Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-17
CITY NE WS.

this evening. r
R. C. Forbes has taken the agency OF
the White sewing machine.
Henri Hirbour and Miss Marie Louise
Vigeant were married by the Rev Father
FOXES last evening.
The days increased eighteen minutes
in length last week, and VIII increase
twenty minutes this week.
Thomas Holohan. son of Patrick Hol.
ohan. has returned from college and Will
act as his fathers clerk.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather
followed by rain or snow warmer.
followed by colder weather.
a new time table went into effect on
the New England road yesterday. There
are no changes affecting Waterbury.
Alfred Demers and Miss Helene
Demers were married by the Rev Father
Zones at st AIMS church ut 3 p. m to-
day.
The DEMOCRAT acknowledges the re-
ceipt of a copy of the Connecticut State
Register for 1890. from Secretary OF
State r. Jay Walsh.
The annual reception of the Sacred
Heart choir will take place at the home
of the organist, Mrs Lucien Wolff. on
Laurel street, Tuesday evening.
The Rev ]. IL. Duggan of st Patrick's
church, will deliver lecture in New
Britain on St Patrick's night for the ben
eft of the Sacred Heart Chapel.
Mr. and Mrs d. B. Wilson left on the
| Washington express last evening to visit
several places in North Carolina. Mrs
| Wilson will not return until April.
Miss Elsie Rowland. daughter of the
Rev DR. Rowland, and Frederick s.
| Chase, will be married at st Johns
church at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
| Arrangements have been made to
place three telegraph operators in the
office at the New England station. This
change is made on account of the new
divisions in the road.
A collection to defray the expense of
re- building the bank wall in the rear of
the church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, which recently fell, was taken up
in the church yesterday.
Next Wednesday will be Ash Wednes-
day and the first day Of lent. The dis
tribution of blessed ashes will take place
in the Catholic churches. Faster Sun
day will be on April u,
Joseph A. Tourangeau ano Miss Lizzie
Luddy were married by the Rev Father
Mulcahy at the church of the lmmacu-
q late Conception this morning. The best
couple were Adoiph Tourangeau and
Miss Mary Willett.
Patrick Shea, aged S6 years, died OF
Q apoplexy at the home of his son-in- law
William Roller on West Porter street
yesterday. The funeral will take place
, from his late residence to st Patrick
church at $50 tomorrow morning.
The case of Charles j.. Judd VS. FREQ
Tobey, an action to recover on balance
due on dissolution of partnership, wa:
, heard before Judge Bradstreet thl
9 morning. The case was adjourned t
allow the entrance of additional testi
mony.
Thomas Peters went into Harve,
Bros billiard rooms last evening an'
created disturbance. William
Harvey, brother OF the pforrie
tors, attempted to eject him and in th'
,cuffie both received some hard knocks
This morning Peters was fined 81 an,
costs.
Inc Second division, 4. a, H., is max
nix arrangements to secure the service
of the Sixty-ninth regiment band o
New York, for the state parade to b.
held in Hartford. MAY ID. 1t is als'
probable that the band will give con
cert on the green in this city. the nigh
before parade day.
The funeral of the late Mrs c. I. Ire
| maine, was held yesterday afternoon
Services were conducted in the Scovil
house by Rev j. q. Davenport and aI
t. propriate music was rendered by
= uuartette from the Second COngrega
tional church. The remains We're place
V N the receiving vault at Hall memoriG
IS chapel.
/. representative Willcos has notiiic
Is President Rice of the board of trad
,6 chat the house committee is ready I
& grant a hearing on the bin appropris
IS ting 100000 to Il government huildin
O in Waterbury. A committee from tn
board Ct trade will go down to Wasl
Il ington, Tuesday or Wednesday, to al
,e pear before the committee.
g The body of male infant was foun
half covered in n sand bank near Taylt
street Saturday afternoon. Medical f!
aminer North pronounced it a case
rs nfanticide and the police are maxim
Id an investigation. The body was burip
by Undertaken Bergin. Deputy Corona
o. Pond is here to-day working upon IL
LII case.
Since the organization of the gran
VI court of Connecticut last November, II
Ancient Order of Foresters in tins sta
:. has been more prosperous than formerl
n There are now forty-siX courts with
10 total membership Of 5000 in the gran
ne court, and February 20 new court wi
be instituted in Naugatuck.
Adiutant General Embler saws TIL
orders had been issued to the Hartfol
=. SOAPohy "hlNh iS>Shtiy SiSNtSu llS
no discharged officers, to hold anoth
ea meeting for the purpose of choosing
e- captain. Company + and Company
H. will meet on Wednesday night, al
m Company A on Thursday. Should the
again elect their discharged captains ii
governor would dlsapprove the electic
or and would then appoint commando
W himself.
a Prof johnson, weather prophet extr
nv ordinary, says that there Will be
to very severe storm during the perit
ut from reoruaIy loth 10 fepruary 2ot
This storm will extend over the emit
United States and will block all trait
. in certain sections of the United State
he He says there will be plenty of ice /
8, fore the first of April.
Several important changes have be-
made among the officials on the Ne
ENGLAND road Z A Gard1n neront