Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-25
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ho0O the census 0num0r0UOr'6 Ox- perience, on the first page. Miss Belle Walker of the American com pany room left for California this morn- | ing. The regular meeting of Barcelona council, K. of C., will be held this even- ing. found in another column. It will in- terest every working man. The Hon James Gallagher of New Ha- ven attended the commencement exer- cises at the convent last evenieg. Mrs Bryan Kenney of Cherry street, to-day received word of the death of her niece, Miss Lizzie Connell, in Meriden. this morning.
 The matinee given by the pupils of St Mary's school at St Patrick's hall this afternoon, was largely attended and was a grand success.
 The postal card factory in Shelton is now running to its fullest capacity day and night, turning out a daily product of 2,5O0, 900 cards.
 Two furnished rooms for1gentlemen, to rent, with privilege of parlor and library. Board if necessary. Apply at this office [.
 William B. Hotchkiss, one of Water
 
 morning. He formerly held the position as. Judge of probate.
 Architect Jackson has completed the plans for a four story hotel, for M. D. Lahey of Danbury. The building will be oe pressed brick with stone trimming.
 Two freight trains collided at South bury on the New England road, last evening, and travel was delayed for more than an hour. No one was hurt.
 The examining board will convene to- morrow to proceed with the examina- tions of such officers of the Connecticut National guard as may be ordered before it.
 Charles Jolivan and Rose Cochrane were married by the Rev Father Walsh at the church of the Immaculate Con- ception at 10 a. m. to-day. The best couple were John and Mary Boyce.
 Only one case came up in the police court this morning. Thomas Burns was accused of breach of peace against Thomas Welch. The evidence was not sufficient to cause a conviction and sen- tence was suspended.
 High Secretary George w. Randall of Rockville, has granted dispensations for four new courts of Foresters in this state, at Bridgeport, Beacon Falls, High Rock and Broad Brook. Reports from
  bership is constantly increasing.
 Plans are being prepared for new block on the site of j. T. Trott's old wooden building on South Main street. The Waterbury Boot and Shoe company will be compelled to vacate their present store for few months while tho new block is being built and will close out their present stock of goods at a sacri- flee.
 Court Wolf Tone, A. o. F. of A., elect ed the following officers last night: c. R., John D. Bolan; s. c. R., James s. Carroll; F. S., Martin F. Parkinson; R. Coughlin; s. w., Patrick Shanahan; J. w., John Burke; s. B., Roger Lynch; J. B., Jeremiah Murphy.
 The seventh annual reunion of the Naval Veterans association of Connecti- cut, is being held in New Haven to-day, there being present over 200 veterans. The business meeting was called to order afternoon there was banquet after which the veterans were shown the sights of the city.
 Samuel Oxley of Watertown, yester- day afternoon was brought before Com missioner Wright on the charge of hay ing refused to answer any of the census questions. Commissioner Wright thought the case one of spunk and bound the prisoner over for trial. Oxley was unable to furnish bonds and was re. leased on his promise to appear before the district court in August.
 The Hungarian band has been retained for the remainder of the week at the casino. Max Arnold, the great German dialect comedian, late with Danie Sully and Harrigan & Hart's company will execute songs and dances; he will also have charge of the stage. Int favorites-the Daly Sisters-are stil here. Femme, the boy violinist O Chickering hall. New York, will dis course beautiful solos.
 Should tomorrow prove fine, the par ade, picnic and games of the firemel will draw out a larger attendance thai ever before. With the base ball contest the tug-of-war and the race between tho Scovill Manufacturing Co.'S hose com pany and one from Benedict & Burn hams the interest will be great. I'm hose race is agitating the betting mel and already over $1 900 has been put u] on the result.
 A resident of Scovill street requeot the DEMOCRAT to direct the attention O the police to the actions of a gang o boys who make life miserable for pedee trians near the corner of Scovil an School streets. Last night they amused themselves by rolling a heavy car wheel down the steep hill at a speed no less than forty miles an hour. An age' gentleman who happened to pass whe the wheel came laundering along nal rowly escaped with his life.
 County Delegate William c. Keena installed the newly elected officers c the Second division, A. O. H. last night The ceremonies of installation wer witnessed by members of every divisio of the order in this city. Addresse were made by County Delegate Keenar President D. J. Casey and Treasure James A. Hynes. Singing and refresl ments served to make an evening C pleasure after the officers were installed These are the officers President. D. . Casey; vice president, J. H. Donovan recording secretary, John Barrett; finar cial secretary, John Calvin treasurer Iaxsaoa A IIxx.,o.