Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-28
CITY NE US

Situation wanted by girl to do gen.
eral Homework.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
stationary temperature.
"Royston's Oath" at the opera house
this evening.
Major L. F. Burpee will deliver the
Memorial day address in New Britain.
Several Of the manufacturers will
observe Decoration day by closing their
works.
DIR Alfred North is in New Haven at
tending q meeting of the state medical
society.
Mary Haley, infant daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Francis Haley of AZ Liberty
street, died this morning.
The funeral of Mrs Ellen Moriarty
took place from her late residence on
Bridge street this afternoon.
Deputy Collector Warner is confined
to his home at Naugatuck by illness,
and w. II. Gillette is in charge of the
Office.
A special meeting of the Brooklyn
Athletic club will be held this evening
at 8 o'clock. All members are request
ed to be present.
To reduce their stock e. T. Turner &
Co offer number Of special bargains in
thoir cloak and suit department. Read
the published figures.
Commissioner Connolly and DIR Bland
returned from New York last evening,
being unable to make a suitable selec-
ton of horse for Phoenix company s
house.
Henry N. Hall, a cutter of consider
able experience, land who has many
friends, has been added to the force OF
Fulton Christopher, the Phoenix avenue
| tailor.
Reuben Adams, aged 7S years, q we'll
known resident of this city, died last
evening at his home on Town Plot. The
funeral has been appointed for 1870
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Honora Luddy, 90 Charles street,
for New York. She will sail on the
steamship Teutonic this afternoon for a
four months visit to the old country.
Railroad Commissioners George NJ.
| Woodruff and William o. Seymour went
to Washington yesterday to attend the
national convention of railroad commits
sioners at that city.
The annual examination of the eighty
six savings banks of Connecticut, by the
state bank commissioners, shows an in.
crease in deposits during the first quar-
ter of the bank year of 81 ,295 $500.
William Brennan, charged with non
support of family, was the only prison
er in the police court to-day. He promis
ed to reform and Judge Bradstreet con
tinued the case for thirty days.
John Shannahan and Miss Julia Cur
ran were married by the Rev Fathe
Walsh at the church of the Immaculate
Conception this morning. The hes
nd
Hannah Curran.
j. B. Mullings will stake his reputa
ton on the reliability of the celebrated
S12 Rochester suit that he is making
specially of this spring. All he asks
that intending buyers should examine
his stock.
A passenger locomotive on the New
York 4 New England railroad jumped
the track at the crossing of the Con
solidated road tracks at the tunnel ii
Hartford, yesterday afternoon, blocking
travel for short time.
Every person attending the oper
house this evening will receive ticke
at the door that will give them chanc
on the beautiful silver pitcher purchase
from Lake, Strobel & Co, and valued a
twenty-five dollars.
The 8 a. m. train from this city t
Hartford yesterday broke in two nea
/ Newington, the engine shooting o
ahead. The air-brakes were in perfec
! order and, although on a down grade
1 the train was quickly stopped automat
: cally and without accident. Only Sigh
: delay was caused.
c A benefit will be rendered to tn
e Shelvey brothers by the Howorth Hibel
4 MICA company, IN the rink, Thursda
o evening. Every member of the con
e pany has promised to be present and a
9 interesting programme will be pr
s scented. The entertainment will col
9 clude with grand sociable. Admissio
|, 25 cents children Is cents.
driving (lUR RACES.