Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-02-11
CITY NE us.

"Cinderella at School, at the opera :
house this evening.
One of Frank Shepard's horses was
taken from his barn last night, and has
not yet been found.
George A. Boughton has been elected
chairman of the committee ON public
lands and buildings.
C. Collard Adams was in town to day
for the first time after an illness oil
| seven weeks with pneumonia.
A fine new stock of hair goods has |
ju st been received by l. Chase, the pop |
ular mllliner, Arcade building.
The eighth annual concert and mas
querade ball of the Turnverein will be
one OF the events this week. 1t will be
held in City hall Friday evening.
The work of finishing the interior of
st Francis new church at Naugatuck is
progressing very rapidly. 1t is probable
hat the church will be dedicated in the
fall.
T.. T. Turner & Co have to-day opened
line of muslin underwear, fine goods
land attractive styles. The price has
oeen marked down to twenty-five cents
a garment.
| vi. Atkinson. sanitary plumber ana
engineer, has opened a store in the base
mcnt of Dougherty's block, SO East
Main street. Low prices and first-class
work is his motto.
| Col A. A. Pope of Boston delivered
lecture before the Hartford board of
trade this morning. in which he strong
ly urged the necessity of improving the
state highways.
| The road commissioners, with Supt
Crawford of the Meriden, Waterbury &
Connecticut River road, visited Baldwin
street again to-day. The work of grad
ing near the. bridge will be done at
once.
John Savage and Miss Marie Shanuski
were married by Rev Father Pagan at
Naugatuck Sunday afternoon. The
5 young couple held u reception at their
future home, 314 Bank street, this city,
last evening.
Miss Anne Creegan. aged % years,
died of pneumonia yesterday at her
home on River street. The funeral will
take place from the house to the church
$ of the Immaculate Conception at 7:30
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The hearing of the demurrer in the
case of Lewis Meyer tax collector VS.
e Moffit & Trubee of Bridgeport who de-
INJURED to a tax complaint, was heard
before Judge Bradstreet to-day. Decls-
j., ion was reserved.
The case of Charles Thatcher VS.
Bridget Phalon, action for foreclosure
of Judgment lien on property on Stone
f street was heard before Judge Cowell
t to-day. Decision was given for plaintiff
e to recover S104 and costs. The law day
was set for June 1.
The Choral society of Thomaston. will
render The Pirates of Penzance'
Thursday and Friday evenings of this
week. Miss Clara Hicks of this city
Naugatuck, Ruth, and James Strong OF
this city, Frederick.
- The New York New Haven 4 Hart
ford's net earnings for the last quarter
OF 1889 were 81 .OIj.SlO, against $Jll II.
i'll 1888, and the net income from al
sources S640 .OS9, against 1851 1924 il
1888, leaving S692,23 cash on hand
against 1851 1924 for the previous year.
Major Allen of the brigade staff ant
Lieutenaht Green, paymaster of the
II First regiment, made the inspection o
the regimental officers and Co A at the
II armory last evening. The visitor.
It found the officers and company as usual
h near perfection, and the armory in gool
J. condition.
If j. A. Godfrey 6; Co intend to max,
d extensive alterations in their stor,
d March |, and i'll order to make room fo
? the carpenters, must reduce their larg,
l. stock OF clothing and furnishings. I,
ie do this they have made a savage attacl
in cient.
W Chirps the New Haven News: Pat
t. rick McGrath of Waterbury, was DRUM
and disorderly on East street yesterda
afternoon. Officer Higg ms placed hin
under arrest but he resisted so desperate
!y that the policeman was forced to us
Al Il club on him. He was finally safel
housed in the precinct lookup.
le The goods that were damaged b
81. water in the basement of I. f. Judson
y store on the morning of Thanksgivin
as day, will be placed on sale in st Pa
- rck's block, opposite the church of tn
M immaculate Conception tomorrow
ce Many bargains will be found The sal
e will continne until the goods are all di:
~, posed of.
:e The fire commissioners met last nigh
;, IS and adopted the recommendation {
Chief SnagS, in regard to making fe,
changes in the present alarm service
By the new schedule Monitor hose con
no pany will answer to only II alarms il
m stead of 81 as formerly. The Rose Hi
" company will also have one less alarl
St TO answer.
" There are so many men in New Br
in tain who have lost portion of the
an fingers that the conductors upon IT,
trains on seeing man who is minus
finger, locate him as a New Britain ma
E and they say that four out of five time
od tney are rlSnC IN their cOnJectureS
GU Exchange. AS in everything else w;
terbury can knock the stutfing out {
New Britain on this point.
be The supreme court of errors by agree
#, ment considered, yesterday lat Hartford
ay two New Haven county cases. The fir
en- was that of Laura Morgan, executri,
ed New York, VS. Franklin Farrell ct a
is Derby. 1t is an attempt to show tn;
the defendants are liable as partners O
certain notes. The other case was til;
. OF the city of Waterbury VS. William
-, Schmitz, litigation over sewer asses
ne "a. ment.
ct 1t is strange what general fat
there was in the prediction of anoth,
blizzard that was published in the Dem,
Graf last week as emanating from
Plainfield weather prophet, and the pr
cautions taken by many so as not to /
caught without plenty of provisions
| the hOusa in case tho nra5 lot ion