Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-05
CITY NE MS.

Miss Emma Downey is very low at
her home on Pleasant street.
Comstock lodge, X. of p. gave a |
sociable at Pythian hall last night.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair, colder
weather, followed Thursday by rain or
snow.
p. F. Cummings has accepted the
position of foreman for Thomas o Brien,
truck man, of Meriden.
The Rev Father Nulcahy left this
morning for Thompsonville, where he
will preach this evening.
Attorney w. r. Mattison left for South
SALISBURY, Vt, last evening, being called
by the serious illness of his father.
A hotel and restaurant having sixty
regular boarders. in a good locality, for
sale. For particulars inquire at the
DEMOCRAT office.
Samuel White has resigned his posi-
ton as baggage master at the New Eng
land station. He is succeeded by Night
Waterman Hodge.
John J. Splain will deliver the next
lecture before the Young Mems Catholic
Literary association. His subject will
be: Province of Reason and Religion"
The Concordia Ladies' society gave a
masquerade sociable in Concordia hall
last night, a large and jolly party being
present. Hallaln's orchestra and A.
Holman were in the points.
keenan, and Moriarty have been en-
gagged to produce music in Fitzgerald's
1903 Durham street, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings.
The state flag will be placed at half
mast over the executive department OF
the capitol. tomorrow. out of respect to
81 Of l,n of
English.
Margaret McGuinness, aged 2 years,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs John McGuin-
ness of 113 Baldwin street, died yest.r r
day of diphtheria. The burial was This
afternoon.
The Connecticut Sunday School asso-
citation will meet at the Baptist church
in Bradford Thursday, and in the Con-
gregational church in Guilford on Fri
day afternoon and evening.
George Bidwell, of East Hartford, is
reported to have made about $4,000 on
his book Forging His Chains but he
has expended most of it in futile efforts
to secure the release of his brother
Austin.
The employees of the Watch shop are
busily engaged capturing votes for the
most popular girl in the factory to COM
pete for the necklace offered by the
New York World. One young lady has
received nearly 800 votes.
The Robert Emmett club of Naugatuck
gave grand banquet in honor of the
anniversary OF the birth of the patriot,
at the Main street theatre last evening.
Among the Waterbury people present
were John Moriarty and Thomas Conlon.
In the case of l.. f. Hasse VS. Owen
n
done by the plaintiff, which was heard
before Attorney Grggs yesterday, deci-
sion was rendered for the plaintiff to re-
cover S3l.11 damages and SS.61 costs.
An effort is being made to secure the
pardon of Cashier Hicks, who is in
state prison at Wetherstield undergoing
Sentence OF imprisonment for violating
tie national banking laws. The pa.erS
in the case are now i'll the hands Of the
attorney general.
The committee on public lands and
buildings have voted unanimously not
To rent City hall to Evangelist Leyd den
of Boston, who, through his agent,
LOUIS Ball, tried to rent the hall for
three nights for the purpose of deliver
ing IA series OF antl-Cathollc lectures.
Cornelius Casey, aged 20 years, died
last evening OF phtnlsls, at his home on
known and Il popular memOer of Car.
"olton council, II. of 4. The funeral
will take place to the church OF the
linn ,culate Conception at 500 a. III. to-
morrow.
Speaking of the assault upon Miss
Elizabeth Cowan, by the half-breed,
" custer, Il MiddleUury farmer said yes-
terday afternoon, that the local physi-
clan luoktt upon her recovery lis almost
impossible. Webster, when talking
ABOUT the affair after his arrest REMARK
ed NV ell, l Was going back to bury
her after did my chores
Major Burpee commanded anoti er
battalion drlll at the armory last night.
Captain Stocking acted as officer of the
day in the guard mount, with LleuIeI
ants Fitzpatrick and Moses as officers of
tne guard. The companies were com
mai deu 10y Captains Wolf and Stocking
and Lieulenants Halpin and Moses.
Many ladies wee present i'll the audi
ence and enjoyed the excellent eXhlui-
ton given.
AT the inspection of the Light Guards
III New Haven last mig Int four men were
obliged to leave the ranks ON account of
fatigue The inspection was conducted
by Major Allen and Lieut. Green and
lasted nearly three hours. Colonel
Dohertv and General Embler witnessed
the performance. During most of the
time the men were kept in IA stiff up
light position, there not being two
minutes of Parade rest during the in
spection.
The regular bi-monthly meeting of the
Connecticut Weekly Press association
will be held at the Tontine hotel. New
Haven, on Monday, March II, at ? D. m.
Dinner will be ser"ed at O'Clock. An
essay on How to build up and retain "A
subscription list" will be read by E. C.
Bross of the Ridgetield Press. Action
will be taken on the motion submitted
at the last meeting-''That the commits
sion allowed advertising agents shall
not exceed fifteen per cent
Every effort is heing made to have an
ODD Fellows home for the aged and in
firm located IN Waterbury, At the
meeting recently held in Hartford 1T was
decided that such a home was needed
for the Odd Fellows of the state and a
com ttpe is DnN- at ,,,>..