Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-04-16
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meet tonight.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
stationary temperature.
The sociable of the Skipper base ball |
club will be held tomorrow evening.
Reid & Hughes call attention to their |
line Of gentlemens shirts. Look in their
north window.
Garden seeds and fertilizers for gar
den use, at p. J. Bolan's, "a and rs
Bank street
The house and lot, "a Pleasant street,
is for sale at a bargain. Inquire on the
premises.
Best goblets 3 cents, hand lamps Is
cents, at Tinkham's closing out sale, 80
South Main street.
Joseph st Louis found bunch of keys
| which will be returned to the loser if he
will call on Mr. st Louis.
The First division, A. 0. H., voted at
| their meeting last evening to attend
Daniel Dougherty's lecture in a body.
A meeting of those interested in the
organization of new military company
will be held in Bridgeport this evening.
| The case of Smithwick VS. the Hall &
Epson company was argued before the
supreme court of errors in Bridgeport
yesterday.
A stove ca ting representing The
Last Supper" is on exhibition in the
| windows of the Waterbury Furniture
| company.
District Deputy Sweeney of Nauga-
tuck will work the third degree at the
| meeting of Carrollton council Sunday
afternoon.
II. f. Baker and D. B. Hamilton left
on the 500 train this morning to attend
| the meeting of the state board of trade
in New Haven.
| The Second division A. O. H. will give
| their sixth annual sociable, drill and
concert April 25th, not the 18th as an
nounced previously.
A small party of friends were enter
tanned by Miss Mary White, of the tele-
phone office, at her home, Is North
| Main street, last evening.
The Waterbury Baking company have
presented Miss Nellie Dillon, one of the
contestants for the cake won by Miss
Courtney, with handsomely orna-
mented cake.
Several Pullman coaches were at
tached to the 8 o'clock train on the New
England road this morning. They are
to be used in conveying a party of ex-
cursionists to Chattanooga.
Court Merritt Hemingway A. O. F. of
A., will be instituted at Watertown to-
morrow evening by High Court Score
tary Moriarty OF New Haven, and Sub
High Chief Ranger L. F. Luddy OF this
city.
The following dispatch has been re-
ceived from New Orleans: 81, 1903, $780,
900 p 1894, 100000 Al 500, $50, 900 :;
,OSS, $4,000; 3O,99S, 25.147, $4,000
each: 9S,734, 60,O62, 27,614, 7S,477,
SO, 42S, $1,000 each.
John Carson, aged 30 years. died last
levening at his home on the corner of
South Elm and Union streets. He was
Il member of Court Fruitful Vine, A. o.
f. of A., the Second division, y. O. H.,
and Barcelona council, X. of G. He
leaves wife and five children.
A Polish jew was seriously injured by
a fall from ladder while painting Il
house on Valley View park yesterday
AFTERNOON. One arm was broken and he
was injured internally. He was re-
moved to his apartments in Bayer's
block.
Prof John l.. Bonn will go to New
York Saturday, to assist ut grand con-
cert to be given at Steinway hall on Sun
day evening for the benefit of st Francis
hospital. Miss Kate Somers will pre-
side at the organ in the church of the
immaculate Conception during Prof
Bonn's absence.
Joseph j. Petit and Miss Fanny Farr
were married at the church of the
immaculate Conception at a. IN. to-
day. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Father Mulcahy. The best
couple were William Kenny and Rose
Duffy. Many friends from New Bri-
tain were present.
Judge Phelps, who will preside at the
next term of the superior court, yester-
day notified State Attorney Terry to
open the term here next Tuesday and
then Immediately adjourn to New
Havan and to summon the jury for the
next day. Judge Phelps declines to hold
court in Waterbury because of poor ac-
Communications
The Waterbury Turn Verein have
elected officers as follows: President,
Chris Schlag, vice-president, Abe Holl-
man corresponding secretary, Herman
Miller cashier, Fred Gross treasurer.
John kirschhaum first turnwart, Otto
Book; second turnwart, F. STEINER:
first zengwart, A. Kaufman; finance
committee, c. Draher, Chris Doderer ::
janitor, Dan Miller.
The district committee will meet at 5
o'clock this afternoon to consider the
matter of moving the old Brooklyn
schoolhouse. At the same time the
committee would do we'll to take action
toward strengthening the line on the
| Bank street side of the school and i'm
proving the unsightly corner at the
junction of Bank street and Meadow
| lane.
The Second division A. o. H., has en-
gagged the Sixty Ninth regiment band of
New York for the A. o. II. parade in
Hartford May ID. The division will
have the band here the night before the
parade and will give concert on the
green. Considerable expense is at
tached to the giving of the concert,
which will be treat for the citizens of
Waterbury. 1t is possible that some of
the members Of the division will make a
canvass among their friends to help de-
fray the expenses of the concert.
The board Of managers of the Connec-
ticut branch of the Sons of tho Rarol,,-