the 11:17 train this morning.
Ex-senator E. T. Turner returned last
evening from his trip to Colorado
Springs, much improved in health.
ton, "Ariel, The Half Breed" Watch
for the opening chapters.
The old Harper building on South
Main street has been RACED and work
upon the new block will be commenced
at once.
John Cullinon and John Stapleton of
Bridgeport, were visiting here yesterday.
they were favorably impressed with the
Brass City.
Miller & Peck will place on sale to-
night their entire stock Of laundried and
unlaundried percale shirts, for twenty
five cents each. First come, first served.
Patrick Doyle of Litchfield, who ia
visiting with his brother on Liberty
street, broke his leg last evening while
engaged in q wrestling match on Bank
street.
The picnic of the Brooklyn Athletic
club in Hellman's grove yesterday after
noon and evening was largely attended.
Many Of the games were close and in
teresting.
The regular meetings of the city boards
will take place next week. The COM
mon council will probably act on Fire
Commissioner Roberts resignation Mon
day night.
The will Of the late John Fitzgerald
was admitted to probate this morning
by Judge Phelan. John Fitzgerald of
Springfield, Mass, was named as ex-
| ecutor in the will.
The employees of Benedict & Burnham
are requested to meet at the factory at
AS O'Clock tomorrow afternoon for the
purpose of attending the funeral Of the
late Michael A. Balfe.
Administration was granted in the
probate court this morning on the estate
of the late Bernard Thompson. Mrs
Bridget Thompson, wife of the deceased,
was appointed administrators.
Epson, Singleton & Co have taken adj
vantage of some great bargains found in
New York, and to-day offer for sale a,
| the uniform price of $14, mems suits that
are equal to custom made $50 suits.
| In few days we will commence the
publication of the best story yet.printed
in our columns. 1t is by Robert A
Cumming, and is entitled "Ariel, The
Half Breed"
James Galway was arrested in Bridge
port yesterday charged with assaulting
his sister. Galway is a native of this
city and is wanted here for a similar
offense as the one committed in Bridge
port.
The annual convention Of the Young
Peoples society, Christian Endeavor
will commence June ~, at st Louis
The New England road offers reduced
rates. The fare for round trip from this
city is $22.75.
| Connecticut Masonic Veterans associa
ton will hold its twentieth annual meet
ing in Waterbury, Thursday, June 26
All masons of twenty-five years. of good
and regular standing are considered
veterans and are cordially invited to at
tend.
The Shore Line train struck dog al
the bridge near Holmes, Booth & Hay
dens' this morning. The animal was
horribly mangled about the legs, and
was left where he fell, until his piteout
cries attracted the attention of some
one who put the animal out of misery by
shooting, two hours after being struck