Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-30
CITY NE WS.

D. A. Magraw of Orange street.
 SJ. B. Mullings tells buyers of clothing and gents' furnishings how to save.
 Fireworks for all the boys of Water bury, at Martin Bergins, 62 South Main street.
 Read the list of bargains announced to-day by Frank E. Fenner of 15l Bank street.
 F.B. Rice offers the Republican build- ing on Bank street for sale on very reasonable terms.
 M. H. Waas offers a reward for the return of his terrier, which has been missing since Saturday night.
 Mrs Joseph Costello and family of Hayden street are visiting with friends in Brooklyn and Gloucester City.
 Tomorrow night, Court Falcon, A. O. F. of A., will install officers and cele- Der should be present.
 When you get ready to buy fireworks go to WIZ. Dillon, 6S East Main street and see what bargains he is offering at wholesale and retail price.
 Mrs Marle Meusante, wife of John Meusante, the South Main street fruit dealer, died this morning at her home on Brook street. Her age was 26 years.
 John Moriarty of the Waterbury Furniture company, who has been con- fined to his home for the past week, is much better to-day.
 William Barrett, an employe of Will liam Butler. the plumber, who was taken ill with typhoid fever, is at his home in Cohoes, New York and is not expected to recover.
 George H. Shelton of Seymour and E. w. Fowler of Guilford have applied for Wact Dniut caIotShins COnproSaman Wilcox will have public competitive examination for all candidates the latter part of July.
 A patient at the asylum of the insane at Middletown, Miss King, aged 19, es- capped from her room Friday night walked to the station, and took an early train for New York. She has not yet been captured.
 Some of the attractions at the casino tonight: The celebrated Ladies ochestra; :; Herbert Crosby: soprano solist; Little Ormande, the child Paganini: ::the Daly sisters; Femme, the boy violinist: the Arrival of Sullivan"
 A special train left the Naugatuck station this morning for New Haven to accommodate Naugatuck Valley mem- bcrs of the Harugari. Stueben lodge sent over 14O men and was accompanied by the French Canadian band.
 The road and sewer boards held a short session this afternoon and F. w.. Whitlock was appointed to take charge of the office of city engineer. The board adjourned to Wednesday evening at 7:3O.
 We congratulate our neighborlng city, Waterbury, upon it's growth during the past ten years. It has now population of 2,O00, and is one of the busiest most enterprising cities in the state, be. sides possessing handsome and popular mayor New Haven Register.
 Richard Story, one of the oldest resi- dents of Waterbury, died yesterday morning at his home on Bucks Hill MT Story was for over thirty years em. ployed in the rolling mill of the Scovil Manufacturing company. His funeral will take place to the Hall memorial chapel at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
 The free trip to Europe offered by the New York World to the most popular school teacher in Connecticut, will be enjoyed by Miss Northrop of Danbury she having received more votes than any other teacher. Miss Northrop is twenty. three years of age. With her widowed mother she will sail for Europe on the steamer Bothnia next Wednesday.
 Miss Mary O'Connor, the young lady who equally merited with Miss Mary Cullum the beautiful gold medal donat ed by Rev J. J. Walsh for religious in struction, but who failed to draw it at the commencement exercises at the Notre Dame convent, was to-day the recipient of handsome gold one giver for the same subject by the Rev Mother Superior of the convent de Notre Dame
 Patrick Dillan was again on the lis in this mornings police court and h. will spend the next month in New co Haven. Last night Thomas Breen anc Timothy Griffin became involved in dispute, and the consequences were tha Griffin was knocked senseless by a blow of a stone. Dr Hayes took five stitche in the mans head. He complained a the police station and Breen was ar rested. He was fined $5 and costs.
 William Dayton was arrested b, Officer Brickel Saturday afternoon on warrant issued by the Naugatucl authorities, who want him for attend ing the recent fights in the stone mill il Union City. Dayton was brought be fore Justice Marshall Saturday evening and his case was continued until Tues day morning at Il o'clock. It is expect ed that there will be some interestin, developments at the trial tomorrow.
 At the special meeting of the court o common council held Saturday evening to take action on the death of City Engi neer Weld, it was voted to meet at Cit, hall at p. m to-day and attend tn funeral. A committee consisting o City Treasurer Keenan and Messr French and Jackson were appointed t' draw up suitable resolutions. Commis s sioner Goodwin, Alderman French an, City Clerk Kilduff were appointed committee to accompany the remains t, Guilford. The funeral services wer conducted this afternoon by Rev R. w Micou. The remains will be taken t, Guilford on the 4:4O train.
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