Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-01
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A meeting of Co G's ball nine tonight
at the armory.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair and C ooler
weather for Friday.
The bridges and switches along the
Naugatuck railroad have been reprinted.
The railroad comm issioners will make
their annual examination Of the Manga
tuck division next Thursday.
Michael Kelly, the Splinter, injured |
his right hand badly in hydraulic press
at Randolph & Cloves yesterday.
F.J. Wood, 231 East Main street, sells |
the best grade of coal for $5.7 per ton.
He has also reduced the price Of wood.
d. f. Webster and +. L. Andrews
have been appointed commissioners on
the insolvent estate of Merritt Platt &
Son.
Clothing for young and old, nobby fit
ting, of the best material, and at the
lowest price, is what Epson, Singleton &
Co advertise.
The G. l. r. Glove company Of Naug
atuck, received a special order yesterday
for a pair Of rubber boots for ex-Presi
dent Cleveland.
Use DR. Harris King of all Remedies
for the blood, stomach, LIVER and kid
neys. Satisfaction guaranteed. 81 per
bottle or six for IS. Sold by all druggists.
John Fitzgerald recently employed at
the clock case shop and an attache Of
the opera house left to-day for Brooklyn,
N. Y, where he will reside for the pres
Ient.
Patrick German, who it is said to have
been now twenty-five days without
food, was taken from Hartford Jail to
the Middletown insane asylum yester-
day.
Dairy Commissioner Tatem feels sore
because Governor Buckley did not re-
appoint him. 1t is said that Senator
Platt asked the governor to reappoint
Tatem.
Application has been made to the pro-
bate court for administration papers on
the estate of the late Mrs Bessie Claffy.
The deceased left property and consider
able money.
John c. Thompson assumed the super
int ndency of the almshouss to-day.
Mr. Pinney the retiring superintendent
will shortly take the management of
Hicks restaurant.
e is called for this evening, at 7:45 o'clock,
at the usual place. Hereafter rehearsals
will be held Tuesday and Thursday of
each week at 7:45 o'clock.
The loaf of bread containing the gold
dollar made at the Waterbury Baking
company, was purchased by Mrs Nc
Cauley, successor to Healey's hotel.
! There will be another chance on Satur.
day in their new England bread.
The Young Mems Catholic Literary
p association will not occupy their new
, quarters in the Lilley block until June, az
the rooms will not be ready before that
time. The next lecture will be given
by the Rev Father O'Donnell.
| The suit to recover on a 81, 900 note
l brought by Asa l.. Fabrique, as admin.
< istrator, against Dwight L. Somers and
s others of Woodbury., is on trial in the
e superior court. The defense is that the
f consideration given was only 81 900.
Citizens, whether taxpayers or not
should feel a personal interest in the
E matter that is to be discussed at to
I nights city meeting: There should be {
large attendance. The meeting will bt
> held in the court room, City hall build
: ing.
Three respected residents of this city
4 who between them have seen 263 years
!, occupied chairs in Fagan's barber shop a
the same time day or two ago, making
a as interesting and rare a trio as is Otter
seen. They were Israel Coe, aged 80: S
Curtiss, 81: and Hiram Bisbee, SO.
The troubles of Ed Whiting are no
:. yet over. The assignment he made t.
his two brothers is going to be fought il
court. and notification has been giver
u the Southington Medicine company, t.
) hold the rink rent for the present. Tn
!. case is set down for trial before justice
=, 20 Griggs, May 2s.
II Let the joyful news so no further
q The Yale dinner in Waterbury did not
J. as reported, result in the raising of SOL
F. 900 for the permanent fund. Mayo
O Baldwin offered to give 81 900 if wealth,
n Judge Lewis would initiate with $50, 90
q and there the matter was dropped
Al New Haven Palladium.
n .E. l.. Bolster to-day received mum
l. Der of curiosities in the line of arrow
heads. etc, from Virginia. Mr. Bolste
:, articles which he has spent years ir
- gathering. The collection is cataloguec
~ y. and will shortly be placed on exhibition
% in the upper story of the post offic
= block.
q. Now is the time of year to look owe
|, your stock Of stationery and see wha
" you are in need of. There is no bette
/ place in the city to have your job print
# ing done than at the DEMoCRAT office
n for first-class work and all orders receiv
y ed will be carried out promptly and q
t reasonable prices.
p The case of O'Keefe vs. the st Franci
E. church society Of Naugatuck, which ha
ID been occupying the attention Of tn
c. superior court in Vernon for the last tel
days, was decided last night. The jur
after being out five hours, brought in
, verdict for O'keefe to recover 81, 1877 8
:. from the church society. O'Keefe sue
: for extra pay on account of a change il
- the plans Of the building which he con
e e structed. The defendants gave notice O
- an appeal.
The marriage OF Letter Carrier Jane
A. Slavin and Miss Bridget O'Halloran
took place in st Mary's church, Bridge
IL port, at II O'Clock yesterday morning
r Rev Father Dunno performed the cere
N mony. The bride was attired in a Cow
is of white silk, cut en- train and trimme
il, with rare lace. The bridesmaid, Mis-
q. Kitty O'Holloran, was attired in whit
cashmere, elegantly trimmed. Mr. job