Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-26
CITY NE WS.

annual mortuary report
George Hauser, grocer at No
Meadow lane, made an assignment 70
day naming John II. Dillon as trustee.
An important meeting Of Waterbury
Council, @. B. L., will be held In CARROLL
ton council hall tonight.
John Moran, an employe of Randolph
& Cloves, had his finger badly smashed
in a press this morning. DIR Frost
dressed the wound.
| A bad break in the water main on
Scovill street occurred Wednesday
night, flooding the cellar of Michael
Finnegan's saloon.
Handsome souvenir orders OF dance
will be presented to the ladies at the
New Years eve sociable of Co g, Sedg-
wick guard, in the armory.
The funeral Of Mrs Ellen English took
place from her late residence on River
street to st Patriok's church, this morn
ing.
Sidney r. Harris and Miss Lucy A:
Rouse were married at the residence OF
the brides mother, No 10 High street,
yesterday, by Rev w. p. Elsdon.
The board Of compensation will meet
tonight at o'clock to give hearing to
property owners on Bank and East Main
streets, relative to paving assessments.
|
Mason, both of this city, were united in
marriage by the Rev w. P. Elsdon at
his residence, No 80 Central avenue, yes
terday.
Elias Irk and Margaret Brain were
married by Rev DIR Rowland, yesterday
afternoon. After the ceremony a re-
Iception was held at the residence Of the
groom's mother on Porter street.
A correspondent of the New York Sun
says that Mayor Baldwin, who 10 an ex-
pert with the cue, has invented a game
called "Chinese pooP which is played by
experts in all the large cities in Con-
neeticut.
Yesterday was merry Christmas for
three of the four prisoners recently par
doned by the board Of pardons, as they
were then released from the state
prison. They are George Fowler, Clark
Fisher and John Kendall.
Ansantawae encampment have elected
the following officers for one year C.P.
F. E. Cross; II. p, George N. Egan; s..
W., w. w. Munson; j. W., E. E. Hay
ward; treasurer, George Barnes; scribe,
H. F. Peck.
Unfortunate "Billy" Bottome was a
prisoner for drunkenness, IN the police
court this morning. He has no home
and has been sleeping in barns and in
He was sentenced to the town house for
thirty days.
A disease resembling influenza, is pre-
valent among horses in Meriden, and ii
is found TO be fatal, as horse valued at
5000 belonging to Liveryman George
Cooley died Of it Tuesday night, and
one of his fine pair of horses is also a
victim of the disease.
The attaches of the opera house were
rendered a complimentary dinner by
Manager Jacques, y esterday afternoon at
the fremont house. Covers were laid
; for forty guests and the banquet wal
gotten up in exquisite taste by Manager
David.
Three expert accountants belonging tc
the United States government arrived
in Shelton Wednesday and made 9
: thorough examination of Contractor
Daggetts accounts at the postal care
factory. They found everything al
right.
At the next meeting the Oddfellowl
Mutual Benefit association will vot'
benefits to the heirs of deceased mem
). bers as follows: Charles A. Bell, New
Haven, 81 500; Henry Stinow, New Ha
ven, 81, 800; ]. G. Root, New Haven, 50,
900; ]. E. Coer, Waterbury, $4,000.
Albert E. Smith, Sr, father of A. E
Smith of the Sunday Herald, died o.
pneumonia, at the residence of his soT
p in Bridgeport, this morning. Mr. Smith
lived in this city for many years anC
s only moved to Bridgeport a few week.
7 ago. The remains will be brought herr
for burial. His age was SO years.
About $50 sports went to Beacon Fall
Wednesday night to witness a cooking
main between Southington and Plants
vile birds. Several battles were fought
I resulting in the Southington birds de
feat. Considerable money changed
hands. The Plantsville parties are s,
delighted over their victory that the,
will make a match with WATERBURY
parties.
Beach II. Baker, an engineer on tn
Naugatuck railroad, while alightinI
from his engine at Bridgeport, Wednes
day, slipped, and in trying to save him
sells from falling wr0nched his back. H,
was conveyed in the ambulance to tn,
Emergency hospital where his injur,
was attended to, after which he wa
= taken to his home in this city.
q Judge Robinson has rendered his de
cision in the case Of J. G.. Morrow
against the Sunday Herald, dissolvinI
T the temporary injunction prayed out By
,, the plaintiff, in which the Herald wa
h restrained from publishing anything
malicious or libelouS about the plaintiff
The injunction was granted about tw,
/ months ago in Bridgeport. Morrow ha
g since left the city and the case agains
the Herald for libel will probably "
drop ed.
At a meeting held last night Amerlci
Lod -, A. o. U. w. elected the follow
J ing Ulcers: Master workman, A. N
Dillon; foreman, George s. Butler
Ioverseer, Edison A, Church raaordar
James A. Knox; financier, Lewis
Coos receiver, G. A. Hamilton guide
F. E. Kelsey inside Waterman, L. w
Tillottson; outside Waterman, Jane
81. Hunt trustee for three years, Franz
E.. Kelsey; representative to gran,
lodge, F. FL. Spencer.
Tunxix Tribe, o. R. NJ, last nigh
elected officers as follows Prophet, I
8. Bracket; Sachem, J. E. Bartlett; "a
nior sagamore, w. r. Mattison; iunio
sycamore, WI. Myers; chief of record,
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