Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-31
CITY NE US.

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tonight.
s'The Midnight Alarm" at the opera
house this evening.
Sergeant Cox predicts cloudiness, with
rain or snow; higher temperature.
The new democratic state central
committee will meet Friday.
Many Of the factories will observe
New Years day by closing their works.
his brother, /. Chase of che Arcade mill
linery store.
The board of road and sewer commits
meet this evening.
evening for twelve days in order TO take
the annual inventory.
Tomorrow, being the feast Of the cir
cumcision, will be observed as holy
day in the Catholic church.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton will give New Years reception
from Z to 10 tomorrow evening.
The East End Democratic club will
throw open their handsome suite of
rooms to the public tomorrow after
noon.
A circular received to-day announces
that after January 8, the Consolidated
road will discontinue the Washington
day express.
Peter Ward, aged 65 years, one Of the
Oldest residents of the city, died last
evening at the home of his daughter on
Camp street.
One of Lilley, Swift & Co.'S truck
horses fell ON Central avenue this morn
ing, breaking one of its legs. The ami
NAL was shot.
The letter carriers will make their
usual morning trips tomorrow. The
post Office will close at 10 o'clock, but
the lobby will remain open all day.
Officers McNiff and Cahey found a
man drunk on South Main street this
afternoon and with much difficulty es
corted him to the station house.
The children of the Second Congre-
gational church Sunday school gave an
enjoyable literary and musical enter
tainment last evening, in the church.
Tie winter timetable on the Meriden
Waterbury and Connecticut River road
will go into effect Monday, January g.
and there will be a number of important
changes.
Town Clerk Madden will common &c
work in a few days upon the annual
mortuary report. The law requires
that it shall be completed by January
20, and physicians are requested to make
immediate returns Of births.
EPatrick Reynolds, who has been miss
ing for a week, was found frozen to
death this morning in the barn of
1 Charles Sturges, mile above Cannon's
station, near Norwalk. The medical
examiner is making an investigation.
| The November statement of the New
York and New England railway shows
gross earnings of $500, 715, an increase
of $15,367. A statement of the oper-
alton Of the road for IA months ending
November 80, 1890, shows u surplus
above all charges of 1915, 0S9, u gain of
500, 119 over the previous IA months.
Sequses council, D. of p, have elected
the following officers for the ensuing
six months Prophecies, Mrs L. s..
Bracket Pocahontas, Mrs w. e. Nor
ris; Winona, Mrs Samuel Sloan; G. of
R., Mrs Dora Munson assistant 9. R.,
Miss Mary Russell K. OF W., Mrs G. l..
Hastings; trustee for three years, c. A.
Honold; Powhatan, Chief E. B. Harper.
Comstock lodge, K. of p, elected the
following officers last night: P. c., G..
L. Hastings G. c., William Precht ;
v. c., Augustus Fisher; prelate, George
Petitjean NJ. at A., John j. Ferrall K.
of r. s., John s. Deacon N. of F.,
Wallace Schofeld M. of Ex., George
Hartley; trustee for eighteen months,
grand lodge, e. r. White and q. L.
Hastings; alternates G. H. Blake and
r. G. Manville.
At the meeting of Nosahogan lodge, I.
| o. o. F. last night, the following officers
were elected for the coming term: n. G.. ~,
E. E, Robbins; V. G.. OFF,, H.B. Carter; record
| ing secretary, Herbert Phillips; treasur-
er, E. T. Root. On next Tuesday even
ing the appointive officers will be nam
ed. The lodge has followed this year its
old custom of sending to each widow of
members Of Nosahogan a Christmas
turkey, some of them going to far dis
tant cities.
Court Fruitful Vine, A. o. F. of A. +,
last night elected the following officers {:
G. R., Hugh Feely; S. G. R., Frank Fl.
recording secretary, Patrick Gilchreest );
financial secretary, Peter Murphy s.
W., John w. Havican j. W., John KEEL
man s. B., Jean Seautreau; j. B., M.
J. Brzezinski; physician, David w.
Mcfarland trustees, George V. Good
ing, Thomas Fenton, Walter Geraghty !;
junior past G. r., Walter III. Bartram.
Three candidates were also initiated.
The marriage of John F. Reynolds,
formerly of this city, and Miss Minnie
Raglan, took place at st Augustine's
church, Seymour, yesterday morning, at
$3.50 O'Clock, Rev Father Gragan officiat
ing. Miss Annie Mccarthy was brides
maid and John Mccarthy performed the
duties of best man. Mrs J. j. Mcdonald
of Ansonia, rendered Mendelssohn's
wedding march as the bridal party
entered the church. The couple will
take up their residence Immediately at