Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-03
CITYNE MS


bargains in boots, shoes and rubbers
at e. j. Finns.
George Spring is under arrest for
breach Of the peace.
T. H. Hayes has bought . handsome
pair of iron-gray draught horses.
The Third division, A. o. H., to-day
received a handsome new green flag.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather
followed by rain /; cooler on Sunday.
Imported leghorn hats NJ I. Chase's,
arcade millinery store.
DIR Henry F. Gill has purchased q
handsome new phaeton and has one of
the finesl turnouts in the city.
Auction to close in ten days, Of crock
cry, glassware, lamps, etc, at Tinkham's,
~ South Main street.
j. P. McGuerty, United Press operator
upon the New York Evening Telegram,
il visiting friends in this city.
D. H. Tierney sold to a prominent
business man of Brooklyn the Mrs Kate
kinnerney property on Riverside street.
The funeral Of the late Willard Spen-
Ger will take place from his late resi-.
dence at 80 O'Clock Monday afternoon,
The south lot Of the Harper estate il
for sale again and must be disposed Of
before 10 O'Clock tonight. Cali on D.
H. Tierney.
The Bridgeport Morning News to-day
announces the engagement Of DR. Dona-
hue of this city, to Miss Gertie Fitz-
gerald Of Bridgeport.
Use DIR Harris King of all Remedies
for the blood, stomach, liver and kid
neys. Satisfaction guaranteed. 81 per
bottle or six for IS. Sold by all druggists.
In the superior court at New Haven
yesterday, Judge Robinson granted q
divorce to Libbie G.. Woodward from
Andrew j. Woodward, both Of this city,
on the ground Of adultery.
The annual meetings of Sheridan and
Carrollton councils, K. Of c., will be
held to- morrow afternoon, when the re-
port of officers will be read, after which
the election Of officers will take place.
The police have been requested to
watch for jackson, the Bristol negro,
upon his wife last night. He is de-
scribed as having a bunch over one eye.
The month of May, which is devoted
to the Blessed Virgin, will be observed
in all the Catholic churches of the city.
At the church of the Sacred Heart YES
pers will be sung at 7:30 o'clock omor.
row evening.
The inquiry is often made: What is a
free clinic? 1t is treatment given by q
hospital or physician free of charge to
the patient. DIR S. II. Platt is giving sx-
cellent satisfaction in his oxygen clinics
at IA Abbott avenue, and will continue
them rs previously announced.
Four cars on the New England road
were derailed about six miles from Dan
bury this morning. Two cows were run
Il nd Lsllnl ha 49, ~ =,
animals getting caught in the engine
and throwing four cars from the rails.
Travel was delayed for several hours.
In the superior court at Litchfield, be-
fore Judge Sanford, George c .Mycock,
q compositor who learned the printer
trade in this city, pleaded guilty to bur-
glarizing the house of his brother, Joh n
Mycock, in Winsted, on March 81, and
was sentenced to state prison for fifteen
| months
Rev E. c. Tullar will occupy the pull
pit in st Paul's Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow, after an absence of
two Sundays, having been laid up with
severe throat trouble. Thu re will be
communion and reception of members
in the morning and the pastor will
preach in the evening at o'clock.
Wadham's post anticipated visiting
catueS Z. Moore posi- OF DanOuTy, on
the evening of May ~, but the arrange
ments will have to be changed as the
Washington express will be disc0ntt n
ued 1t was the intention of the post to
leave on the ever ing train and return
in the morning on the express.
In the police court this morning Hat
tie Hayes was accused of being q street
walker. She only II years of age and
has been seen frequently with men at
very late hours. Last night she was
discovered in the vicinity of the New
England station in the company of
several worthless characters, and Officer
Brickle arrested her. She was given 30
days with costs in the town house.
Adjutant General Embler. Colonel
Doherty and Major Burpse met at Wal,
lingford yesterday and went over the
route between that town and Meriden,
which is to be the scene Of action Of the
sham battle of the Second regiment on
its annual field day the latter part OF
this month. There are several hills on
the road, but only one Of them is steep,
and even this will not cause the men
much exertion.