Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-02-26
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Bank street.
| Edward Fitzgerald, Of 81 Railroad
Hill street, offers for sale two good
milch cows and two heifers.
The Middletown Press says that John
McGlynn Of Waterbury won a horse in
rattle at that place Monday night.
You can buy a serviceable and stylish
cloak at w. D. Scott & Cos, 10 and 10
East Main street, for less money than
you can buy the material from which it
is made.
A large and carefully selected stock
of hardware, including builders and
carriage hardware, tools, betting, nails,
etc, at P. j. Bolan's "a and rs Bank
street.
Says the Winsted Citizen: Rev L. F.
Baker, who has been holding services
for the last two months in the new
Advent church, will return to Water
bury this week.
The Rev James j. Walsh will speak
before the members of the Y. NJ. G. L..
A., Tuesday evening, March 4. Sub
ject: Light From the So-Called Dark
Ages"
Court Goodyear, A. o. F. Of A., will
he instituted at Naugatuck this evening
by Deputy John B. Schmidt of Union
City. About thirty Waterbury Forest
ers will attend.
The Danbury News has been enlarged
and ID now printed by a Web per-
fecting press. The editors of the paper
devote their whole time to writing up
the news, not line of editorial being
printed.
Henry Pincus rendered a reception
last evening to those who assisted him
in the production of Cinderella at the
opera house few weeks ago. The affair
took place in Mr. Pincus' parlor. Hill
catered for the occasion.
E. T. Turner & Co have received a
large lot of drapery curtains from a firm
going out Of business and are Offering
them at less than the cost of production.
Ladies are invited to call and inspect
the goods.
arrange game with the Boston broth
erhood team for Friday. March 7. The
game will probably be play ed on the
West End grounds.
DR. H. F. Gill has purchased fast
stepping horse. The doctors office
practice is a large one. but the con-
tinued calls he receives to various parts
of the city necessitated the purchase of
horse.
In the superior court at New Haven
yesterday, Judge Prentice granted
divorce to Bridget Blodgett Of Water
bury, from George L. Blodgett. The
care of two minor children.
The warmest wave of the season
reached Waterbury this afternoon
Sergeant Cox says it will be of short
duration, however. He predicts clear
ing and much colder weather for the
next twenty-four hours.
General Graham is said to have writ
ten to Governor Buckley after receiv-
ing reply to his request for the rea-
sons why he had been asked to resign,
that the reasons were not sufficient and
That he must refuse to resign.
Con 8. w. Kellogg left for Washing
ton this morning to attend the hearing |
before the house committee upon the
matter of an appropriation for public
building in this city. F. B. Rice, who is
in New York, will also be present at the |
hearing.
The Waterbury Furniture company
are selling goods at just about cost in
order to dispose Of most of the present
stock before removal. Actions speak
louder than words and Mr. Moriarty is
prepared to make good every statement
he makes.
The second annual sociable Of the
Rogers & Brothers Benevolent associa-
ton will be held in City hall, Friday
evening, April II. Arrangements are
in charge of the following committee
William Doran. Thomas Moran, Charles
Maher, James Dugan, Harry Dug IN and
j seph O1ley.
Company I, Third regiment, of New
London. is the first military organiza-
ton at present heard from that has by
vote decided to attend the worlds fair
to be held in Chicago in 1892 This &C
ton was taken at the meeting held last
evening, and a committee was chosen
to provide ways and means. 1t is very
probable that Company l will stand on
record as the first military organization
to pass vote to the above effect.
The Washington correspondent of the
New Haven Register writes as follows:
Gen Kellogg will appear before the
grounds next Thursday, in behalf of the
bill appropriating 800, ZOO for a public
at Waterbury which was passed
oy the senate yesterday. Representa-
tive Wilcox said to-day that the major
lty of the committee were in favor of
the bill, and he was confident it would
pass the house. {
Prof M. S. Crosby delivered an in
'tructive address at the meeting of the .
Woman's club, in the parlors Of tho
FIRST Congregational church. yesterday
afternoon, taking for his subject A
New Theory of Gravitation." The
PAPER was carefully prepared and
thoroughly described the old and new
theories of gravitation. Under the for
ner, gravitation comes from no other
orce and passes into no other force but /
lands alone as the only solitary and in
dependent force in the universe III.
lew theory puts gravitation under the !
lew law OF correlation of forces. 7
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nenting In Waterbury and in Ansonia +
see to what extent copper cents and n
ther coins could be rolled out, In this +
onnection the Iron Age has this inter d
sting item: 1T is claimed that the \
york recently referred to as feats of q
Upper rolling has been eclipsed at the s
olling mill Of the Tamarack- Osceola g
Upper manufacturing company, Dollar
'ay, Mich, where an ordinary conner n
ant. of the coinaoa of 1890 10. .EInSl | d