Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-12
CITY NE us.

MS nomlnatlon rs postmaster would DC
made to-day.
The Rev Father Burke of North Adams,
Mass. vs. visiting with Mr. and Mrs John
O'Neill, jr.
Sergeant Cox predicts clearing and
slightly colder weather for the next
twentyfour hours.
The interior of Irving block Is being
repaired and the offices are receiving i.
much needed coat of paint.
The Masonic Mutual Benefit associa,
ton have voted $1,000 to the widow o.
the late Joseph Clement of this city.
Edward p. hobbs of this city, was ad-
mitted to the bar in the superior court
It New Haven, yesterday afternoon.
James A. Hynes, Of the Waterbury
One Price Clothing company, is receiv
my congratulations. 1t is. a girl.
Officers Dodds and Healey this after
noon arrested two drunken tramps, who
ave their names as Mccarthy and
Fem.
de ball of the Waterbury Turnverein,
went on sale at the Park drug store to-
lay, and had a ready sale.
The mother of John w. Gaffnev died
in Hartford yesterday. The remains
will be brought to this city for burial in
st Josephs cemetery tomorrow morn
ing.
All the corporals of Co G., who wish
o compete for the vacancy in the SER
geantship of the company. will be ex-
amined next Monday evening at the
Armory.
A paper called Lies, which started il.
New York q short time ago. is dead. 1t
could not compete with those New York
Sunday papers which publish Connec-
ticut editions.-Ansonia Sentinel.
At the Foresters' fair tonight Frank
Cullen will appear in clog and Jig dane
ing; Cummings, Cluney, Egan and
Dewitt, in specialties, and Martin
Geraghty in recitation, "Fontenoy."
The case of Healey of Torrington VS.
rial before the superior court in Hart
ford yesterday afternoon. The plaintiff
orlngs suit for violation of contract
Sheriff Gates has received a letter
from Randall Bluff. Miss, inquiring
about the heirs of Oliver r. Marsh, who
died their recently leaving an estate. He
was native of Connecticut.
The firm of J. Buckner & Co has been
dissolved, j. Buckner retiring. The
business will be carried on by Isaac H.
hamak at the old stand. 1923 South
Main street.
The following dispatch has been re-
;eIved from New Orleans: g., 3S5, $500
900; A 1873, 100000; 40,9l9, $4,000. a.
1l9; $50. 900; 4O,49S, II. 19S. Sl0. 900 each,
jl,OSS, 61,1O7, S2,6O3, S,.6Ol, 66 1907.
$1,000 each
Charles E. Turner of this city was APP
pointed delegate from the second dis
trict, to the national republican conven-
ri la, Oh, 10 1,
'larch t, l.. |. N;irson was, Ia,ued as
alternate.
The funeral of Miss Annie Creecan
was attended from her late residence on
aiver street to the church of the I'm
naculate Conception this morning. The
pallbearers We're: Michael and Peter
Mcfarland, James McCaun. Edward
Lewis, Peter Quinn and James Murphy.
Two pairs of pants were stolen from
he front of Rosentield's tailor shop on
Irand street last night shortly before 8
o'clock. The dummies from which the
garments had been stripped We're found
Jack of the brick block near the corner
If Grand and South Main streets.
Anyone needing billiard or pool tables
ecovsred or repaired, can have the
work promptly and thoroughly done by
'eavlng their orders at |. II. kamak's 80
cent store, 129 South Main street. They
AN also find billiard supplies of all
tlnds, at prices as low as anywhere in
he country.
Beginning tomorrow Baker Thomas
Kelly will sell bread by weight, and has
liked the price at four cents pound.
Inns he claims is the lowest price in the
Omitted States for bread. Mr. Kelly's
,uggestlon to hOusekeepers to weigh the
pulled up loaves of bread for which they
pay seven or eight cents. is in order.
Rev j. II. O'Donnell will lecture in st
Patricks hall this evening under the
auspices of the Fourth division, a. o. II. !
dis subject, Striking Traits of the
irish People" is one of great interest to |
many thousands of Waterbury, il habi-
tants. The Choral society will add |
variety to the lecture 10y rendering sew
rral vocal selections.
Daniel F. Kelly has accepted a posi-
tion as local representative of the
Empire Cooperative association, and is
prepared to furnish at reasonable prices, |
almost any article manufactured. Cata-
iogues will be furnished free to intend.
ing purchasers. He also presents to |
customers volume containing MANY
useful statistics concerning cities hav-
ing population of 10000 and over.
An audience of over 1000 attended |
the Foresters fair last evening. The
parade. OF the local courts, headed by the
anadlan band, brought out the multi
'uue: Inc stage entertainment was
carried out as announced ana DANCING
helped to make the hours pass pleasant
ly. The fair will continue for two more
evenings, and all who have not vet at-
tended are invited to look in. A new
programme has been nra.
pared for tonight.
At the meeting last evening. the Wa.
terbury branch of the National Building
ana Loan association Of Minneapolis ap,
pointed l.. F. Burpee, Charles +, Mitchall
and George L. White committee to re-.
present the Waterbury stockholders at
= meeting n to be held in New Haven
soon. The Waterbury people will ask
that delegates be sent from ali nlaces
IN the state where shareholders reside
ana that committee be appointed to 90
70 Minneapolis and investigate.