Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-07
CITY NE WS.

The condition of Rev J. Il. O'Donneli | is growing serious.
 "The Fat Mems Club" at the opera house this evening.
 Sergeant Cox of the New Haven sta ton predicts fair, colder weather for to- morrow. The district court will try several jury cases commencing "Wednesday January l15. A case against Albert Chatfield, ac- cused of breach of the peace, was this morning continued until Saturday.
 The third annual concert and sociable of the Third Division. A. O. H., will be held Friday evening in City hall. l Washington Conclave, K. $. F., gave another enjoyable sociable at Grand Ar my hall last evening. About nifty cou- | pies were present.
 The Second Division, A. o. H., will meet in St. Patrick's hall this evening to make arrangements for attending the funeral of the late Patrick Derwin.
 Chief Egan is at work onhis annual report which will be presented at the meeting of the police board Tuesday evening January 14.
 | A house of eleven rooms; with all the modern improvements, with large lot. for sale at a bargain. Apply to William w. White, Maple avenue.
 Philip O'Riely, age 3s, died at his home on River street last night. The funeral will take place from the Hall Memorial chapel at ? p. m. tomorrow.
 Schelrs commercial school opened yesterday in Platt's new block, with a large number ofpupils enrolled and very tlattering prospects for the future,
 Beginning Friday the clothing and | f1rOiShinp pOOdS stores i'll close at ' o'clock two evenings each week. Monday and Friday, until April 1.
 l.. H. Toucey's team, driven by his young son. was badly wrecked in col lision with farm wagon, at the corner of Grand and South Main streets this afternoon.
 Look in E. T. Turner Sc Co.'S window at the immense display of ribbons. These goods must be closed out before invento ry and will be sold at less than the cost of production.
 The new board of finance met last !, evening and passed a resolution that al lpurchases made by the different city = boards for the city be made on an order
 from the city auditor.
 William H. Murphy of New Britain { brother-in-law of the Messrs Maloney O the DEMOCRAT, died this afternoon iron o brain fever. caused by being thrOwl from a team several weeks ago He Wal
 a member of Ferdinand Council, K. of C
 The New Londan Morning Telegram has issued a very neat calendar for lS9o the card bearing an almost microscopic l face smlle of it's issue of October II, the day after the opening of the Thames
 River bridge.
 $. A. Wheeler, rear of 56 and 5S Banl
 street has car load of sound young l
 pounds each, for sale at bargain Ii
 you want anything in his line call anc
 see Mir Wheeler.
 Hugh Murphy, who lived with his sis
 ter, Mrs Mary Carroll at 132 Dublin
 street, was found dead in his room las
 night. He had been sick several days
 but was out yesterday. Death was du'
 to heart disease. The deceased was 2 = years old and was employed at the fac
 tory of Rogers & Brother. g Judge of Probate Phelan arrived hom, from the south last evening" and ha a brought with him a mild attack of til, r grip. He contracted the disease il New York on his way south and arriv e ing at Atlanta the unusually pleasan . weather almost entirely panished tn, f complaint. He says that old southern 1 CTS claim that the south has not enjoyed
 
 7 twenty years.
 John Mccarthy of Waterbury. anc f Miss Mary Doody of Cheshire, John Me Waterbury and Cheshire respectively r will be married by Rev f'ather Moore at the Catholic church in Cheshire Wednesday afternoon. Miss Beach is a convert to the Catholic faith, having been baptized by Rev Father Moore q , week ago.-Merden Republican. The prisoners at the Springfield jail have been deprived of their one plug of chewing tobacco Q week. and the county expects to be about S1 ,000 richer at the end of the year. The experiment was tried at Worcester last year, and has resulted in a decrease in the mum ter of prisoners At the New Haven jail the male prisoners receive one plug of to- bacco each Wednesday,
 L'Union St Joseph last evening elect ed the following officers President Luger Lavigne; first vice-president' Wilfred Rochon second vice-president' William Rochon recording secretary | D. Lacoursiere; assistant recording sec retary. D. Charet; treasurer, George Rivet; corresponding secretary, H. J. Lapalme. A vote of thanks was extend ed to the retiring officers.
 | Patrick Mulvaney, aged 61 years, died this morning at his home, No4 Baldwin street. MT Mulvaney was one of the oldest residents of this city, having re- sided here for over forty years. He was father of Mrs Kate Reed and John, Thomas and Patrick Mulvaney. The funeral will take place to the church of the Immaculate Conception at S:3O o'clock Thursday morning, | The hoard of water commissioners, mot at their office Monday evening and or ganized by the election of N. J. Welton president and F. B. Merriman secretary. Plumbing licenses were granted to Bar low Br thers. H. w. Keeler. L. H. You cey and Disley & Weyand The pres ident was authorized to contract for such pipe and supplies as are needed. An ap- l lInli if