Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-30
CITY NE MS.

trustee on the lnSolVenG estate OF SeOIBS
Hauser.
Handsome programmes will be given |
away at the A. o. H. sociable in City |
hall to morrow night. Oh .rs i
L. Y. Carroll, recently of the Sunday
Herald, is now employed upon the
Bridgeport Farmer in the capacity of
canvasser.
Deputy Collector G. A. Warren will
provide, upon application, blanks to the
tobacco dealers OF this district, who are
entitled to the rebate.
The French Canadian Social club with
their friends will give q grand banquet
at the Earl house tomorrow night after
their sociable at Music hall.
An Important meeting of Co E, Hiber-
MAN Rifles, will be held in the equip
ment room at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Every member is requested to be pre-
sent.
The handsomest programme ever
given in the city will be prese nted to
the ladies in the march at the Third
in the City hall.
The first annual ball of the Gidemen
Lithuanian society will be held in Con-
cordia hall, New Years night. Dane
ing will begin at o'clock, to the music
of Rudolph's orchestra.
The funeral of the late Michael Saun-
ders took place from his late residence
in Hopeville to st Patrick's church this
morning. The pail bearers were all
members of the Third and Fourth divis-
iol o. II.
The Consolidated road is beginning to
cut down on the number of track
laborers for the winter. Yesterday
sixty Italians were paid off and dis
LII, IL tt,n
double tracking on the Shore Line di-
vision.
Louis M. Meyer, formerly of this city
but now general manager of the Tenn
essee Transportation company, is visit
| ing in town. Mr. Mey er reports that the
company, which is composed largely of
Waterbury men, is doing a large bust
| ness. He will remain north few days.
John Coen, aged 81 years, died last
night at his home on Hawkins street.
Mr. Coen had been sick for some time,
suffering with complication of diseases.
His funeral will take place at o'clock
Thursday morning to the Immaculate
Conception church.
''NIonev Mad" which will be produced
at the opera house next Monday and
Tuesday evenings, was in town to-day
and made a pleasant call at the DEMO
GRAFT office. Mr. Remington is an old
journalist, who cut loose from the
''profesh" four years ago to see the
country and benefit his health.
Koch's lymph was used, on patient
in Hartford yesterday by DR. NJ. n.
johnson, assisted by Drs Root, Morris,
Porter and Dawson. The patient is a
man 70 years old with lupus of eight or
ten years standing on the side of his
face. An injection of one centigram of
the fluid was given and the reaction was
just as described by DR. Koch.
The East End Democratic club have
handso nelly furnished a suit of six rooms
in the Coyle building on East Main
street. The rooms will be open for in
spection New Years day. Two beautiful
new plush parlor suits have been put in |
and the rooms papered, presenting a
very cheerful appearance. The club is
rapidly increasing in membership.
Fire was discovered in the space be- |
tween the ceiling and roof of Catherine |
Vetuto's fruit store. in the small build |
ing at the corner of Bank and Riverside |
streets, after 8 o'clock yesterday after |
sponded to a still alarm and ex-
tinguished the. flames in short order.
The fire was caused by sparks from the |
chimney, and the damage is slight.
In the police court this morning
Thomas F. Costello of Washington |
street was charged by Agent Colley |
with selling liquor without a license |
and with keeping with intent to sell. |
Costello entered a demurrer claiming |
that the liquor found in his store was |
the property of club having headquar-
tiers there. Judge Bradstreet overruled |
the demurrer and imposed fine of $50 |
o,,J nncfc in oaob Of the two CaqaS An
appeal was taken.
A reader of the DEMOCRAT wishes to |
know the terms for treatment at the |
hospital, the method of obtaining adj |
mission, etc. Patients will be treated at |
the hospital for not less than 81 a week. |
Application for admission must be made
to one of the visiting staff consisting at
present of Drs Mcdonald and Castle,
who will report the case to one of the
executive committee and secure the
proper papers. In case of accident a
patient will be received at the hospital |
at-any hour of the day or night by the
matron.
The old saying that misfortunes never
comes singly was we'll illustrated in the
case of family residing in Bristol. The
family consists of father, mother and an
infant child. Christmas day they started |
to spend the holiday in Waterbury with
friends. First the wife tainted in the
cars, and the husband in raising a win
dow for fresh air, was taken with a
muscular contraction so as to make him
practically helpless. A cinder blew in
through the car window and got in the
baby's eye. Finally the afflicted family
reached their friends in this city, where
the father had a second attack worse
than the first and was obliged to lie in
bed for the day.
The knights of Columbus, of which
Secretary of State-elect j. j. Phelan of
Bridgeport is the head, is at work at the
present time establishing new councils.
One is being established In Putnam in
this state and another in Providence, R.
1. Both will be in position to install
officers sometime next month. Daniel
Colwell, the general secretary, says that
the death rate the past year has been
greater than ever before and has conse-
quently been a severe drain upon the as
ISOLATION, but now the death rate had