Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-05-08
CITYNE WS

ing.
Fairly executed counterfeit nickles are
in circulation.
DR. Bacon of New Haven was in town
to-day attending Patrick Coyle of Spring
street who Is very sick.
Ladies can find a full assortment of
the celebrated equipoise waist, in all
sizes, at E. 7. Turner & Cos.
Eliza Coughlih, aged SO years, an i'm
mate of the town house, died last night
from the effectb of cancer.
Mrs Sarah E. Wilson, aged Sc years,
died last evening at the home of her
son, d. B. Wilson, on North Main
street.
Chris F. Downey was appointed ad-
ministrator on the estate Of the late Mrs |
Bessie Claffey, by Judge Phelan, this
morning.
Sergeant Cox predicts cloudy weather
with light showers, gradually growing
clear. For Friday, fair weather, slightly
warmer.
The Rev Fathers Walsh, Flemming,
Martin and Murphy are in attendance
at the quarterly conference of assistant
pastors at Hartford this afternoon.
Use DIR Harris King of all Remedies
for the blood, stomach, liver and kid
neys. Satisfaction guaranteed. 81 per
/
Next Tuesday the 35th annual meet
ing of the Connecticut Eclectic Medical
association will be held at the Elliott
house, New Haven. DIR s. B. Mum of
this city will read paper.
Prof j. H. Caruss of New York, the
scientific optician for measuring the
ewes and fitting glasses, will be at
Upson's iewelry store for one week
commencing Monday, May 10.
John Butler and Miss Lizzie Lee were
married by the Rev Father Walsh, at the
church of the immaculate Conception
this morning. The best couple were
John and Susie Lee.
A special train in charge of Conductor
O'Brien, and having on board the rail
road commissioners, Superintendent
Beach and other officials, passed over
the Naugatuck division to-day.
A reunion of the descendants of Linus
Hoyt of South Norwalk, was held Tues
day. Mrs Harrison Whitney Of this
city, a daughter of Mr. Hoyt, and Her
man and Edith Whitney, grand-chil-
dren, were present.
Il Among the cases returned to the
court of common pleas at New Haven
during the present session, is a suit of
Fred j. Wood of this city. against
Charles Sleaman, to recover $3.50 for
debt.
The officials of the New York & New
England railroad were in Rockville last
night to inspect the crossing at Market
street, near the depot. This crossing
} has long been regarded as one of the
most dangerous in the state.
The annual meeting of the State Med
ical association will be held in New
Haven May 20, 30, and 30. The sessions
will be held in the council chamber in
In l. foI MI
about 200 members will be present.
In the police court this morning Jane.
Lynch, for drunkenness, was fined 5.
and costs. James Erwin, 10 years OF
age, accused of being drunk, refused tc
tell where he bought his liquor and
-lAgent Colley had his case continued
until tomorrow morning.
Hugh Fox made complaint agains
Q a man named Sutton yesterday, anc
when the case was called this morning
l. Fox failed to appear. A capias wa:
d issued for his arrest and he will be triet
v for contempt of court tomorrow morn
is ing.
II Patents have this week been granted
l. to residents of Waterbury as follows
e Archibald Bannatyne, clock winding
e mechanism; James E. Burns, wire draw
}. ing machine; Gilman c. Hill. stub hold
/. er. Frank b. Manville, machine 70
II | drawing SncllS.
,r The remains of Miss Mary O'Connor
!, who died in New York, were brought t,
8 this city on the 1l:17 train to-day. Th
te funeral services were conducted b,
II Father Murphy at the Sacred Hear
Z church. The burial was in St Joseph
II cemetery.
d In running your eye over our adver
'r Using columns don't fail to read tn
Penny Word" adv. 1t will. interes
% everyone. If not to-day, it may to
d, morrow or some other day. 1t is RICH
N on this page too, at the bottom of tn
q. seventh and eight columns.
s, The complimentary sociable tendere
III by the Foresters to those who assisted q
I'd the union fair, took place last evening a
q. A. r, hall and was thoroughly en-
70 joyed. The grand march was led b
in w. F. Dillon and Miss Nora Luddy.
re Examinations for the department sci
I'd vice at Washii gton and for the railwa
re mail service will be held by the Unite
id States civil service commission in Ne,
10 Haven next Monday, May IL, and i
,e Hartford, Saturday May 81. The boar
Is will meet in Springfield, May 20, an
is again in New Haven, October 8.
ne Postal clerks all over the couatry hav
Se been requested by the officials Il thei
ne National association to do their utmos
Id to secure the defeat of oenate bill N
a. $3.50. They say it makes substantia
provision for officials and superlntenc
ents, but it will reduce the incomes c
clerks. The latter say they are force
ny to work overtime without recompense.
OF Now that the Singer works at Elizs
w beth, N. j., have been burned. perhaE
OF that great company may again conside
" their old project to locate in this city
ga Our board of trade might make a NOV
ne toward securing them and perhaps SUI
o. coed. They have sunk a mint Of none
in Elizabeth, which would have bee
saved them here.-Bridgeport STANDARD
=. "While fishing a trout stream O
bs, Monday" reports the Ansonia Sentine