Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-06-16
CITY NE US.


1.-THE Athelstons, or Victor and Van
pushed. Look for the opening chapters
Of this great serial in q day or two.
Mrs Kate O'Connell, sister Of John NJ.
Mulville Of Naugatuck, died at her home
in Norfolk last night.
D. H. Teirney to-day sold the Conlon
to Ernest Miller.
"The Athelstons" will have their his
tory aired in the DEMOCRAT shortly. |
Look for it.
N. j. Welton has been appointed one |
of the commissioners on the layout for a |
roadway for a new bridge at Union |
City.
"Victor and Vanquished" is a story
everyone will want to read. In q few
days we will publish the opening chap |
tiers.
DIR S. B. Mum left for Chicago this |
afternoon to attend the annual meeting |
Of the National Eclectic Medical asso-
citation.
E. Def. Shelton Of New York will sell
the entire plant of the Waterbury NAL
leable Iron company, at auction, on June
10, at 1880 o'clock.
street school building will be received at
the Office Of the center school district
until Thursday, June 70.
Call any day this week and have your
eyes tested at p. j Strains jewelry
store; it will cost you nothing, and may
be a source of great satisfaction to you.N
The first sociable Of the season at
Wallace's favorite Quassapaug resort
will be held on Wednesday evening June
18th. A good time is assured to all who
attend.
Bishop Mcmahon consecrated the new
Catholic cemetery at Southbury yester-
day. The Rev Fathers Walsh and
O'Donnell were present and took part
in the impressive ceremonies.
Mary Cecil Hayi is considered one of
the most pleasing of story writers. The
DEMOCRAT has obtained the latest and
best of her productions and will begin
it's publication in few days.
The funeral of the late Miss Ellen c.
Shea took place from her fathers resi-
dence on South Leonard street, to st
Patrick's church this morning. The burial
was in st Joseph's cemetery.
All who contemplate purchasing sew
ing machines are invited to call and ex-
anime the White machine, at 225 South
Main street, r. G. Forbes, agent. Pianos
and organs sold on easy terms.
John Moriarty to-day publishes an
open letter to the freight agents Of the
different railroads running into Water
bury. Every reader should peruse it,
and learn the moral it conveys.
Our next great literary treat will be
commenced in a few days. 1t is from
the pen of Mary Cecil Hay and is en-
titled THE Athelstons, or Victor and
Vanquished."
Close figuring has helped to make a
grand success of the ready made cloth
ing department Of John B. Mullings'
store. There is still a steady demand
for those celebrated sig Rochester suits
he is selling.
Constable Rigney went to New Haven
this morning and served papers on
Sheriff Gates ordering him to produce
Daniel Corr before the superior court in
this city tomorrow, when the habeas
corpus proceedings in his case will be
heard.
A society of the Holy Name was Or
gained by the young men of st Pat
rick's parish Friday evening. Officers
were elected as follows Director, Rev
j. H. Duggan president, Martin Scully;
secretary, James Lynch; treasurer,
John D. s. Hendrick.
At the meeting called yesterday by
the A. o. F. Of A., at G. A. r. hall for
the purpose of decorating the graves of
the deceased brothers, it was unani-
mously voted that the order extend q
vote of thanks to the sections of River
side and st Joseph's cemetery, for their
courtesy toward the committee who had
charge of the matter, and their kind
assistance in locating the graves.
The directors of the Consolidated rail-
road company held a meeting in New
York on Saturday and voted to declare
the usual quarterly dividend of two and
half per cent, payable July Q. 1t was
also decided to change the date of the
annual meeting, which has been held
Of late in December, to October 8. So
far as reported at present no action was
taken with regard to the 5000. 900 of new
stock.
At the Sacred Heart church yesterday
the feast of the Sacred Heart was obser-
we'd with services of more than ordinary
solemnity. At 1890 o'clock solemn high
mass was celebrated, by Rev Father
Treanor assisted by Father Murphy and
Brother Lawrence Mcmahon, o. P. An
appropriate sermon was preached by
Rev +. j. Murphy. At 1880 O'clock in tn 9
lowed by benediction.
Traffic over the Meriden, Waterbury
q Connecticut River road for the past
few weeks has been greater than for any
like period of ordinary travel during the
history of the road. The occasion OF
this is attributed to the favorable light
in which facilities of the road for ship
pers was shown on their recent excur-
sions: The freight receipts have not
only been larger but the number of pas
sengers has appreciably increased.
The fare, first class, from Waterbury
to Denver is $24.5O, but after the goth
the old rate is to be restored. Ticket
Agent Manwaring to-day received word
that the Chicago, Milwaukee & st Paul
railroad had established a through line
of first class sleeping coaches running
daily to all the principal western cities
This road will attach special Pullmans
to this fast line to the famous Yellow
stone park, which makes it a direct ca,
line from Chicago to the park.
Rev DR. Sylvester Clarke of Bridge