Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-26
CITY NE US.

airy temperature.
Rev Father Leo, o. S. A., of Winsted,
was in town to-day and made pleasant
call at the DEMOCRAT office.
Bart Bossidy has been elected collector
of Waterbury council, Catholic Benevo-
lent Legion, vice w. F. Dillon, resigned.
Miss Lizzie Moran of East Main street,
is spending a few weeks at Savin Rock
and other places along the shore.
John, the four months old child of Mr.
and Mrs John Dwyer, Is North Leonard
street, died this morning, of cholera in
fantum.
Elizabeth Flaherty, Is years of age, is
the latest victim of typhoid fever. She
died this morning at her parents home,
SO Ridge street.
Mary E. Pringle, aged year and
months, died at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs John Pringle, this morning,
of cholera infantum.
The funeral of the late James Boylan
will take place to 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, at the church of the Immacu-
late Conception.
Regular monthly meeting of the stock
holders of the Mercantile Cooperative
bank at the Office in Platt's block, this
evening at o'clock.
Owing to the storm the union excur-
sion of the Young Mems Catholic Liter
airy association and the Temperance So
ciety, to-day, to Savin Rock, was post
poned for one week.
Waterbury men who attended the
twelfth annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut Commercial Travellers association at
Branford Point yesterday were: Fredus
Ladd, r. p, Smith, F. L. Andrews and
+. w Meyers.
The Burns club have again been
obliged to postpone their picnic and
games on account of the inclemency Of
the weather. They will entertain men,
bers and their friends at Music hall this
evening. On Saturday, August end, the
picnic will be held at the West End
grounds.
In speaking of the coming camp at
Mantle, Adjutant-G General Empler is re-
ported to have said that he would prefer
that it be given some permanent name,
like that Of Camp Mantle, rather than
to follow out the custom of calling the
camp after the governor of the state
one year and the acknowledgement the
following year.
Maria Cullum was found lying in the
mud and rain, near the New England
station, at 2 o'clock this morning. She
was taken to the lookup and a charge of
drunkenness entered on the slate. This
morning she pleaded for one more
chance and Judge Bradstreet suspended
Judgment. God spare you your health,
said Maria, as she glided out.
Connecticut Catholic: On the 5th and
9th of next month, the members of the
State Firemens association of Connecti-
cut will hold their annual convention in
Waterbury, and the affair promises to
residents of the Brass City are putting
forth every effort to make the gathering
q memorable one, and with excellent
prospects of grand success.
The meeting of the New York & New
England directors and managers which
was to have been held in New York
Thursday, was postponed until neXt
Tuesday, when it is stated a general con
ference will be held. President Bost
Director Starbuck would not deny, h
said, that negotiations were pending re
lative to a proposed transfer of the con
troll of the New York & New England
company.
Elaborate ceremonies will be held il
the Franciscan church in Winsted mex
Saturday, which is known as the feas
of our Blessed Lady of Angels. On tina
day the indulgence of Porziuncola cal
be gained by Catholics, by approaching
the sacraments and visiting churcl
of the Franciscan order. Many from
this city will visit Father Leo's churcl
on that day.
There will be reunion of the legisla
tive club of the general assembly o
1888 sometime in the near futur
but the exact date has no
yet been appointed. A committe
cons sting OF the president of the club
Stratford and w. A. Wright of Bran
ford, will decide on the time and plac
of holding the reunion.
The petition which the DEMoCRR'
spoke of recently, in reference to the
indexing of several volumes of land deed
now in the town clerks office, seem
to have raised several and varied
opinions. Some of the opinions hav,
placed Town Clerk Madden in a falls
records, is not included in the tow
clerks duty, but is a work which is out
side his hands. The indexing of thu
volumes is a necessity.
Judgment was rendered by Justic,
Pond of New Haven yesterday, for tn
plaintiff, in the suit of Mary c. Weltoi
VS. Rensalin Welton executor, of Water
bury, to recover $73 and costs. The plain
tiff secured a divorce..some months ago
the plaintiff kept minor child towarC
whose support the father agreed to pa,
$144 year. The father died, and hi
executor refused to carry out the con
tract. The defendant has appealed t.
the court of common pleas.
1t is not necessary to go outside of tn
center to find a diseased breeding
nuisance. The large pipe opposite CITY
hall which supplies the sprinklers wit
water is the cause of the trouble. TIL
drivers of the sprinklers do not properl
shut off the water when they fill thei
carts, and as consequence stagnan
pool is formed in the gutter from whic
on warm DAYS q Sickening odor arises
People who have occasion to visi
City hall are loud in their demunciatio
of this nuisance.
A new time table takes effect to-mol
row on the New England road. TIL
present 2:10 train for Danbury and tn
West will leave at l 80 p. M, will carr
parlor car and make close connectio
with vestibuled express on the Erie raj
way for Chicago and the west. Th
present 8 a. m. train for Hartford an
Springfield will leave at 9:25 and hs
been extended to Boston, reaching ther