Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-20
CITY MS.

w. j. Snow and j. +. Charters ia
jointly engaged in the decorating bu
ness.
The funeral of the late Mrs Catheri
Rigney was largely attended this MOI
ing.
The early morning train from Bos
on the New England road was TO
minutes late this morning.
George Brakeman, who has been
-isting at the casino, left yesterday
| New York.
Chris F. Downey, was to-day appoinO
ed by Judge Phelan, trustee of the in
solvent estate of Donohue 81 Adamsofr..
| No vespers at the church of the Sacred
Heart tomorrow afternoon, and no
meeting of the Third Order of St
Dominic.
The fall term of the district court has
finished its labors and adjourned. The
next term will open the second Tuesday
in January.
Prayer books in pearl, plush and
leather binding pearl beads and Christ
mas candles, at w. F. billions, % East
Main street.
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea COM
pany are giving to their customers
handsome lithograph pictures in several
colors entitled, "Playing Grandmother.
The City hall on New Years eve will
present a lively and pleasant scene,
when the Third division, A. o. a., will
entertain their friends, while Hallam
will dispense fine music.
For the best fountain pen in America
double feed, always ready for use
cheap and durable for n Christmas
present, call at Martin Bergin's, 90 post
office building, South Main street.
The sleighing in Plymouth and thu
surrounding countries is excellent. 81
Reports one of the residents of that plac'
who drove AS far as Waterville and wa
surprised to find no snow in.this vicinity
Mrs Julia Barnes, aged go years, siste
of Daniel keenan, of William street, die
at her home in Wolcott last evening
J The funeral will take place to the churcl
of the Sacred Heart at 1890 p. m. co
morrow.
The arguments in the case OF Mr.
Patrick McElligOtt VS. Randolph q
Cloves, were made before Judge Fem
in the district court room this morning
1t is possible that no decision Will
given for some time.
y The fire on the opera house stage tn
B other evening was communicated nc
from the gas Jet in the fireplace.as man
believed, but from a spark from Sotf
ern's pipe.
The New Britain Herald believes tht
Y the man Smith who was arrested mel
" upon suspicion of burglary, and released
NAV be the man for whom the Me-
Britain police have been searching.
A runaway horse made things ivel
on lower Bank street last evening Jul
as the Watertown train was about
leave the station. The frightened anlmi
became entangled in the q ties and
,,axslx n
lantern being smashed to fragments.
n The sewing machine which is on e.
" hibition in the window of the Waite
# bury Furniture company will be presen
~ ed to the holder of the largest numbe
: of tickets at 8 O'Clock next Tuesday
ternoon.
Is General Manager Howard of the Ne
, York & New England railroad, yeste
> Gay issued an order accepting the resit
. nation of Traffic Manager Eavenson an
' merging the duties of his Office In thos
|. of the general superintendent, to whic
in Mr. Nichols has been lately promoted
: Professor Russell of Waterbury, wi
- give course of six Shakespearian reaC
Ings in the Y. NJ. G. A. hall, New Br
8 tain, for the benefit of DIR Henry Bal
nard, some time in the near future. u
T. Barnard is well remembered as the tiri
I, principal of the state Normal school.
Ii William Bergen's orchestra will ASST
+. the organist, Mrs Lucien Wolfe in tn
musical programme at the church {
the Sacred Heart on Christmas day an
evening. The selection of music
le appropriate and as usual of the highe
order in Catholic circles. The "Pastora
ID will be sung at both morning and eVel
20 ing services.
Court Stephen }. Meany, A: o. =;
ac aloct.d tho following officers la
=, evening G. R., Charles Kane; S. G: r
ii James Knox financial secretary, Wi
! liam Holleran; recording secretarT;
Patrick Campbell s. W., George v
Foley; j. W., P. Tanning; :. Z
l. Thomas Keegan j. B., w. Moore
1 physician, DIR Donahue; trustee
u Joseph Provost and Patrick CONNIE