Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-08-06
CITY NE MS.

The district committee will meet this
evening.
sergeat Cox predicts fair, cooler
weather.
Miss NJ, McKinsley is visiting at her
old home in Virginia.
Telegraph Editor Kimball of the
American, is enjoying a two weeks va
cation.
Hellmann's Advance Drum corps will
give a picnic at Hellmann's grove, Au-
gust 81.
Henry Menold attended the reunion
of the North Connecticut volunteers, in
Bridgeport yesterday.
Joseph j. Koran, aged 10 years, died
yesterday, of heart failure, at the home
Of his parents on North Elm street.
Chas Calero has opened barber shop
in the new annex ,110a South Main street.
lie has neat place and trusts to receive
q share of public satronage.
Misses Alice jerks and Annie Kennedy
have gone to New Britain on a vacation.
Miss Lucy Shea is home from New
Haven, on n months vacation.
Coroner Ely Mix, left yesterday on a
weeks tour to Montreal and Quebec.
During the absence of the cononer,
Walter Pond, the deputy coroner, will
act in his stead.
At the meeting of Court Falcon, A.
Q. +. of A., held last evening, Past
Chief Rangers McKeon and Kleinecke
were presented with Past Chief Rangers
certificates.
Mrs Elizabeth Ryan, aged So years,
died last evening at the home of her
daughter, Mrs William Lyons, 80 Cherry
street. The funeral will take place at 8
o'clock tomorrow morning.
A four-year-old child of James Luddy
of the Brooklyn district was run over by
meat wagon yesterday, and pain
fully injured about the head and face.
DIR Dubuc attended the child.
There has been a large advance sale OF
tickets for the picnic and field day eX-
ercises of the Foresters, to be held next
Saturday on the West End grounds.
The horse which Rev George E. San
born lost two weeks ago has been re-
covered. The animal was found in Wa
tertown by farmer, and was evidently
wandering through the country.
81 have been for forty years a fireman
and have attended many conventions and
banquets, but never have l seen such a
reception as this" These remarks can
be credited to Assistant Chief Kelly of
New Haven.
men for the purpose of appointing a
committee to assist the selectmen in APP
proving of the layout of the Naugatuck-
Waterbury electric road, will be held at
the district court room this evening.
The board of education, at last nights
meeting concurred with the action of
the town and city in abating taxes of
the First Congregational society, and
the estates of Joseph Willis, Francis
Kane and Elizabeth Meyer.
On Tuesday of this week Miss Annie
Petit, formerly of this city was pro-
fessed sister of the Good Sheppard at
East Goth street, New York, and is now
located at Albany. Mrs and Mrs Joseph
Petit and Hestor Petit of this city at
tended the exercises.
On Tuesday, August 10, the annual
meeting of the National Association of
Fire Engineers, will be held at Detroit to
last about a week. The committee of
arrangements which is making prepare
tions to receive the chiefs, has planned
some interesting excursions for the visit.
ors.
The Palace Place wine room, 40 East
Main street, recently vacated by Henry
Murphy, has been re-papered, painted
and vanished, and will be re-opened to-
night under the management of Charles
DuEudLus IL. IL MOEse, Cue veteran Clu6T
man will preside during the evening.
The Rev Father Quinn of Collinsville,
chaplain of the Hibernian rifles, was III
town to-day en- route for Thomaston to
visit the Rev Father Mckinney, who is
almost daily receiving the personal ex.
preston of the sympathy of his brothers
in the priesthood.
Rev Father Walsh has received
another letter from the Rev j. A. Mul.
cahy, which was written in Munich.
He and DIR Mcdonald are in the best OF
health. The party start for home to-day
but DIR Mcdonald and Father Mulcahy
will remain in Ireland, leaving there the
latter part of the month.
Matthew Kennedy has opened a coal
yard at the foot OF Field street, opposite
Ralph Blakeslee's store house, and is
ready to supply the best grade of the ar.
ticle at the lowest prices. Mr.. Kennedy
is one of the few men who knows not
what it is to have an enemy and he is
sure to be successful in his new business
, A dispatch from Hartford says: In all
the Catholic churches throughout the
country next Sunday the following cable
gram which has been received from
Rome, win be read by decree of the
holy Office the faithful will be permitted
to eat meat on Friday, August 10. This
dispensation has been granted in honor
of the feast of the Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin