Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-15
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81 Bank street.
Barcelona council, K. OF G. will meet
his evening to elect officers.
"Around the World in Eighty Days"
It the opera house this evening.
There will be vespers at the church Of |
he Immaculate Conception at Z: 80 this
evening.
Reid & Hughes call attention to che
special bargains offered in their gents
department..
Hartford's grand list fell of nearly .
million the past year owing to the new
law relating to the taxation of bonds.
Rev F. T. Russell Of st Margaret's
school will give readings in the Walling-
ford opera house next Tuesday evening.
Rev J. E. Bourret, the new pastor Of st
AIMS church, arrived from New Haven
yesterday, and has entered upon his new
duties.
The Connecticut probate assembly dis
cussed various interesting questions at
Hartford yesterday. Judge Phelan was
not present.
E. w. Hale, who is attending thelEast-
man business college at Poughkeepsie, is
is spending a week at his home in this
city.
A grand concert and sociable will be
given by the four divisions of Hibernians
Of this city. in City hall, Wednesday
evening, June 4.
Louisa johnson, Swedish girl, living
as q domestic in Middletown, has disap
peared and it is thought that she has be-
come insane and has committed suicide.
Use DIR Harris King of all Remedies
for the blood, stomach, liver and kid
neys. Satisfaction guaranteed. 81 per
bottle or six for S.. Sold by all druggists.
Ten candidates from New Haven,
Waterbury, Meriden and. Ansonia were
initiated into the thirty-second degree of
Freemasonry in Bridgeport last even
ing.
The endowment of 81, 900 from the
Knights Of Columbus was yesterday re-
ceived by the wives OF the late NJ. j.
Collins and Thomas d. Healey, of this
city.
The board of directors of the knights
of Columbus will meet in New Haven
July 8, aud will then fix date and
arrange for the annual meeting of the
order.
Charles F. Canary, who died in Anso-
MIA yesterday, was well known in this
city where many of his relatives reside.
He was a nephew of Mrs Mary Lahey
and Mrs Margaret Jones.
Charles F. Canary, who died in Anso-
MIA Yesterday, was well known in this
city where many of his relatives reside.
He was nephew of Mrs Mary Lahsy
and Mrs Margaret Jones.
1t is said that it is because of the len
iency of Judge Phelps in dealing with
criminals this term, that Jacob Scheele,
the New Canaan murderer, wishes to
have his trial rushed through. .,..
John Corcorry, whose funeral took
place yesterday, was for 81 years an en-
ploye of the Waterbury Gas company,
and was one Of the first men employed
in the building of the Naugatuck road.
Eugene Moriarty and Miss Mary
Flaherty were married by the Rev
Father Walsh at the church of the
Immaculate Conception at 8 a. M. to-
day. The best couple were Marcus
Moriarty and Miss Hannah Buckley.
The little waif found on the doorstep
of James j. Coyle's house Tuesday night
is still being cared for in the family of
Officer Dodds and no trace Of the inku-
man mother has yet been discovered.
The child may be given for adoption to
some family.
Auction every evening this week only,
Tinkham's, 7S South Main street On
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock the
household furniture belonging to the es.
tate, will be closed out by auction.
The storm which passed over this city
last night was one of the most brilliant
electrical displays that has been seen for
years. Many people were greatly fright.
cred at the vividness of the
ligh ming and the continuous rolls
of the thunder, following each
other as they did in rapid succession.
Colonel Doherty met the officers Of
the New Haven battalion in their armory
last evening and discussed the coming
field day, which is to take place May
%. The details have been given hereto
fore and last evenings discussion wal
simply an informal talk relative to tn,
affair.
Michael Cruise, ACCOMPANIED by hi
daughters Miss Susie Cruise and Mr..
William j. Sweeney, will leave on Mon
day, May 90, for Helena, Montana. Nj
Cruises brother is located there and 81
is Mrs Sweeney's husband. Mrs Sweene,
will reside at Helena and the others viii
remain there several months.
DIR J. II. Chaplin Of Meriden, who wa,
appointed on the state survey commits
sion last year, says the field work fol
this season will be resumed next week
Considerable was accomplished in thi
line by the surveying parties last fall
the work being principally in the west
ern portion of the state.
The painters are fast getting through
their spring work. The tendency of th.
public is shown to have been in tn,
direction of light colors. That there is {
variety in the selection of paint, can bt
observed by any one taking the troubl,
to examine the houses on any one stree
in the city. A man never wants to hay,
his house look like his neighbours.
Previous to the disdonorable discharp,
Of the field officers of the First regiment
C. N. q. last January they had tenderet
their designations to the governor, which
action was considered by him an evi
dence Of conspiracy for which they wer,
disgraced. Yesterday the officers with