Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-04
CITY NE US
Ariel. The Half. Breed" to-day.

"Ariel, The Half Breed" to-day.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
followed by rain, higher temperature.
The board of road and sewer commits
sioners will meet this evening.
The room of the Boys club, 151 South
Main street, has been closed for the sum-
mer.
Another letter has been received from
Father Mulcahy describing his tour
through Ireland.
Call in and see those four cent pads.
They are bargain, at w. F. billions, 60
East Main street.
A border story, full of plot and sensa:
ton, "Ariel, The Half Breed" Read
the opening chapters to-day.
Irving N. Welton and Miss Mary Sper
ry were married by Rev DIR Anderson, at
the First church at 3 o'clock this after
noon.
EFT. Turner & Co will present free
copies Of Shakespeares complete works
to their customers. Call at the store
and receive card.
The anniversary of the institution Of
Court Stephen J. Meany will be OBJ
served by the court and their friends
next Friday evening.
A full rugged ship made with an ordi-
nary jack knife is Oh exhibition In
South Main street window. 1t is to be
rafiied for the benefit Of a poor man.
The case Of Liquor Agent Charles A.
Colley against Daniel F. Webster, clerk
of the police court, was argued in the
supreme court at New Haven yesterday.
Governor Bulkeley has appointed
Charles B. Matthswson of New Haven,
and j. Baldwin Hurlburt of Norwalk,
prosecuting officers of the Humane
society.
A vicious dog attacked Thomas Walsh
near the corner Of Clay and South Elm
streets yesterday end made off with a
moLthful of his coat. The owner will
be called on to patch up the difficulty.
A Middletown correspondent writes
The Berlin Bridge company will build
the new mill for the Holmes, Booth q
Haydens company of Waterbury, entire
ly of iron. 1t will be 100 feet wide and
$50 feet long.
A solemn high mass was celebrated by
the Rev Father Bourret at st. AIMS
church this morning for the repose of
the soul of the late Father Zones. The
church was filled with members Of the
parish.
The New York & New England road
offer reduced rates for those who wish
to attend the field day exercises of the
Y. NJ. c. A., ut the Charter Oak park.
The fare from this city and return is
$1.1S.
William Leary, who has been acting
with the John Murphy combination
during the past season, is home on his
summer vacation. The troupe played in
New Mexico and all the western part of
the United States the past season.
The work on the new rolling mill of
SrnVl1l Misunderstanding
be delayed over two weeks. The Berlin
Bridge company have shipped the iron
roof, which fell in, back to the factory
to be reset. The loss to the bridge COM
PAW by the accident will be over $500.
Patrick J. Cream and Miss Mary
Hogan were married by the Rev Father
Duggan at st Patrick's church at 8: ia
o'clock this morning. T. +. Carney
performed the duties of best man and
Miss Mary Carmody assisted the bride.
Mr. and Mrs Cream left on the 1855
train for brief wedding trip to New
York.
Joseph Dougherty has secured plans
for the erection of a four story block or
Emerald street to cost $1,000 The con
tract has been awarded to Henry Law
lor. Mr. Lawlor has completed the first
story of Owen Thompsons new block or
Baldwin street. The block will cos
$4,000.
Drs E. X. Root and Franklin II. May
berry, who were appointed by Governor
BIlkeley to examine the prisoners at tn,
state prison, have found four to be in
sane, and they were accordingly remov
ed to Middletown. The insane men ar,
William Andrews. John Castagnetto
Michael Griffin and Edward Winters.
The New Haven Palladium: Primo,
Bismarck is to visit England. 1t would
conduce wonderfully to pure democracy
to attract him to the new world. I'm
agine, for instance, the Iron Chancel
lor"pacing the Bridgeport station impa
tionately waiting for Waterbury local
How that would rub the idea of Ameri
can equality into the pompous old fellow
The commissions of the Worlds fail
commissioners appointed by Governor
Buckley have arrived from Wash
ington and have been forwarded t.
the gentlemen selected. The commission
ers are Messrs Leverett Brainard O
Hartford and Ex-Governor Waller, tn,
alternates being Messrs Charles F
BROKER of Torrington and Charles r
Baldwin of this city.
In the superior court at Boston, yes
terday, the jury gave plaintiffs verdict
OF 81 ,552 and 81 100 respectively in tn,
cases Of Louis bernstein VS. the New
York and New England railroad com
paly ard Mary Bernstein, administra
trix, vs. the same defendant. Bernstein
fell through bridge on the road anC
subsequently died from his injuries.
The high price of ice is affecting tn,
off-shore fisheries quite seriously. 4
fishing smack requires about twent,
tons for trip, and an increase from s;
to % per ton has had the effect of driv
ing many fishing vessels into other kind
will unq lestionably be a scarcity of fisl
and higher prices.
The grand concert and sociable a
Cityhall, this evening, under tn
auspices of the four local divisions O
Hibernians, will be the last event of tn
kind until ext season, and no doub
will be largely attended. The state Off