Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-02-27
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II. l.. Welsh left for Atlanta, Ga, to-
day, where he will remain for over
month.
Sergeant Cox predicts colder weather
with rain or snow. The storm is now
central in Louisiana.
e. Collard Adams was reported as a
little more comfortable yesterday. His
condition is as yet serious.
The funeral of Mrs John Siebert took
place from her late residence to the
First NJ. +. church this afternoon.
DR. w. w. Bowdish o: the John street
NJ E. church Of New York, will deliver
a lecture at ST Paufs chapel this even
ing.
Townsend lodge gave another of their
popular sociables at their hall last even
ing. A number of guests were present
from Torrington.
Company A elected officers AS follows
last evening: Captain, Charles l..
Stocking first lieutenant, w. q. Moses;
second lieutenant, Charles w. Burpee.
Patrick Fitzpatrick, a farm hand,
who was gored in the face by an OK.
had one eye removed by Drs Axtelle
and Bar Der, At the hospital Tuesday.
A meeting will be held this evening at
w. C. Klsinecks's barber shop, of the
members Of Court Falcon, A. o. F. of
A, who are to take part in the drill at
the coming entertainment.
Mrs Johanna English, aged 81 years
died last evening at her home on Bald
win street. The funeral will take place
from her late residence to st Patrioks
church at 1880 o'clock Tomorrow morn
ing. The interment will be in Terry
vile.
At the residence of James G. Doherty,
SO Cherry street, yesterday afternoon,
Leonard w. Burr of Bridgeport, and
Miss Annie H. Doherty of this city were
married by the Rev j. G.. Davenport.
The bride is sister Of Col J. B. Doherty
and J. G.. Doherty. Mr. and Mrs Burr
left on the evening train for Bridgeport,
where they will reside.
The New Haven Palladium fixes the
price Of ice to consumers in its city next
summer at one dollar per hundred
pounds. This is tremendous price for
a necessity and the prospects are that
| the ice companies will lot sell to great
many families that actually need it,
simply because they cannot afford to
buy. Perhaps something may yet occur
which will bring the price OF ice down
to a reasonable figure.
| Officer Arnold of Bridgeport yester-
day morning arrested three boys, Ter.
renee Coughlin. James Powers and
James Healey Of this city, who were
acting in a suspicious manner around
tho station at Bridgeport. The lads said
| they were going west to fight Indians
| Chief Rylands communicated with the
| boys parents in this city and the embryo
| backwoodsmen came home on the even
ing train.
Miss kittie B. Hitchcock of this city
and Thomas Chadwick Of Waterbury
were married at this home of the bride
parents. $50 Peck street, last evening,
by Rev Mr. Luckev. After a short
ception Mr. and Mrs Chadwick departed
on trip to Boston. On their return
thew will reside in Waterbury. Tho
young couple were the recipients of
large number of handsome and valuable
presents.-N. H. Palladium.
The annual catalogue of the Normal
training school at New Britain, just
issued, contains several new features,
such as plates showing the floor plans of
the school building, and map of the
city Of New Britain. There are at pres
ent 1888 pupils, divided by counties as
follows Hartford, 152 New Haven, So:
Now London, l3 :; Fairfield, %; Wind
ham 10 Litchtield, 80; Middlesex, 81
Tolland, I.
this morning on the charge Of throwing
stones at the residence of Nick Horogan
in the Abrigador district. Some time
ago Delane, with others, was arrested
for an almost similar otfense and re-
csived fine. This morning his stone
throwing cost him 81 and costs. The
bond in the case of Michael Farrell,
charged with assault with intent to kill,
was increased this morning from $500
- Tla ;~t; ct. in,
carious condition.
instituted at Naugatuck last evening
Tho new court starts out with mem
bership of 70 and promises a much
larger growth. The exercises were con-
Quoted by Deputy John b. Schmidt of
Union City, assisted by Sub-High Chief
Ranger Thomas Luddy, of this city,
Chief Ranger Kleinecke of Court Fail
con and High Secretary P. j. Moriarty
of New Haven. After the installation
of the officers the entire party adjourn
ed to the Main street theater, where re-
freshments were served.
Yesterday was scorcher and no mis-
take. 1t was warm in the morning,
warmer at noon and hot in the after
noon. Those who attempted to stray
around the streets in their heavy over
coats were sorry before they got far on
the journey. These miserable beings
could be seen on every hand, holding
their hats in their hands to cool their
feversd brows and hopping their per-
spring faces. 1t was the general i'm
preston that we had somehow run foul
Of a lost, straysd or stolen July day,
and that it was getting in its work in
great shape. 1t is safe to remark, even
in this wonderful winter, that such
day was never before seen in the state
of Connecticut.
The jury term of the district court at
Waterbury closed this afternoon.
Judge Bradstreet thanked the jury for
their faithful discharge of their duties
and complimented them on the judg-
ments rendered in almost all the cases.
The court has occupied 26 days. Six