Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-05-26
CITY NE VS.

| Sergeant Cox predicts cloudy weather
and rain higher temperature.
Timothy Leary. aged 30 years, died
at his home on Bridge street, yesterday.
A class of fifty children received their
first communion at the church OF the
Sacred Heart yesterday morning.
A reception of the Children Of Mary
took place at the church Of the lmmacu-
late Conception last evening,
The Young Mems Catholic Literary as
ISOLATION are making preparations to
move to their new rooms in the Lilly
bl ock.
James Stout and party of friends
went fishing Saturday and returned
with good string Of pickerel ana
perch.
The Rev Fathers O'Neil and Mahoney,
who conducted the mission at st
Patrick's church. left this morning for
Revere, Mass.
The twenty-fourth anniversary OF the
Concordia Singing society will be cele-
brated, after rehearsal at their hall this
evening.
r. F. Judson has few pattern dresses
left, which are marked at very low fig
ures to close them out. Read the list IN
another column.
s.The Rev Father Walsh received anoth-
The letter was written in Ireland and re-
ports pleasant time.
At the Methodist church last evening
j. +. Woodbridge and Rev Joseph II.
James, spoke upon temperance. Only
small audience was present.
Call at the Waterbury Furniture COM
pany and see the celebrated Quaker
stoves and ranges for which Mr. Moriarty
is sole agent in this vicinity.
The revised charter list of the Mercan-
tile Cooperative bank will close Satur-
day of this week. Read the statement
of the concern in another column.
Tuesday evening at G. A. R. hall
Court Wolf Tone, A. 0. r. OF A., Will
celebrate its third anniversary, An en-
joyable entertainment followed by dane
ing will be carried out
: The Naugatuck road will run special
train to Nangatuck daily during the
races at the park in this city this week.
The train will leave Naugatuck at 40
. .. M, returning after the races.
} The fire commissioners have sold Pha-
nix companys balky horse, and Com
} missioner Connolly and DR. Bland will
=. go to New York tomorrow morning to
! purchase another animal.
Persons who die after the first of June
and before the census enumerator gets
l around, will be counted as alive. But
children born during this period will
> not be counted as in existence.
= A double accident occurred at Thomp-
son on Saturday night, on the New
York 4 New England railroad, in which
Conductor Dorman and Engineer Frank
Egale were seriously injured. Both men
were taken to the hospital in Boston
yesterday.
Michael Cruise, accompanied by his
two daughters, Miss Susie Cruise ano
Mrs w. J. Sweeney of Naugatuck, left
this morning for Helena, Nominal. MI
Cruise will visit his brother and Mrs
Sweeney will remain with her husband
who is located there.
James Curley was the only prisoner ir
the box this morning. He was fined 81
and costs for drunkenness. The case Of
George w. Roberts was continued agar
until next Monday. 1t is intimatec
t that settlement is to be effected will
the Smith & Griggs concern.
- w. l.. Sawyer took party of fisher
), men to Bantam lake, Saturday, ant
+ brought back one of the best strings o
;. pickerel ever seen in Waterbury. large
It eel, weighing 81 pounds was in thu
V catch. When Mr. Sawyer started t.
d draw him in, he thought he had ;
e whale at the end Of his line.
Is At ST Paul's church last evening, Re-
If E. G. Tullar preached memorial ser
s, mon, Wadhams post, G.. A. R., and tn
l. Womsns Relief corps being present b,
L. invitation. The subject of the sermon
20 was Though Dead Our Hero Speaks,
L. and was listened to with rapt attention
by the large audience. The church wa
& trimmed with flags and bunting il
st honor of the event.
u The mission under the direction of tn
n Dominican fathers was brought to a sue
le cessful close at st Patrick's church las
Is evening. At 2 and 4 p. m. services wer
u conducted for the married and singh
ls men, and in the evening vespers wa
II sung followed by a sermon by Fathe
Sc O'Neil. The fathers feel very much Ell
III couraged at the result Of their labors i
a. ~ the city.
RI At it's last annual meeting the Conneo
N ticut State Teachers association az
4 pointed committee to devise som
Va plan for giving to Henry Barnard a sui
r. stantial assurance of their remembrance
- of his long and useful labor for popula
education. The committee has now re
ported, advising an appeal to teacher
and friends of education for contribu
tions to procure for DIR Barnard an an
nuity or its equivalent.
~ Says the New Britain Independent
=. Thursday the property of P. Rynn wa
\, attached by Thomas F. Mcdonald t
" collect the sum of 81, 400, for which tn
! court at Waterbury gave judgnen
!, against Mr. Bowen, and for the paymen
h of which Mr. Rynn gave bonds. TIL
- constable first undertook to clean on
\. Mr. Hymns place, but a compromise wa
T. effected A great many complication
a. are likely to arise from the trouble be
40 tween Mcdonald and Bowen.
lie The enterprising Coyle Brothers ar
n adding vehicles and horses to their out
y fit almost every day. They furnis
I'd hacks for weddings, funerals, etc, an
in they have a handsome bus, whic
,e parties contemplating trip to Quasa
be paug or elsewhere would 90 well to ex
anime. Their trucking department
growing rapidly as they do first elias
work at low DriCeS.