Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-22
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 The superior court adjourned yester- day afternoon until Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock.
 Crockery and glassware at your own price, at Tinkham's, No so South Main street.
 Cog, Hibernian rifles, will hold a spe- ci.ll meeting in their room at 3 CLOCK to-morrow afternoon.
 There will be meeting of the third order of St Dominic at the Sacred Heart church to morrow afternoon.
 An important meeting of Evangeline circle, c. of F., will be held in G. A. R hall, tomorrow afternoon at CLOCK.
 The annual convention of the Benefit Fund association of the Total AbStl- hence unlOn of Connecticut Will De held in New Haven, April 15. Court Meany, A. o. F. of A., at their meeting last evening elected Thomas Pryor and w. B. Halloran delegates to the high court convention. Sergeant Cox predicts rain followed | by fair weather; stationary tempera- ture. After this storm Sergeant COX says we can expect a few days of far | weather.
 | John Donovan, clerk at R. l.. Martins store, leaves for Norwich, Monday, where he has accepted d position with Reid and Hughes.
 A complete assortment oi spring mil | linery in all the desirable styles, at l: | Chase's. Make an early selection and secure the best bargains.
 | P. H. Hardie leaves the employ of the Scovill manufacturing company to-day, | to accept a position with the Aluminium | Brass X Bronze company of Bridgeport. Professor Russell of St Margarets l school will give a series of twelve read 1 ings, in the parlor of Thomas Wallace at Anso lia. the first to be given next Wed- nesday evening.
 | Adiutant- Genera Ember, by order ot l he governor. has issued a special orde
 or the election of field officers of the l r'irst regiment, to take place on Thurs .ay, April 3.
 l Dam on & Shippy to-day call attention | to their line of S2.00 shoes for gentle men, in button, lace and congress. They call them the best bargains for the money ever offered to the trade.
 Gents furnishing goods can be bought cheaper al E. T. Turner X Cos than at many stores d, ahng exclusively in these goods. ScarfS and ties at 20 cents, shirts from 50 cents up. hosiery at cost prices. | F.. k. Post. rOadmaster of the New England road, between Hartford and
 Nlllimantic. has been appointed road master of the Hartford division of the Consolidated road, in place of J. S. Lane, resigned.
 | Upson, Singleton X Co to-day make an announcement of what they are gO-
 ing to do this spring in the way of low prices. Good serviceable and stylish suits for boys at prices ranging from Sl. 40 to S95O.
 Court Falcon A. 0. F. of A. are mak- ing grand preparations for their coming sociabe. Easter Monday night. The committee promises that the exhibition lrill to be given that evening will excel anything of the kind ever seen in Water oury.
 At the Simonsville M E. church to- morrow. the pastor. Rev II. B. Munson. will preach at l0:30 a. m and D. m. sunday school will be held at the close of the morning service; young people $ prayer meeting at 5:45. All seats are | tree.
 The west bound passenger train on the New York X New England road, reaching this city at :: :55 a. m., struck | m o\ o\erhanging boulder near Terryville. this morning. Fortunately no damage was done and the train was delayed only | | few minutes.
 Brooker Murray of Burrville. while ,ossing the mail bag into the mall car of
 he . P. m. train on the Naugatuck road, Thursday night, lost his balance md fell. the step of the car striking him.
 tie was considerably cut about the hips
 md head, also in jured ill the back.
 At the joint meeting of the board of
 finance and the district committee held asst night, the nomination of Martin
 uellmann for tax collector was unani-
 nously confirmed. Upon the part of the board of finance Aldermen French
 md Chipman were appointed a commit
 ,ee to consider Mir Hellmann's bold. Miss Ida Smith, a popular young lady
 m the finishing room of the Waterbury
 Watch company. was ples sanity sur prised at her home on South Main street md gentlemen friends. After an appe,
 lzlng supper the party adjourned to G.
 \. k. hall and continued the pleasan,
 surprise until early morning hours.
 Congressman Wilcox. who has recently
 returned from Washington, says that ir lis opinion Waterbury at least will se ure public building appropriation The Danbury News claims to have in idle information to the effect that the mousse committee will report favorable for New London. Danbury and Water
 pury in the order named. , Michael Hayes and Michael Doolir were ordered to move on last night anC refused to obey. Officers Cahcy anC
 McAulitf attempted to arrest tEem anC ooth made strong resistance. They were finally landed in a prison cell anC t this morning each received fine of S1
 and costs for drunkenness. breach oi
 peace and resistance on each case. Have.
 received an additional sentence of 2( lays in jail for resistance.
 A Connecticut Associated dispatch } from Bristol to-day states that the las,
 two days that town has been flooded with counterfeit five cent pieces. They , bear the date of 1889 and are of leac with an alloy that makes them hard The counterfeits are bright and but (
 few days old apparently. No successful