Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-02-13
CITY NE US.

Additional local news on the first
page.
..Old Lavender at the opera house
this evening.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Schwaebci have ar
rived at their new home in Detroit.
Edward H. Hall, late associate editor |
of the Republican, was IN town to-day.
Roger Conner has returned from
two weeks visit with friends i'll Albany.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Dondero left this
afternoon for a two weeks visit in New
York.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather.
growing warmer, followed tomorrow
by rain.
Frank Shepard has discovered no clue
| to the whereabouts of the horse stolen
from his stable Monday evening.
Valentines of all kinds, comical,
pretty and beautiful, at Martin Bergin's.
The largest assortment in the city.
| Patrick McElroy died this morning
from injuries received some time ago.
| lis funeral will take place tomorrow
morning.
The athletic exhibition at the rink to-
light will be one of the best of the kind
| yer held in Waterbury. Many clever
boxers ill be present.
The canvassers who assisted at the
fair recently given by the French Cana,
| dian band we're entertained by the band
in Music hall last night.
Have you tried the American hand
laundry, II East Main street? No
chemicals used. Goods collected and
delivered free of charge.
| A delegation of Waterbury Foresters
will go to Naugatuck Thursday evening,
February 20, to assist in the institution
of Court Goodyear, A. O. F. of A.
Durand division, Uniformed rank, K.
of P, will be instituted during the lat
ter part of February. The new division
will start with large membership.
An order book containing many
French names was lost yesterday. The
finder will confer great favor by leav-
ing the same at 112 South Main street.
Grand knight John J. Phelan Of
Bridgeport, and General Secretary Col
W, IL of New Haven, went to Torrington
to-day on business connected with the
Knights of Columbus.
Was cigars are in great demand
For ten center his "New Choice" can
not be beat. "Top of the Heap" is one
of his good five cent smokes. No flavor
ing used.
The Hartford Times is authority for
regiment officers have resigned on &C
count of the proposed athletic exhibit
ton.
James O'Neill, tramp, was arrested
to-day on the charge of stealing several
cloaks exhibited in front of w. ID. Scott
& Cos store, which were taken several
days ago.
There will be: a, large attendance at
the concert and masquerade ball of the
> Waterbury Turnverein, at City hall to-
morrow night. Great preparations are
being made by the committees in charge.
G. G. Tullar who was recently APP
pointed superintendent of the Boys club
to succeed Mr. Jarrett decided not to &C
cept the position, and Mr. Hansen OF
Bridgeport has been elected to the place.
C. II. r. Miller, we'll known in this
city as publisher of Miller's Naugatuck
Valley Railroad guide and other publ
cations of a similar kind is hopelessly in
sane at the asylum in Northampton
Mass.
Six loaves of bread. weighing sever
and one-half pounds, can be bought fol
twenty five cents at kelly's bakeries
Six pounds If flower costs about twenty
, cents. Does. it pay for housekeepers tt
bake their own bread?
1t is currently reported that matters
have been adjusted between the govern
or and General Graham, and that the
> latter Will not resign the command OF
, the national guard at present, as he was
recently ordered to do.
> There was another large attendance a
. the Foresters' fair last night and thu
: wealth rolled in to the satisfaction O.
i the canvassers and committees. The
: drawing of articles will take place to
e night, when the fair will close.
General Graham was seen by a repre-
sentative of the Connecticut Associated
press, at his home in Middletown to-day
He refused to say anything in regard t
the rumor that Governor Buckley ha'
= withdrawn the demand for Genera
- Grahams resignation.
e The new shoe store of Ryan & Fitz
h maurice. 70 Bank street, will open Sat
d urday, February %. Mr. Fitzmauric
l. has been for several years with the New
England shoe store and is very popula
Il young man. The firm will make an an
l. nouncement in the DEMOCRAT to-mor
row.
Y The will of the late Lauren Wetmor
of Torrington, which was probated yes
T., terday, leaves, after a life's use by tn
[. widow, a trust fund amounting t
: $22 900 for a free public library to b
established at Torrington. The remain
" der of the estate he leaves to the Amer
lean Missionary society.
l. The remains of Mrs Mary Gaffney
mother of John w. Gaffney, who die
= in Hartford yesterday, were brought t
# this city this morning. The funera
|, took place to the church of the Immacu
}. late Conception this morning, where
# requiem mass was sung by the Re
l. Father Mulcahy. The burial was in tn
7: family plot in st Joseph's cemetery.
u DR. J. T. Whitson, colored, of Bait
> more, will deliver a lecture in St Pat
:. :, rick's hall next Sunday evening, in tn
" interest of the fathers of ST Joseph, VIII
\: are founding colored male Catholi
u orphanage in Maryland. The subject O
DIR Wilson's address will be "ProgreS
of the Catholic Missions in the South.
" No admission fee will be charged an