Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-01-29
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The Broom Maker of Carlsbad" at
the opera house this evening.
The Choral society is ARA nging to
give n reception at Music hall Friday
levening.
Thomas ID. Healey, proprietor of
IIealey's hotel, is confined to the house
by illness.
The third annual sociable of the Silver
Drum corps will be given at Music hall
this evening.
The Amphion club will give their
regular after the opera" sociable at
their rooms this evening.
Z. j. Strain, jeweler will on Monday
remove to No 90 Bank street. the store
recently occupied by d. II. Blinn &. Co.
The third annual concert and sociable
given by the Acme Social club. will be
held at City hall Friday evening of this
week.
| Sergeant Cox predicts fair. warmer
| weather for the next twenty four hours
The storm in the northwest has not
moved perceptibly.
Grocer N. J. Fogg in another column
publishes a list of choice goods to be
found at his stores, 1877 South Main and
| ll5 North Main streets.
| Judge George II. Cowell and j. w.
Smith left for South Manchester this
| afternoon. to assist in the institution of
a lodge OF Odd Fellows.
| David Hamilton Gildersleeve, brother
| of Mrs Joseph Anderson. of this CITY
died in Brooklyn, n. v. yesterday from
Bright's disease.
Frederick Sebcrt, of 22S South Main
street, was taken to the hospital yester-
day suffering from pneumonia. He is
the first patient to be treated at the in
| stitution.
| F. b. Field, 81 South Main street, i.
the authorized agent for the celebrated
Jessop's steel. Machinists are invited to
call and get copy of Brown & Sharps
catalogue.
| The work on the board of trade book
is progressing rapidly, but there is solme
delay waiting for the cuts of several of
| the manufacturing concerns, which are
to apperr in the publication.
A. 2. p. Camp. one of Waterburv's
| oldest residents, died at his home 1873
East Main street. yesterday from paraly-
| sis of the organs of the throat. He was
member of Nosahogan lodge.
A delegation from the Christie ian En-
deavor union will visit the Oakville
| union tomorrow evening a bus will
! leave opposite the Second Congrega-
tlpllitl at O CLOCK sharp.
The funeral of Miss Marcella Conlon
| will take place from the residence of her
parents. MIR and Mrs Patrick Conlon on
ing. The funeral of the late Finton
Guilfoile will take place Friday morn
ing.
The gross earnings of the New York
& New England railroad for December
are as follows: Sf,3.265, increase $.l3.-
1896. For the quarter. December 81.
gross 81 .5O2.36O, increase .,096, net
S3'o,636. increase S1S,956.
The postponed lecture of the Rev
Father ODonnell under the auspices of
the Fourth division. A. Q. II. will be
given at st Patricks hall on "Wednesday
evening February -. The subject is:
"Strlking Traits of the Irish People"
Daniel Cunningham, aged o6 years.
died at his home, 1856 East Main street.
yesterday afternoon, from inflammation
of the stomach resulting from an attack
of In grippe. The funeral will take
place to the church of immaculate Con-
ception at 10 o'clock Friday morning
Ice consumers have no occasion for
rejoicing over the colder weather. 1t |
will not effect the price of Ice next
summer. The story has been published
that the ice crop is failure, and that.
determine the price of ice.
The attendance the past few evenings
has been so large that the managers of
the Canadian band fair have decided not
to bring the event to q close until to-
morrow night. This evening another
stage entertainment will be provided |
and a good time is promised all who
attend The drawing of articles will take
place tomorrow night.
A 13-year-old son of John Taylor of |
ia Franklin street, New Britain, is
missing for the last two weeks He was |
in school january when he forged his |
father $ name to his school report. He
was last seen in Hartford on the same
day, and was dressed in light cap, black
overroat. knee pants, has gray ewes and !
brown hair.
yesterday was the first of a three
day convention of the Darymen' 5 asso-
cation OF Connecticut at the capltol.
Alter the reading of the minutes of the
last convention, the president delivered
the opening address. Interesting papers
were read by William Crozier of New
lork, William r. Sessions of Massa-
chusettS and GeorgeT. Goodwin of Elm
wood
The Smith-Brewer visual police Sig
nal system, which Chief Egan recon-
ihehdS Tor use IN this city. consists of a
box, somewhat resembling a fire alarm
box, in which are electric buttons and n
telephone 10y means of which the officer
on his beat can communicate with head
quarters, and at headquarters bv means
OF the electric current, red globe is
raised about the gas jet, thus Indicating
to the patrolman that Headquarters wish
to speak with him.
The first battalion drill of the season,