Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-19
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Ga, is visiting friends in this city.
 MT and Mrs Harry Upson left to-day for Denver Col, where they will reside.
 A daughter was born last night to MT and Mrs Thomas J. Moran of Hickory street.
 J. P. Nugent left to-day for Pittsfield, Mass, where Mrs Nugent is visiting relatives.
 "The Athelstons" are having their his- tory aired in the DEMOCRAT to-day. Look for it.
 The Japanese quilt now on exhibition at Hunts furniture store will be raffied off tomorrow night.
 The next annual reunion of the Eleventh regiment, Connecticut Volun- teers, will be held in this city, June IS, 1891.
 Dr M. J. Donohue who was taken sick with typhoid fever several days ago was removed to the hospital last evening. He is in a critical condition.
 James Farrell has been awarded the contract of building sewers on East Main and Halllstreets, his figures, $4 ,S74, being the lowest received.
 Miles Daly of this city, who is em- ployed in a large drug store in Hart ford has passed a successful examlnation before the state board of examiners.
 The Brass City social club have elected the following officers: President, Thomas German; vice-president, P. s. Bergin; treasurer, P. Fox; secretary c. Crowley.
 A resident of Welton street told a DEMOCRAT reporter this morning that he knew personally of five families on that street where the census enumerator failed to visit.
 Fred J. Brown has been appointed ,14,- Nf <hn Iasr,oN~ntSN tnt committee from the fifth district, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Henry s. Wheeler of Southbury.
 Patrick O'Rourke and Miss Ellen Kelly, were married by the Rev Father Duggan, at St Patrick's church, at 9 a. m. to day. The best couple were John Kelly and Miss Elizabeth Sullivan.
 A number of the clothing dealers of this city are making preparations to set the ball rolling for an early closing movement during the summer months. It is the intention to close the stores one or more evenings each week.
 James J. Healey and Miss Mary Nc Carthy were married at the church Of the Immaculate Conception this morn ing. The ceremony was performed by Rev Father Walsh. Dennis SGalvin was best man and Miss Margaret Sullivan bridesmaid.
 Using the back of turtle for advertis- ing purposes is a refreshing novelty. One weighing over eight pounds and carry ing the announcement of the Daly sis ters, put in the fountain at the casino, was wicked enough to tear out the shoulder of a smaller companion.
 An Essex correspondent of the Mid dletown Herald writes: Mrs Stone, who has been acting as housekeeper at the Union house, has resigned her position and left here by the Hartford boat last night, It is said that she will shortly be united in marriage to Prof Robertson of Waterbury.
 Governor Bulkeley yesterday filled the vacancy in the board of state prison directors caused by the recent death of Thomas Sanford of Bedding, by the ap- pointment of Charles A. Elliott of Clin- ton. The governor has also appointed Josiah G. Adams and Simeon Hale, both of Wethersfield, to be appraisers of the state prison property this year.
 Tho casino was well filled last night and Manager Pincus was happy. The celebrated Daily sisters formed a special attraction and gave pleasing enter tainment consisting of songs, dances and instrumental selections. They will appear again tonight with change of programme. The casino is open every afternoon for ladies and children and has become very popular.
 Rev Father Walsh and c. Collard Adams examined to-day the two higher classes at convent of Notre Dame in the several branches of their studies. In arithmetic no book example was used, the analytical method followed showing the pupils to be well grounded in the principles involved, the highest test of competency.
 Patents were issued to citizens of Wa terbury, this week, as follows J. R. smith, assignor to Waterbury Button company, button Same, bodkin for at- taching buttons F. w. Tobey, assignor to Plume & Atwood company, wick raising device for argand lamps J. F. Ray, photographic rint washer L.. White, assignor to Randolph & Cloves, machine for rolling cylindrical forms of metal
 The following officers were elected by Court Falcon, A. O. F., of A.. at Tues day nights meeting: c. R., John Dono- van; s. c. R., Thomas J. Moran; finan- cial secretary, Edward Fitzpatrick; treas urer, John Calvin; recording secretary, Martin Geraghty; senior woodward, James Donovan; junior woodward, John Seery; senior beadle, John B. Moran; junior beadle, John Burke.
 The Bridgeport police commissioners did not meet Tuesday evening, and con sequently the trlal of the thirteen officers against whom charges were preferred by Commissioner Grant at the last meeting of the board, did not take place. It is said that the cause of the postponement was the absence from the city of Chief Rylands, who was called away by the death of his brother, which occurred in Norristown, Pa., this week. Chief By lands, it is reported, is one of the princi- pal witnesses for the prosecution.
 At New Haven Tuesday, the auditing committee of the Knights of Columbus went through the books of General Sec retary Colwell, of New Haven, and General Treasurer Ryan, of Hartford. lit was the annual visitation and every- thing in connection with the finances of Of the order were pronounced correct to