Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-22
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street.
 The Rev M. J. McGivney returned last | evening from Norfolk, Va.
 Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather, followed by rain stationary temperature.
 Refrigerators, four excellent styles, 1 at reasonable prices, at F. B. Fields, 6l | South Main street.
 Wadhams post, G. A. R., will conn., plete the Memorial day arrangements at their meeting this evening.
 Judge Phalen granted administration papers to Merritt E. Scott, administra- tor on the estate of Caroline Scott, this morning.
 The best soda in the world is drawn at the new drug store, corner of Bank and North Leonard streets. So MT Bossidy says.
 There has been another reduction in the fare from thls city to Denver, Col orado, The fare via the New England road is S24.5O, first class.
 James Moran and Miss Annie Collum were married by the Rev Father Walsh, at the church of the Immaculate Con- ception, this morning.
 There are only about ten days left in which to pay your dog taxes, The time expires May 31 and the penalty for not registering is g and costs.
 Use Dr Hart's King of all Remedies for the blood, stomach, liver and Kid neys. Satisfaction guaranteed. $l per bottle or six for $5. Sold by all druggists. w. F. Dillon has purchased the Mat thew Corrigan property on East Main street. He will thoroughly remodel the house and otherwise improve his valu- able purchase.
 The tax collector can now be found daily at his office at City hall, from to 12 n. III. and from 1 to . and to Sp. m. Up to noon to-day the collector had re- ceived $75,OOO.
 Patents have been granted to residents of Waterbury this week as follows M. A. Morris, assignor to Scovill Manufac- turing company, hinge John F. Way, palette brush holder.
 John Decker, employed at the Nauga- tuck station, received telegram this morning from Middletown, N. Y. call ing him home on account of the serious | illness of his brother.
 The Rev J. c. Tennian of Providence, k. l., a former resident of this city. is | visiting his brother T. F. Tennian. He will leave in few days for a four months trip to Europe.
 There was only one case before the police court this morning. James Beyers, l who only retured from jail a day or two ago, was sent down again for 30 days with costs, for drunkenness.
 Miss Annie Betts of No 1T Berkshire avenue, has returned to her old home in | Waterbury, after residence of two years in this city. The we'll wishes of her many friends go with her Bridge port Farmer.
 The four French societies of this city will give a joint excursion to Savin | Rock, June 24. A special train will be chartered. The societies have appointed a committee to make arrangements for the grand affair.
 l The Housatonic railroad company has put on monster new mogul engine, No 53, too big to pass through the tunnel at | IHawleyville. \ force of masons will blast out the rock overhead and enlarge the tunnel.
 l An effort on the part of the borough l of Shelton to negotiate S25, 900 in bonds at three and half per cent has proved unsuccessful and meeting will be called on Saturday to increase the rate | of interest.
 l All members of the Albion Cricket club are requested to meet at the Ire .. mont house at s o'clock this evening as l important business will be transacted. l Arrangements will be made for opening the season with a friendly game on Decoration day.
 The grand officers of the Royal Area mum of this state, met yesterday after l noon in Hartford, to consult regarding the condition of the order. Eleven | deputy grand regents were appointed, among them being James N. Webb of this city.
 The census enumerators have received from headquarters the blank forms of the oath that has to be taken and signed | before some stated authority. The final documents will be sent on in a few days,
 and the local enumerators will then have about one week to get prepared
 for their duties in the respective districts.
 The following officers have been elected by Court Meany's Pride circle, IC. of F.. c. C.. Miss Rose Kane 5, C. C., Miss NJ. Bulger treasurer. C. Kane;
 R. S.. Miss NJ. Bresnahan F. S., Miss
 Kate Bresnahan: k. G., Miss Maggie
 Crane; L. G.. Miss Lizzie Wall: l. H..
 Miss Fannie Bowes; 0. G.. N. Woods
 trustee, B. Bossidy; auditors, James II.
 Murray. E. A. O'Hara and w. F. Dillon;
 Bossidy P. c. C.. TboDlas Pryor.
 Of Mir w. H. Rieger. the tenor soloist of the Choral society's concert on May
 30, Memorial day, the New Haven
 Morning Journal of March l5, 1889. speaks thus: Mir Rieger more than full
 filled the expectation of the audience.
 His selections were most enthusiastically
 received and he was obliged to respond to encores. The N. Y. Times of Marcl. 27, 1889, says "Mr Rieger who has a voice of decidedly beautiful quality sang an aria from Don Giovanni and a song, "In Diesek Stunde." He sang these tastefully and with much cleverness in the management of his voice." Con- corning the soprano and basso, Madame Salvotti and Mr Coletti see later papers, l Governor Bulkeley yesterday made his appointments for commissioners from Connecticut to the Worlds fair at Chicago. The bill under which they are made requires that the nominations from each state shall include one from each political party, who shall be ap- pointed by the President of the United States upon nomination of the governor l a fnl1