Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-24
CITY MS.

weather, followed, by rain.
Frank Marsh left this morning for
Aiken, s. O., where he will spend the
winter.
A list of contributors to the Sacred
Heart church fair was distributed at the
church yesterday.
Miss Julia Butler acted as bridesmaid
at the marriage of her cousin, Miss
Pagan, at Derby this morning.
Before going to night school go to w.
F. billions and see what he can do in
new and second hand school books.
The will of James Potter, who died
last Friday, was filed for probate this
morning. William Webb was named as
executor. i
Prosecuting Attorney p. j. Mar kley |
of New Britain was in town to-day and
made pleasant call at the DEMOCRAT
office.
Thomas Kelly, the baker, Charles
O'Connor and William Milton visited
the Sacred Heart church fair Saturday
night.
Edgar Risedorf, aged SO years, died
Saturday evening, at his home on South
Main street. The funeral will take place
| at 2 p. m. tomorrow.
The Rev Father O'Donnell will be
master of ceremonies at the dedicating
| EXERCISES at OG FTduClS CtluLCHS IduB0-
tuck, next Thursday.
The work of building the addition to
the Earle house is progressing rapidly.
The temporary wooden structure back
OF the addition is to be torn down.
The Rev j. G. Davenport will be ten
dered formal reception by his many
friends at the Second church, this even
ing, the occasion being his fiftieth birth
day.
The New England road moved large
amount of freight yesterday. The pas
senger trains were somewhat delayed
this morning on account of the immense
freight traffic.
Waterbury firemen are very fortunate
in escaping injury, only one claim for
accident being received by the state
association of firemen from this city
since January 1.
Pasqualle Oracle, an Italian living on
jackson street, was arrested to-day,
charged with selling liquor without a
license. Over thirty gallons of wine
was found in the cellar.
The New England road has just re-
ceived a new six-wheel locomotive, No
III, built especially for use as switcher
and designed for service between Wa
terbury and Terryville summit.
Papers in suit for 81 900 damages
were served upon John McLinden and
Attorney Porter Wood, Saturday night.
} The complainant is Hugh Stewart, who
alleges damages for false imprisonment.
Sheriff elect Tomlinson of Milford is 60
ing to Florida to spend month. When
in Birmingham Friday night he was ask
ed what appointments he intended, but all
he would say was that Tomlinson men
W ould have the preference,
; RI ba oivar nv tho n0-
minican fathers at the Sacred Heart
church will open next Sunday at the
= high mass, 1920, and will last Just one
week. The Rev Fathers Rush, Roisdorf
and Horrigan will conduct the services.
! There has been large advance sale of
tickets for the eighth annual sociable of
r the First division, A. o. H., which will
be held in City hall, Thanksgiving eve,
November 26. The committee will make
, it pleasant for all who attend.
.Ex-Postmaster John w. Hill has been
appointed superintendent of the money
order department. by Postmaster
! position under Postmaster Commerford
has succeeded Clerk Dugan, resigned,
! in the mail department.
4 Residents of Stone and Quarry streets
b, are supplying themselves with shot
5 guns. Nearly every night last week
D.. chicken thieves piled their vocation in
that vicinity, and all efforts to capture
q them have proved unsuccessful. Clothes
lines, also, have suffered.
\ A graceful compliment was given the
= Hibernians of this state by Rt Rev
:, Bishop Mcmahon in a recent sermon he
y delivered in the cathedral. In substance
. he said the A. o. H. was the only
~ organization or society in Connecticut
/ hot hah trth Tod nUYk ~le
" completing the grand cathedral.
The concert at the casino theatre las
evening was great success. 1t was ar
d tistic and enjoyable in the extreme. The
" solos, duets and quartettes were fine
is and the recitations of Miss Godoy o.
is New York, Miss Mollie Killingbeck anC
Mr. Pincus Were loudly encored. 1t is tt
is be hoped that Manager Pincus will giv'
is another soon.
\ The Consolidated road experience
D. considerable trouble in the Naugatucl
road from the small boy stone throwing
~ Several times stones have been thrown
through the car windows, causing few
n injuries. Yesterday the newspape
g train experienced the same annoyance
r near Waterbury. The company ha
Is now employed detectives in the matter.
r. s. NJ. FELTON,, ir, vice-president of tn
A. Erie, has been chosen president of tn
n East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgl
IF Railroad company, most responsible
position. Mr. FELTON, is well know
~ hereabout, and was the superintendent
IT of the New York & New England whel
is General Wilson was president. He ha
No been one of the most successful of al
;. the young railroad men in the country.
Is The horses on North Main street ca
Is ran away while coming down the stee
grade near Cooke street late Saturda
night. The driver was promptly unload
- ed. Near the Citizens bank the car lef
y, ~ the track, but the horses continued o.
~ ~ their flight into Exchange place. A Ban
VI ~ street car that was drawing into tn
!. center was struck and one of the occu
~ pants, Mrs Bowe,of 162 East Main street
IL was slightly injured. The damage t
the cars is placed at $500.
Papers for suit against the New
ut York and New England railroad wer