Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-24
CITY NE WS
pirs for sale by James Sutton.

weather, followed Sunday afternoon by rain.
 A desirable tenement of six rooms to rent, corner of Hawkins and Bishop streets.
 This is ribbon week at I. Chase's and ladies are invited to avail themselves of the great bargains.
 The late Rev Father Fones, was a member of the Barcelona council K. of c.
 Houses and building lots for sale in all parts of the city by A. F. Abbott & Son. Read their special list to-day. Application was made in the probate court this afternoon to admit the will of the late John Corcorry to probate.
 Damon & Shippy believe that they have the finest stock of ladies' footwear in the city. All are invited to call and see for themselves.
 Upson, Singleton & Co.'S motto Is: Advertise what you have, and have what you advertise. Read their an nouncement to buyers of clothing. Congressman Wilcox will have the | at West Point. The candidate must re- side either in New Haven or Middlesex counties.
 A delegation of Waterbury Foresters went to Watertown last evening to at tend the first ball given by Court Hem ingway, of that place. They report a very pleasant tune.
 The Rt Rev Bishop Williams will visit | Waterbury tomorrow and will preach and confirm class at St Johns church | at 1O:30 a. III. and at Trinity church at 7:15 p. m.
 l In the windows of the Bank Street Bargain store, 15l Bank street, may be noticed diminutive oil stove keeping a large kettle boiling. For Going light cooking; it is Just the thing for the sum- l mer.
 l The district court assignments for Spiro vs Spiro Friday, A. B. Pierpont vs City of Waterbury E. $. Babcock vs same; Monday, June 3-Chris Caron vs St Jean Baptiste society. In the court of common pleas this l week, in the case of Dennis & Co, of New Britain. against Patrick Thompson of this city, for the recovery of the price of brick furnished the defendant, judg ment was given for $22S and costs in favor of the plaintiffs.
 Arrangements are completed for the union excursion to be given to Savin
 Rock, Tuesday June 2+, by the St Jean
 Baptiste society, L'Union St Joseph,
 LInstitut Canadian Francais and the
 leave the Naugatuck station at o'clock a. m.
 Five barrels of whiskey. the property of Luke Bowen of New Britain, that
 were attached on Wednesday in a suit
 brought by T. F. Mcdonald of this city,
 have been replevined by New York
 parties, who claim that they were not
 the property of Bowen, but were merely
 consigned to him.
 The excursion given by the New Eng
 land and Meriden roads to New York via
 Wilson's Point, left the New England
 station on tme this morning;the party wal
 made up of representative business mer
 from Hartford, Meriden, New Britain
 Bristol and Waterbury and included representatives of the press from those
 cities.
 The case of James Farrell vs the Wa terbury Horse railroad company. triet before Judge Cowell in the distric
 court, was decided to-day for the plaint
 iff to recover $75 and costs. Farrell wa
 employed by the city and was repairin, some pipes on West Main street. whel
 he was struck by car. He brough suit to recover $lO0 damages. At the meeting or the committee upol public lands and buildings last night. proposition made by Henry Pincus, t. , :, rent the City hall for three months dur ing the summer, for $500, was discussed Mir Pincus proposed to convert the hal into summer garden, with concert nightly. The committee rejected tn 5 offer.
 In this edition will be found the full programme of next Friday nights con cert at City hall. Some of the bes
 tickets in the hall will be for sale .o
 Monday and after at the following
 places: Drigg's & Smiths music store Bank street, Bossidy's drug store, Eas
 Main street, P. Bossidy's drug store l Brooklyn, and Coughlin's drug store j Baldwin street.
 2 The trouble between Contractor Dag ,,' gett of the postal card works in Shelton and William Wilkinson, who furnishes the paper, is ended. Mir Wilkinson tele II graphed from New York yesterday stat ;: ing that he would resume making pape l,' for the cards Monday and that all di1 l, ferences had been amicably adjusted y Friends of MT Daggett have arrange V for settlement of the attachments.
 James Stewart Dixon was the frs
 name on the roll call of the police cour
 this morning. Judge Cowell fined hir I $1 and costs for drunkenness. Joh
 Kelly and John Longworth indulged I a friendly scrapplng match last evening n near Bank street, and Officers Pagan an h McAulitf took them into quod. Thi - morning Kelly tried to screen Long e worth and as a consequence both re e ceived a fine of $5 without costs. f Suit has been begun by the Wagne e Palace car company to restrain the Pull d man company and the New York ( n New England railroad company fror e using certain devices nov used in cor ;, structing platforms and connections 0 h the vestibule cars. The injunction aske - for by the Wagner company is to prs 8 vent the Pullman company from usin n these appliances on it's vestibule carr |. If the injunction Is granted it will nc
 only prevent the Pullman company fror
 using them, but all railroads that lis