Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-07
CITY NE VS.

rant of Otto Ochsner, 1855 Bank street.
Chris Dewney has tenements and
stores to rent in the Brooklyn district.
Original pensions have been granted
to Matthew Whittier and James Multi
gan of this city.
Special bargains in silk mitts and
gloves at I. Chases tonight. Just read
the prices he quotes.
Oil stoves, window screens, etc, at
Frank E. Fenner's bargain store in
Pritchard's block Bank street.
The free oxygen clinics Of DR. Platt
IA Abbott avenue, are still continued on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Epson, Singleton & Co to-day offer a
specially in the shape of $40 suits of
clothes. They sell FOR that figure but
are said to be worth double the amount
A rumor is being circulated to the eff
feet that E. A. Locke the popular super
intendent of the watch factory, lis to re-
declines the story.
The Weekly Record publishes real
estate sales during the past week as fol-
lows New Haven 81, Bridgeport "a,
Hartford 10, Waterbury 10, Meriden g.,
New Britain 7, Danbury 8.
The funeral of Mrs John Smith and
her two sons, who were drowned in
Middlebury Thursday took place this
afternoon. Many friends Of the family
from this city were. in attendance.
The sale of Andrew Byron's shoe store
to F. j. Rametti, reported. yesterday,
was made through Downey's bureau.
Downey has also sold the John Magner
property on Mill street, near the Scovill
company including two houses. The
purchaser is w. c. Bannon.
The census now being taken will in
clude the horses and other live stock in
cities and villages. This enumeration
was not included in the census of ten
years ago. 1t is estimated that about
two fifths of the horses and mules of the
country are used in the cities.
The second Sunday in June has been
appointed by the A. o. F. of A. as the
memorial day of the order and on that
occasion all the local courts will deco
rate the graves of their deceased men,
bers. Floral offerings from the lady
friends of the order will be received at
G. A. r. hall Sunday afternoon at 2 pm.
Those who enjoy attractive music,
tableaux and pretty costumes must not
fail to see the Business Mems jubilee at
the opera house next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, in which the leading
business firms are to be represented by
the local talent. Fifty or more young
ladies and misses. are to aid in this novel
entertainment.
The Odd Fellows will decorate the
graves of their deceased members to-
lodges will march to the Hall memorial
chapel where services will be conducted
by the Rev f. G. Tullar. In the even
ing the societies twill attend service, at
the Baptist church, where a memorial
sermon will be delivered by Rev w. P.
Elsdon.
The schedule on the New England
road west of Waterbury was knocked
out to-day by a wreck caused by wash
out near Sandy Hook. Two cars of a
freight train jumped the track and were
badly damaged. The l p. m. train to-
day was the first to reach here from
Danbury. At 8 o'clock train was made
up here for the accommodation of pas
sengers going east.
In the superior court at New Haven
yesterday, Attorney J. w. Webster pre-
sented the application of Louis Corr,
father of Danny Corr, who is in Jail for
the murder of Tom Peters, praying that
the latter be heard on a habeas corpus
on the ground that he had been unlaw-
fully imprisoned. The order was grant
ed and is returnable to the superior
court in Waterbury on June II. The
writ is directed against Sheriff Gates
and is made on the ground that the de-
PENDANT is unlawfully imprisoned.
District court assignments Wednes
day, June lie. Carom vs. st Jean Bap
tiste society; Thursday.Adt Brother
vs. Holly Emory; special; Qpin!nipia'
Henry Coat VS. Nicholas Verzin ct ux
Sylvester Wooster VS. New England Rail
road company. Monday, June 16-A
B. Pierpont VS. City of Waterbury
Tuesday, June 17-Esther Brown vs.
Frank Farrell special. Wednesday
June 1S, Fred E. Pollard VS. Jacques &
Hopson, special; Thomas D. Healy VI
First division, A. o. H., answer befor,
September IA, 1890.
The call for the meeting of senator
and representatives of New Havel
county in New Haven, Thursday, Jun
10, announces purposes as follows
"First-To take such action as may b
deemed expedient concerning the repair
ing or rebuilding of the bridge over TIN
Housatonic river between the towns o
Derby and Huntington or to provid
over said river in place of the one nov
existing. Second-To make such appro
priation as may be deemed necessary
for said purpose. Third-To lay sucl
tax as may be necessary to provide TO
such appropriation as may be made O
to authorize the county commissioner
to borrow such sum or sums as may b
required" The Waterbury court house
it will be seen, is not mentioned in tn
call.
Says the Meriden Journal apropo
of the suit against the Rogers & Hamil
ton company: The suit recalls that il
which G. Rogers & Bros of this cit,
were involved some years ago, with tn
same Waterbury firm, who were backed
in the case by the Meriden Britanni,
company. The Waterbury peopl
claimed that c.. Rogers & Bros had NJ
right to stamp their own name on thei
goods. The courts, after a long con
test, decided that they had that right 81
long as they didn't copy the style of tn
Waterbury concern. And yet this same
Waterbury firm is the one that has JUS
been punished for initiating the trade
mark of the Rogers concern of Hartford
and that, too, after an injunction hat