Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-04-09
CITYNE US
The Deacon's Daughter at the oper'
hOuse this evening,

house this evening.
The latest song Little Annie Rooney,
at City hall, tomorrow night.
Read the words Of wisdom in the new
announcement of the Waterbury Furni- |
ture company.
Sergeant Cox predicts rain, followed |
Thursday by clearing weather; station |
airy temperature.
Connecticut's active militia force
numbering 1854, is larger than that OF
twenty nine other states of the union.
Town Clerk Madden wishes the physi-
clans to make their returns of births at
once as he desires to complete his report.
Gilmore, the most popular and sue
oesSful of leaders and his most wonder
full band will be at the opera house for
one grand concert, Thursday evening,
Mrs Susan c. B. Thomson died in
Hartford Monday, at the residence of her
son law. Pos master Kinney. She
was a victim of the grip.
| Sergeant Cox of the New Haven
weather Office has declined a call to take
charge of the office of the New England
Meteorological society at Cambridge,
Mass.
d. B. Hamilton, +. a. Spencer, II. l..
Wade and F. B. Merrinan of this city,
| will attend the annual dinner of the
/
| evening.
The condition of George F. Perry was
not so favorable lastevening. His friends
however, hope for his recovery, but the
physicians give but little encourage
ment.
The fifth annual concert and sociable
Of the Star Social club will be held this
evening in Union armory. Hallam's
orchestra will furnish music and |.
Utfendale will prompt.
Martin Geisler. manager of the mar
ket, No % Washington street, is prepared
to furnish the people of that neighbour
hood with meat better and cheaper than
they can find elsewhere.
Theophilus O'Toole NJ. a.. who will
establish a modern school of Jimmy
nastics" at City hall on Thursday even
ing. invites all the dumb bellies and ath-
letic clubs of the city to be present and
take notes.
John O'Connell, aged Is, employed at
the Western Union Telegraph office at
Birmingham. was found dead in his bed
yesterday. Paralysis of the heart from
excessive cigarette smoking Is supposed
to have been the cause.
The Dwight l.. Smith place on Liberty
street has Deen sold to James e. Roe,
and the James f. Roe place, A Central
avenue, to David l.. Smith, through the
agency of A. f. Abbott Il Son.
Prof Andella's dancing school did not
open last night as announced, Concordia
hall having been engaged by other
J parties for Il sociable. The school will
open tomorrow evening. No speCta-
tors will be allowed in the hail.
The annual meeting of the Women's
club was held yesterday afternoon. The
report of Mrs f. O. Il. Abbott showed
, the organization to be in Il tiOurishing
condition. Mrs Lizzie IL. Webster was
elected president for the ensuing year
The voting for the cake at the Water
bury Baking Company store is becom
ing exciting and lively. At closing time
last night the vote stood as follows
Miss Annie Courtney 965, Miss Mary
kennaugh 954, Miss Nellie Dillon 941.
In the police court this morning
George Barratt was charged with selling
liquor on Sunday. April 10. A de
murrer was entered and overruled auC
examination was waived. A fine of sol
and costs was imposed and an appea
: taken.
3 The stars and stripes are flying from
; different buildings in town to-day il
1 token of the anniversary of the surren
der of General Robert +. Lee. To-nigh
: Wadhams post. q. y. r., will hold al
l. tncampment at City hall and a rcgula
= bean bake will be a feature of the enter
Z tainment.
John Webb, the sign painter.52 Banl
street room 3, though he has been but
short time in the city is making the oil.
8 timers hustle. He is a thorough arts
in this line but does his work at yer,
s reasonable prices. He has done som
l. fine work since he arrived in town. II,
a painted the signs for the new building O
e the Waterbury Furniture Co, and 70
several parties in the Lilley block.
A Boston dispatch to the New Hor
- Herald says: The New Haven compan
y. having completed its transfer steamer
:, the New England Washington night ex
!. press which, since the old Maryland wa
is burned, has gone via Newburg and tn
Erie to Jersey City, will on Apri! 90 re
sumo running by the way of Port Ches
ter and the Harlem river. and the repor
is current that the Old Colony railroa
10 will simultaneously put on Washingto
train OF its own to use the same rout
from New Haven southwark. but to ru
~. in the daytime.
w The young ladies of the finishing d.
~ partment OF the Waterbury Watch Ct
issued neat invitations to their gentle
man friends to attend select ribbo
~ party at Concordia hall last evening
~ and as a consequence about forty COZ
= Piles were assembled when the firs
~ number was called. Cluney's orchestr
~ furnished music and Prof Holman
3, prompted 1t was one of the mo,
~ pleasant and select soirees given TIL
aS season. At midnight the party adjourne
~ to Places restaurant and after enjoyin
w an appetizing feast, returned once MOI
20 to the hall where the dancing was col
ne tinued until early morning hours.
er Eight of the men who were ordere
of to appear before the court martial col
Quoted by Mayor Burpee in Middletowl
Monday night. failed to appear and, it
said, will be dishonorably discharged.
h. Connecticut Associated Press dispatc
Is. to-day states that the men were notifie
ct to appear Monday evening in the room
of Co H., and when they arrived the
they found the apartments occupied by
Choral society. They then went HON
The court martial was afterwards he
in 90 in Darrn,S offino rHL, i.