Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-03-08
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rhe employees of the American Pin
company enjoyed sleigh ride 20 Ches-
hire last evening.
brother OF Mayor Baldwin, was visiting
in this city last evening.
George B. Brown says he does not
contemplate removing from his present |
location as has been reported.
A special summoned meeting of Evan |
geline Circle, Z. of F., will be held in |
Grand Army hall, Monday evening.
The Rev Father Mailhot of St AIMS |
church has been spending the past week
visiting with his brother DR. lailhot of
Boston.
Several parties of young people took
advantage of the sleighing last evening
and visited other towns. A large party
went to Bethany.
Col ]. B. Doherty to-day received his
commission as postmaster from the
acknowledgement. He will take pos
session Of the office in about a week.
Rev E. c. fuller will address the
young mems meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A.
at Meriden tomorrow afternoon. he
will speak on Faith and Its Addition
ladies' button b, OTIS 1t 81 90 and 50. so.
They are perfect goods, made in opera
roe and common sense, and are warrant
ed.
Diphtheria has recently broken out in
the county home for children at New
Hav'n, and there is some fear of con-
siderable spread of the disease, from
which one death has already occurred.
The funeral of Oliver Chaput, who
was druw ned "Wednesday. took place
from his late residence to ST AIMS
church this morning, where Il requiem
mass was said by Father Zones. The
burial was III st Joseph's cemetery.
w. j. Sweeney who left Naugatuck
| lake the position of confidential clerk
for Thomas Cruise Of that place. has
been elected director of the bank of
| Montana.
| The Third division, A. o. H., at their
meeting on last Monday evening. voted
| Sl20 to purchase new green silk ban
ner. This organization is in a prosper
Gus condition, numbering 100 members
IN good standing.
Beginning to-day, Messenger George
Chase of the Adams express company
will leave Danbury on the TAO morning
| train for Hartford, returning to Dan
bury at 6:2S in the eveLing. This is
new rLn for the ompany.-Danbury
News.
| Lottie Monson, little girl residing at
SO Orange street. while coasting this
morning collided with team driven by
| A. N. Love of Wolcott. at the corner of
| Orange and Walnut streets The child
was rendered insensible and was carried
to her home 10y Nj. j. Bezezinski. Her
injuries are not of ii serious nature.
| Says the New Haven Palladium
Daniel O'Curncll, resident of Water
bury came to this city yesterday. imbibed
pretty freely, and wandered down near
Sargent factory, where he wanted to
! fight somebody. Special officer Lyman
him to the precinct -t"ti,n where he
| was charged with breach OF the peace
and drunkenness.
Seven prisoners who are to be dis
charged from the state prison this
month were examined by the committee
on visitation and discharges of the Con
uecticut Prison association this morn
ing. Tw. nty-six prisoners we sem
fenced to Wetherstield during the re-
cent term of the superior court at
Bridgeport.
Application vas made in the probate
court at Meriden yesterday 10y Rev
Father McAlenn"y, as executor of the
will OF the late Joseph Cassidy. 20 sell
| land belonging to the estate on Pratt
street, Meriden. The land is held in
trust, the deeds having been drawn
when Mr. Cassidy was alive but still too
weak to sign them. A hearing ON the
application will take place May -.
At the annual meeting of the Rose
Hill hose company No 5 held last even
ing the following officers were elected:
Foreman, William Latin first assistant,
| james A. Hynes seCond ASST slant. I.
Coughlan; secretary, E. Balfe; treas
| urtr, William Casey steward, Thomas
Fitzgerald. Messrs Balfe and Casey
were re elected to their positions. The
house committee elected were: j. G.
Thompson, William Delaney and J.
Burke.
j. b. Henney, supe, intendent of mo-
tive power on the New York and New
England railroad, with office at Nor
| wood, Mass, has resigned his position.
No reason is assigned for MIR Henney's
retirement. Albert Griggs, formerly
superintendent of locomotives and of
the car department of the Providence
and Worcester division of the New
York, Providence and Boston railroad,
has been appointed in his place.
The proceedings of the twenty fourth
annual convention of the Young Mems
Christian ASSOCIATE ion of Connecticut.
| held in this city, October 1920, 1889.
| 'ao oSSh iSoueu Ill d neat lOTn1 Oh over
go pages. The volume contains, besides
the various official reports, the speeches,
remarks, conversations, etc. All these
are published in connection with the
treasurer's and secretarys reports,
together with figures, statistics and "A
deal of useful information. A map of
Connecticut. showing where the sixteen
Y Dung Mems Christian associations are
located, is also published. An illustra-
| it.lin In a 81.
proposed new buildings in Hartford and
Bridgeport are also shown.
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