Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-16
CITY NE MS


Sergeant Cox predicts fair and warm
er weather. |
"McCarthy's Mishaps" at the opera
house this evening.
Special presents to be given away at
the Union Tea Co tomorrow, Saturday.
The first annual picnic of the Gidemen
Lithuanian society will be held in He'll
mann's grove tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
The tickets are selling rapidly for the
society at the opera house on the even
ing of May 80.
The Rev Father Walsh delivered an
eloquent sermon on the'' Ascension Of our
Lord" last evening, at the church Of the
Immaculate Conception.
Use DIR 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.
For Catholic books and religious arti-
cles of every description, see Martin
Bergin's stock. Nice new goods at the
old stand, 90 South Main street. Prices
the lowest.
The Scovill Manufacturing company,
Of this city, have petitioned Judge of
Probate Sweeney Of Naugatuck to place
the D. & H. Pratt company of Nauga-
tuck, into insolvency.
Postmaster Doherty has received and
placed in position in the Office one Of
Harrison's patent distributing and mail
| ing pouch racks. 1t is valuable ad-
dition to the Office and greatly assists in
making up the mail.
Auction every evening this week only,
| of crockery, glassware, lamps, etc., at
Tinkham's, 70 South Main street On
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock the
household furniture belonging to the es-
tate, will be closed out by auction.
The officials of the New England road
claim that the engineer of the Housa-
tonic road alone was responsible for the
death Of Eugene Bunton at Danbury,
and have asked for another hearing.
Coroner Doten will give another hearing
| in Bridgeport next week.
Considerable complaint is made about
the way surface water lodges at the cor
ner of South Main and Scovill streets.
1t makes it very disagreeable for the
merchants, and although the street in
spector's attention has been called to the
matter, he has failed to abate the nui-
sance.
| Superintendent Townsend. of the
postal card factory in Shelton, denies the
stories published that Mr. Daggett will
give up his contract. The works are
now running as usual. The difficulty
between Wilkinson and Mr. Daggstt re-
mains unsettled.
Edward T. Word and Miss Jennie A.
Treat were married at the residence OF
the bride, IL Clark street, yesterday
afternoon,by Rev w. P. Elsdon. Charles
Treat and Miss Gal Tuttle acted as
groomsman and bridesmaid, respective
". After a wedding tour Mr. and Mrs
Word will reside on High street.
Andrew Esinhart, the new proprietor
of the Earle hotel, was married in Hart.
ford yesterday, to Marcelins Lafontaine
of New York. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev Albert Guy. The boarders
at the Earle house and other friends OF
Mr. Esinhart were entertained at the
hotel last night with a banquet. There
was music by the Canadian band and a
general good time was had.
The Connecticut Guardsman, a vel
illustrated and readable publication
made its first appearance yesterday.
: is published in this city and as its edito
rial page discloses is lin the interests o
Company A, Second regiment, and tn,
permanent establishment of an officia
organ of the Connecticut Nationa
guard.
Charles O'Connor, the carpenter, i
|
court room in City Hall, asked for b,
{ petition of the judges and others. Tn
/ door leading to the court room from the
. outside is smaller and contains TIVE
lights Of glass. A new transom is pu
in and the entrance to the prisoners boz
[ is changed to the south end.
Railroads will be examined by tn
railroad commissioners next week a
A follows: Tuesday. the New Haven
: Derby road; Wednesday, the Housatoni,
road, and Thursday, the Central New
r sioners are at the present time examin
ing the New York & New England sys
: tenn.
S Miss Esther Scott AUNT Of T. 1. briggs
t died in Washington, ID. c., yesterday
at the age Of 70 years. Miss Scott wa
born in this city and her remains will b.
brought here for burial in Riversid
: cemetery. The funeral service will b
8 held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon a
e the residence of Mr. briggs. The Rev d
Q Rowland will officiate.
Warden Chamberlain, of the stat
I prison, has been quite ill for some tim
}. past. For a week past he has been con
4 fined to his bed, and is under the care o
< DIR Edward Fox. For nearly a montl
4 the warden has been troubled with
4 kidney affection, and a week or ten day
, ago, after getting better from one seri
3 GUS attack, went out and was thereb,
; thrown into a relapse. Yesterday an
! !. to-day he is somewhat better, and hi
physician has hopes of his ultimate re
covery.
The following officers were elected a
last nights meeting of Barcelona coun
Gil, X. of c.: Grand knight, John S
Neagle deputy grand knight, John C
r Thompson; chancellor, T. F. Barrett
= recording secretary, NJ. J. Keefe finan
8 cial secretary, James ]. Madden treas
t urer, Thomas Kane; lecturer, Patricl
? Thompson warden, N. McEvoy +; insid
D guard, d. Hackett; outside guard, P
McNally; physician, DR. J. F. Hayes
c trustees, P. H. Riley, Owen Shields, 7
i H. Hayes, James Delaney and Jane