Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-06-03
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Watch for ''Ariel, The Half-Breed."
A Dobson banjo and case for sale
cheap. See adv.
Look for Phelan'e advertisement. He
has specials.
The police appeared to-day in their
summer coats and white hats.
"Ariel, The Half Breed" will appear
in these columns tomorrow.
F. A. Granniss has a tenement and
store to rent on South Main street.
The board Of police comm issioners
will hold their regular monthly meeting
this evening.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
slightly warmer. For Wednesday, fair
followed by rain.
G. F. Downey has three tenements
and a number of stores to rent in the
Brook YIN district.
Read the new price list Of the Boston
ninety-nine cent store. and you will
surely find something that you want.
A border story, full Of plot and sensa-
ton, "Ariel, The Half Breed" Watch
for the opening chapters tomorrow.
John Cooney returned last evening
season with the Boston Gaiety company.
1888, Order of the Iron Hall, will be
held this evening in Johnson's hall.
An important meeting Of the share
holders Of the Mercantile Cooperative
bank will be held this evening.
Damon 4 shippy wish to call atten-
tion to their summer footwear, such as
school shoes, reception shoes, vacation
shoes and sporting shoes.
Carrollton council, X. of c., will give
a two nights festival in City hall in
few weeks. A number Of new and novel
attractions are promised.
The state has thus far received a little
over $12, 900 from legacies under Repre-
sentative O'Neirs collateral inheritance
tax law, which went into effect August
1, 1889.
Jack Penders was arrested by Officer
Brickel, on South Main street this morn =
ing. Penders was drunk, and resisted
arrest so forcibly that the officer had to
secure assistance to bring the fellow to
the station house.
The new consumers ice company Of
New Haven starts in business to-day,
when the first cargo of ice will arrive
from New Hampshire. The new COM
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consumers.
Alex S. Gibson of this city, read a
paper at the music teachers convention
in Hartford, this afternoon. Subject ::
The use of the organ as an adjunct of
Protestant worship.
The oldest inhabitant fails to remem-
Der when the postotfice looked so neat
as it does at present. Colonel Doherty' s
new broom has been welded with vigor
and everything about the place looks
fresh and inviting.
The officers of the Choral society wish
to return thanks to all who contributed
to the success of their recent concert.
A snug little sum was netted and at a
future date the society will provide an
even better entertainment than the last
The annual meeting Of the superior
court judges was held in Hartford
yesterday. The allotment Of judges for
this district is as follows: Civil terms
Firut Tuesday in November, 1890, Judge
Sanford first Tuesday in May, 1891,
Judge Robinson. Criminal term-Fourth
Tuesday in April, 1901, Judge Phelps.
A seven-year-old boy residing on the
Abrigador, fell into what is known as
''the ditch" a deep stream Of water
running parallel to Mad river, in the
rear OF st Joseph's cemetery, Sunday.
An older boy who was swimming near
by, saw the lads fall and went to his
assistance, rescuing him more frighten-
ed than hurt. 1t was a close call.
The local census enumerators report
that they have been treated we'll in
nearly all cases. In one instance the
census man called at house and was
told that the family were away, when
in fact they were all up on the second
floor, looking out on the poor fellow who
was endeavoring to gather information.
Homer w. Keller narrowly escaped
being seriously injured yesterday.
While driving up South Main street a
wheel came off his wagon and Mr. Keller
was thrown heavily to the ground and
becoming entanglsd in the lines was
dragged some distance before the horse
stopped. Fortunately he received nc
injuries beyond a few bruises.
The grand concert and sociable at City
hall, Wednesday evening, under the
auspices OF the four local divisions OF
Hibernians, will be the last event of the
kind until next season, and no doubt
will be largely attended. The state Off
GERS have signified their intention OF
being present. Eevry lady in the grand
march will receive a chance upon 9
beautiful gold ring.
An advertisement of transient dealer
in boots and shoes appeared in the Dem
oCRAT Saturday evening, the same being
accepted upon the representation of tht
manager that he intended to remain per
manently in Waterbury. The nature Of
the concerns! advertising is such, it il
plain that only short stay will be made
here and the principles of the DEMOCRAT
will not allow the acceptance of any
further advertising from this forced
sale. Patronize the regular dealers.
Colonel William Donaghue, command
ing the First regiment, Hibernian rifles
has issued letter in which he expresses
his thanks to the members of his com
mand for the good discipline, soldierly
bearing and excellent conduct displayed
in the Performance of military duties OF
the occasion of the parade for escor