Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-12-03
CITY NE MS.

Frederic Bryton in Jim" at the
opera house this evening.
The board of road and sewer commits
sioners will meet this evening.
J. w. Tobin and family left this
morning for Rockville, Ill.
THE remains of Mrs Fish, who died at
the hospital, were taken to Torrlngton
to-day for burial.
Sergeant Cox predicts snow or rain,
followed by fair weather; slightly
higher temperature.
John w. Hull, well known in this
CITY, died yesterday of heart failure, at
his home in Bethlehem. His age was 46
years.
Dennis Doyle, aged 45, died Of con-
sumption, at the town house yesterday
afternoon. The funeral was held at 3
D. m. to-day to st Patrick's church.
William Harvey and James Magner
will play match game of pool, best
eleven out of twenty-one games, for q
purse of $50, on Tuesday evening,
December 8, play to begin at 8 o'clock, at
Harvey Bros pool room.
The marriage of Wallace A. Baker of
Waterbury and Miss Amelia Frankow-
ski of this city takes place Wednesday
evening, Rev Mr. Randall officiating.
-Meriden journal.
There is a call for an evening school
on Sperry street. One will be opened as
soon as thirty applicants have obtained
permits. Forms of application can be
obtained by sending to the teachers of
the Sperry street school.
Late yesterday afternoon a telegram
was received from Colonel Donaghue, A.
o. H. Rifles, announcing his inability,
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spection of Co E, last night. The date
of inspection will be announced later.
The habeas corpus proceedings in the
case Of E. R. Clyma, editor of the
Naugatuck Citizen, who was fined for
contempt of court and refused to pay,
is being heard before Judge Cowell in
the district court this afternoon.
On and after tomorrow train No 81,
leaving this city at 10. 10 p. m. for Dam
bury, will be discontinued, as will the
train now leaving Danbury at 2:45 for
this city. The train from Hartford
reaching here at noon will return as
usual at 4:05 p. M.
Gen Embler, who is inspecting the
Connecticut National Guard, says that
the inspection has been an excellent one
in every respect and that he was very
we'll pleased with the bearing of the men
and the manner in which they keep
their uniforms and accoutrements.
Mrs Mary E. Smith, aged 46 years,
sister-in law of George Panneton, and a
former resident of this city, died yester,
day at her home in Lynn, Mass. Her
remains will be brought here this even
ing for burial. The funeral will take.
place tomorrow.
The New York & New England's
immense freight traffic does not seem to
diminish in the least, and a large force
of men and locomotives are kept busy.
A new en- zine has been added to the
working force at Hopewell, and the
despatching force at Hartford has been
increased.
The state board of pharmacy met yes
terday in the capitol, and received and
examined twenty three applicants for
licenses as druggists. The result of the
examinations will not be known for
three or four days. This was the only
business of Importance transacted.
Arthur lies, young man of 10 years,
while returning from the Manhan canal,
where he had been skating, fell through
the cattle guard at the West Main street
crossing of the Naugatuck road, last
hight, and received a painful scalp
wound and general shaking up. His
wo' were dressed by DR. Lafontaine.
The cold wave which suddenly ad-
vanced over the lake region Monday is
exceptio.w"y severe for the first of
DecembeI 1t is good augury that the
winter wIinot be too mild for securing
un ice crop. Coming so quickly upon
the k-els of a mild November it's
presence is warning for all classes to
guard against pneumonia and other dis
eases incident to sudden changes of tenn
perature.
The funeral Of the lats James E. Coer
took place from the family residence to
Trinity church this afternoon. The
pallbearers were: John S. Castle, E. w.
Shannon, 7. E. Shepard, Charles A.
Colley, H. w. Atwood, James Callen,
members of Eureka chapter, R. A. NJ, of
which the deceased was member. The
following delegation from Nosahogan
lodge attended the funeral: Dennis
Hawley, II. w. French, A. o. Nell, j.
G. White, G. E. Bartlett, E. E. Robbins,
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