Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-03
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! evening.
 Court Stephen J. Meany. A. O. F. of l A. will install officers this evening. ts tsShoninger's Musical Monthly for Jan | uary can be obtained free at the store, l61 Bank street.
 D. H. Tierney to-day sold the premises No 1OS West Main street, owned oy Eliza K. Platt. to David Ii. Hazen.l John Pfatf has; become thoroughly ac- l cllmated to his new stand, p Grand street. and is prepared to meet all his l friends.
 l The board of finance, board of health and board of road commissioners, met last evening, but.transacted only routine business.
 Sergeant Cox of the New Haven sig nal station predicts fair colder weather l for tomorrow. A very cold wave is slowly moving eastward. Conductor John O'Brien, of the Nau- gatuck division, is confined to hls home | suffering with a severe attack of la grippe.
 The officers of Wadham's Post G. A. R. were installed last evening by De partment Inspector Thomas J. Gill, of R. O. Tyler Post of Hartford.
 Ladies, if you would avoid la grippe, buy something to keep you warm. One l of tn, SC handsome cloaks at w. D. | Scott & Cos 10 and 12 East Main street, | will do it.
 An account and memorandum book was lost this morning on either South or | North Main street. The finder will be rewarded by returning the same to this l office.
 l Upson, Singleton & Co, cultivate bar l gains all the time and have a special l number ust now. Buyers of clothing | are invited to examine, compare and test their bargains.
 F. B. Rice will sell at public auction on Monday next at , o'clock in the after noon, the last lot on the right side of Bishop street, large enough for five houses.
 Purchasing Agent Bishop of the Con- Solidated road. and wife will make a southern tour on his private car, start | ing in about a fortnight, and will also visit Cuba.
 The subject of J. A. Moran's address before the Young Mems Catholic Liter ary association this evening will be: "Language: it's Formation, Develop ment and General Divisions"
 As yet less than twenty applications for d night school in the Bishop street building have been received. while thirty is the minimum number for which school will be opened.
 At Naugatuck yesterday the well known hardware firm of John M. Page X Co, were obliged to close their store on account of the grip" Every man from the proprietors down was affected.
 In connection with his fire insurance business, Maurice F. Carmody has taken | the agency for number of tirst-class fife and accident insurance companies. I tIS off iS at S1,n StHr East Main street.
 At the meeting of Citizens Hose com pany No ?, held last evening the follow ing officers were elected: Foreman, E. E. Hayden; first assistant. D. J. Streeter; second assistant, E. J. Markert; treasurer, George .Strobel; secretary, George $. Husker
 The New York Herald, commenting upon the amount of railway track in l Connecticut, says if it were all laid in q straight line. it would very nearly reach from New York to Chicago. This state is small, but it is well developed in the railroad line.
 Orders issued from the adiutant gen erals office, Wednesday, discharged seventy-tive men from the state militia, principally on account of expiration of terms of service. Twenty four of the orlglnal members of Co C, Fourth regi ment of Stamford, are among those dis charged.
 l J. H. Hulburt, of Brooklyn, N. Y.. | who was injured December 23, by the running away and overturning of the stage going from this city to Middle bury, Is lying in critical condition at the house of Rev Mir Avery in Middle bury, and death is expected at any moment.
 l tr r.lI Inf fn | port there were thirty eight deaths in waterbury during the month of Decem-
 ,er'1rom the following causes: Diarrhoeal | diseases 7, dlphtheria and croup 6. con- iumptlon 4, pneumonia 3, bronchitis 4, l disease of the nervous system ,, heart disease 7, all other causes II. Sixteen of the deaths were children under five years of age: still births, 3.
 The Waterbury Mutual Benefit asso- clatlon last evening elected the follow ing officers for the ensuing year: Presi- dent. George G. Havican: vice-president, Edward Balfe; recording secretary William F: Kennedy; financial secre- tary, J. Il. Madden treasurer, J. J. Me Donald; council, NJ. J. BrzeZinski. James Murray, Thomas O'Donnell, Thomas Baldwin, Thomas Taylor. w. D. keenan, James O'Laughlin. | One of the boys who carries a DEMO- GRAF route in the West end has fallen victim to either an attack of la grippe or too much New Year turkey, probably the lattrr, and has been absent from his regular haunts for two days. His route is in the hands of substitute. who from all accounts is doing poor work. Sub scribers who are neglected by the new carrier are requested to report the fact to the office at once. In the meantime be patient for day or two until King Richard is himself again.