Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-15
CITY NE WS.

at her home on Ward street tN!S morn l ing: , N. Y., diocese is visiting his home in this city.
 Mrs Mary Baldwin died to-day at her home on Ridge street. Her age Was 67 years.
 Police Commissioner Edward B. Reilly is confined to his house with a severe at tack of the grippe.
 La grippe is on the increase in Bridge port, fifty new and severe cases being reported to-day.
 Ninety-three granges were represented at the meeting of the State Grange in Willimantic to-day.
 Boys under fifteen years of age are ad mitted to the walking match for fifteen cents.
 Colonel Doherty has appointed private Maurice Meaney, of Co c, chief trumpet CT of the Second regiment. Artificial flowers in rosebuds, violets, fine flowers and corsage bouquets for evening wear, at l. Chase's. Sergeant Cox predicts rain and warm er weather for this evening, followed to- morl ow by colder fair weather. Clothing salesmen are wanted to sell on commission. Apply at S3 South Main street. There is money in it. The third annunl concert and sociable of the Acme Social club will be held in City hall, Friday evening, January 31. A marriage license was issued to-day to Stephen Gladding of Waterbury, and Susie E. Gates, of this city.-Hartford Times.
 John F. Charters has been awarded | the contract of decorating and crashing City hall for the Firemen's ball Friday evening.
 There has been large advance sale of ] seats for the Amphion club opera and | notwithstanding the rain the attendance l this evening will be large. An experienced book-keeper and gen eral office man or salesman wants work. | Thoroughly competent and not afraid of work. Address this office.
 The remains of James Brownell, who died in New Mexico, where he had gone m the hope of reSaining his health. will | oe brought to this city for burial. l Mrs Mary Butler, wife of William H. Butler, died at her home on James street this morning, aged 25 years. The ] remains will be taken to Naugatuck for l burial
 Elizabeth A. Curley died at her home l on Quarry street yesterday, aged 39 l years. The funeral will take place from the family residence Friday morning at $ o'clock.
 | The New Haven News says it is prob able that Connecticut will get two pub lie buildings at this session of congress, l Waterbury and Danbury beng the most
 likely sites.
 Local branch, No 1 ,13S, Order of the | Iron hall, will meet tomorrow evening l m the old Masonic hall. All members
 of the charter list are requested to De l present.
 Now is the time to buy furniture cheap
 and d good place to buy It is at w. Il | Hunts, 15 and v South Main street Call and examine the immense stock
 stored away ill the five floors.
 The mid-winter sale of odds and end.
 has begun at J. X. Godfrey & Co.'S, and |;
 reduction of from D to 33 per cent ls
 made on all goods Patrons will tinc
 that they do exactly what they ad vertise.
 Thomas Barrett has just received al
 immense bankrupt stock of dry goods
 that he will positively sell for one
 Iuarter of their real value. He quotes
 prices on some of the goods i'll another l column.
 Miss Jane Stuart, who made such ;
 successful debut in w. II. Cranes pla, The Senator at the Star theater New | ork, Monday evening, h daughter O.
 Commissioner Maurice Holohan, d for
 mer Waterbury boy.
 w. J. Schlegel and Noah B. Tuttl will occupy the office in Irving blocl
 now occupied by Attorney D. F. Web
 ,ter, who removes to the Platt block
 Attorney Lowe has also engaged office
 m the Platt building. : James Druell, drummer travelinl /: for Boston dry goods house, fell as h : was coming out of E. T. Turner & Co = store this morning breaking several G
 the small bones of the left ankle and in f turing his back. He was taken to Bos s ton on the o'clock train. Lowen Sweeney, brakeman formerl [ in the employ of the New York, Ne\ s Haven and Hartford Railroad company | was awarded a verdict of S1O,OO in tn superior court, before Judge O'Gormar
 in New York, yesterday, for permaner
 injuries received while coupling cars ol
 a float on the Harlem river, moored 8 h the Harlem freight dock. There was
 collision and he and the car he was O . were thrown into the river. |, "Senator are you having any fights i Il your district" asked newspaper corr d spondent of Senator Platt yesterda, q Flights No indeed said he, "there a very little bitterness, and all of the cal c didates are pushing their claims, and e amounts to nothing but a very generou 't controversy. The January appoin d ments. for which l have as yet made Il d recommendations to the president, an 5 which will come up before long, are
 Middletown, Wallingford, and the terl
 of the present postmaster at Waterbur
 expires on February 23' k The case of Hamilton Colwell ,
 George II. Cole, action to recover SS1 O r. a book account, occupied the attentio IS Of Judge Bradstreet and jury at tl 1T district court room to-day. When coul ,f resumed this afternoon Daniel O'Dol Is nell of Naugatuck, who is serving O., til ,r jury, failed to return It was agreed , IT. go on and half an hour later 0 Dome l. put Tn an appearance. Judge Bradstret
 excused him from the jury for tn" ter,
 and ordered him to take d seat. O'Do1
 nell gave no reason for his ahseac,