Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-05
CITY NE US

The American band will give a con-
cert on the green this evening.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
with showers {; higher temperature.
The board of finance will meet at 1870
instead of o'clock this evening.
Judge Bradstreet is sitting in the court
Of common pleas at New Haven to-day.
John Byron has again engaged in the
coal business, with yards on Dublin
street.
A centrally located restaurant doing
a paying business, for sale. Apply at
DEMOCRAT Office.
DIR Axtelle went to Thomaston this
morning to perform surgical opera
ton.
The Rev Father Mulcahy is in Paris
this week and will leave in few days
for Milan, Italy.
w. S. r. Wake, Of the firm of Elkins
& Wake is contemplating an extensive
trip through the west. NR,AA
The board of government Of the
Knights Of Columbus will meet in New
Haven this afternoon.
Gents summer underwear, all styles,
sizes and prices, at Reid & Hughes new
store, Lilley block.
w. J. Schlegel to-day sold the At
wood farm in Watertown to William
Hoffman of this city.
Ladies ribbon-trimmed jersey vests,
all silk, SO cents, at Miller & Peck's.
Handsome satines ten cents yard.
NJ. +. Carmody has removed his in
surance office to No A, East Main street
and invites all his friends to call and see
him.
At meeting last night the district
committee voted to adopt the Snead sys-
tenn Of heating and ventllating for the
new school on Bank street.
Ed King, OF the Watertown train, who
has been confined to his home with a
threatened attack of typhoid fever, is
able to DO out again.
The supreme court of errors adjourn
ed in New Haven yesterday. The case
Of B. Shoninger & Co VS. Fred o. Pea
body will be heard in Hartford next
week.
The local committee appointed to ar
range for the reception of the Connecti-
cut Flremen's association at the August
convention, will meet in the council
room this evening,
Cards are out for the marriage Of
James II. Murnan to Miss Ellen A. Bros
nan. The ceremony will take place at
the church of the Immaculate concep-
ton, Wednesday, June IL.
Patents have been granted to citizens
Of Waterbury as follows: w. E. Jack
son and w. +. Platt, button Edward
=. Smith, garment supporter; G. Art
Ward, electrical clock-winding mechan-
ism and advertising clock, two patents
At the monthly meeting of the board
OF health. held yesterday afternoon, the
health officer was instructed to notify
the residents of North street that they
must make proper disposition of their
sewage. 1t was recommended to the
council that the street be graded and a
sewer put in.
The charges made to the police con-
corning the alleged tlogging of pupil
at st Mary school, are wholly without
domination. The irate father himself
inflicted the punishment from the
effects of which the boy is suffering.
Last night the man called at the paro
chial residence and was profuse in his
apologies for the false stories that he
had circulated about the sisters
Colonel Doherty to-day issued a con-
gratulatory letter to the officers and
men of the Second Regiment, thanking
them for their fine showing on the
occasion of their recent field day and
also thanking the generous friends in the
towns Of Wallingford and Meriden for
parade day, and their efforts in making
1t success.
The residents Of Dublin street have In
circulation petition asking the Water
bury Horse Railroad company to ex-
tend their tracks from the junction Of
Dublin and East Main streets to st
Joseph's cemetery. A DEMOCRAT re-
porter this morning called at Superin-
tendent Bradley's office to get some in
formation regarding the proposed ex-
tension. Mr. Bradley Is out of the city
and the officials at the office did not
know anything about it.
Judge Fem in the superior court,
Bridgeport, has given a decision where
by the Connecticut Humane society be-
comes 81, 800 richer. 1t is on the case
Of the appeal from probate taken by the
society on the matter of the estate of
the late Mrs Olivia Sturdevant who left
certain estate to the society. Mr. Stur-
devant presented bills amounting to
$4,000 against the estate, and Judge
Fem by his decision disallows $500.
A notice of appeal to the supreme court
has been filed.