Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-17
CITY NE MS

0oL8oout OO4 pIOOHCCo IAn, warmer
weather.
A woman was ejected from South
Main street horse car last night for re-
fusing to pay her fare.
The transportation committee of the
A. 0. II. Will meet at st Patrick's hall
tomorrow at noon.
The first annual picnic of the Gidemen
Lithuanian society is being held in Mar
tin Hellmann's grove to-day.
/ want so boys to sell the Hibernian
billions, SO East Main street.
This is the last night of the auction
OF crockery. glassware, lamps, etc., at
Tinkham's, 70 Sonth Main street.
A new council of the knights of
Columbus, with 40 members, will be in
stituted in New Britain next week.
I. Chase's specially this week is .
complete line Of infants dresses long
and short, cloaks, bibs, jackets, etc.
Mayor Baldwin and Alderman French
John Thompson will he acting mayor
for few days.
Wagons for the boys, statuary, carpet
rockers and thousand other things,
lower than the lowest, at the ninety
nine cent store.
The twenty-sixth annual meeting of
the Connecticut State Dental associa-
ton will be held at Hartford next Tues
day at IL a. m.
Bart Bossidy, the East Main street
druggist, is showing large and choice
stock Of perfumery and tooth brushes at
bottom prices.
The total number of passengers who
went by special train from this city to
the A. o. H. celebration at Hartford
Tuesday, was 1,247.
The City Lumber and Coal company
advise people to lay in a supply of black
diamonds for winter, while the price is
lew. The advice is timely.
The Hibernian edition of the Con-
necticut Catholic contains an article
from the pen of the Rev Father O'Don-
nell, upon THE Republic of Brazil"
Use DIR Harris King of all Remedies
for the blood, stomach, liver and kid
neys. Satisfaction guaranteed. 81 per
bottle or six for S.. Sold by all druggists.
For Catholic books and religious arti-
cles Of every description, see Martin
Bergins stock. Nice new goods at the
old stand, 60 South Main street. Prices
the lowest.
At a meeting of the Second division,
A. o. H., of Meriden, it was voted to
send the officers as delegates to the
state convention to be held in this city
Thursday, June 5.
The Rev Fathers Walsh, Duggan ana
Treanor of this city and Father Pagan
of Naugatuck will attend the dedica-
ton of st Augustine's church at Sey-
mour tomorrow.
T. II. Pagan, brother of Frank D. Fa-
gan the tonsorial artist, is visiting
friends in this city. Mr. Pagan was a
delegate from Providence, II. l., to the
A. o. II. convention in Hartford.
The annual report of Rev John C.
Collins concerning the Boys club in the
United States and Canada, states that of
the 8, 99S members during the past year
over 5000 were in Connecticut organiza-
tons.
The remains of Miss Esther Scott, who
died in Washington, Thursday, arrived
on the 8 O'Clock train last evening. The
funeral services were conducted by the
Rev DIR Rowland at T. l. briggs resi-
dence at o'clock this afternoon.
D. H. Buckley during the summer
season will do away with his restaurant
and put in several billiard and pool
tables. Tonight he gives an elegant
spread, free to all. Every day he will
furnish hot luncheon from 9 a. m. until
noon.
The women's mission at st Patrick's
church will close to morrow with cere-
monies of an impressive nature. There
was very large attendance at the morn
ing and evening services during the
week. Next week the mission will be
Tor the men of the parish.
John Cowan, brakeman on the
Naugatuck road, was killed last night at
bridgeport. He was on top of car and
was struck ty covered bridge and
knocked off. He was 81 years old, I'M
married. and lived in Manchester, Conn.
He has been on the road only since last
Monday.
District court assignments Wednes-
Emory. Friday, May 23-Fitzpatrick &
Case j. s. Fay. Monday, May 90
Joseph Charoux vs. William A. He'll
mann. bond of $50 on or before the first
Friday in June Rider vs BOIL, bond of
$50 on or before June Is. Monday,
June 2-Houston and Sullivan VS. NJ. P.
Phelps, A. w. Phelps VS. John P. Hub
bard special.
young man who came up the road
on Naugatuck train the other day
upon leaving the car took with him a
small parcel tied with pink Irvine. Half
an hour later when he opened the pack
aye he uisCoNeTeu CnaC ne nau MADE
mistake. Instead Of the luncheon he ex-
pected to find he found himself the
possessor Of a choice box Of cigars.
There must have been music in the air
when the other fellow discovered his
loss.
A glance at the names Of the soloists
and the programme for the Choral soci-
ety's concert on the 3Oth, indicates that
this new society aims at nothing less
than excellence. From the standing of
their soloists and the character of the
music the programme offers, it is easy
to credit the statement that the COM
ing concert will be one of the most
interesting and enjoyable musical enter
tainments that Waterbury has enioyed in
many day. The moderate price of the
tickets should guarantee very large
attendance. Don't fail to read the ad-
vertisement