Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-05-30
CITY NE VS.

Kelly the baker il tho largest retail
dealer in eggs in the United States.
Supt Beach received cablegram from
Mrs Beach this morning announcing her
safe arrival in Liverpool.
The first annual picnic of the Brooklyn
Athletic club is being held in He'll
mann's grove to-day.
Patrick Coyle Of Spring street is rapid
ly failing and his death is expected to
occur at any moment.
The Silver Drum corps went to Thorn
aston this morning to take part in the
Memorial day exercises at that place.
The New York Evening World with
full account of Memorial day exercises
will be on sale at Bergin's news room to-
night.
Attorney James P. Piggott of New
Haven, has announced that he is not .
candidate for the democratic congress
sional nomination in this district this
fall.
Some miscreants forced an entrance
into the Comus club rooms last evening
and broke the furniture and pictures and
left the room in q demoralized condi-
ton.
The funeral of the late Michael A.
Balfe will take place from his late resi-
dence, IS South Elm street, to the church
of the Immaculate Conception, at $50
o'clock Sunday afternoon
Michael McNulty, employed in the
Naugatuck yards at Bridgeport, fell I'M
der freight train, last evening, and had
both legs crushed. The left leg was
amputated above the knee. His re-
covery is doubtful. His home is in
Great Darlington.
Colonel Doherty has requested Captain
B. A. Treat to look over the grounds on
route of Wednesdays battle and ascer-
tain what damage was done to the far;
mers' fences, crops, etc. The colonel
announces that he will send a check to
meet all reasonable claims.
DR. Henry F. Gill lost $1s at the races
yesterday. The money was in the form
Of nine 81 bills and was carried in the
doctors vest pocket. Whether he
dropped the roll or had his pocket picked
the doctor is unable to determine
Another man claims to have been re.
llieved of $75 and a third of IS.
Next Tuesday the supreme court of err
rors will convene in New Haven
Among the cases to be tried are: New
pany vs City of Waterbury ; Jay II
Hart VS. Thomas b. Herman ct al ; Char
les A. Colley VS. Daniel F. Webster B
Shoninger s. Co VS. Frederick o. Pea
body.
A director of the New York & New
England road is authority for the state
ment that no basis whatever is known
for current rumors of pending import
ant development. He believes the stool
is moving up entirely on manipulation
1t is said, however, that the roads earn
ings for May have been excellent, anC
even better than the exhibit for April.
Arguments were heard in the superior
court at Hartford yesterday morning il
turing company vs. the Rogers & Hamil
ton company on a motion for contempt
in that the defendants had not obeyed
an order Of the court relating to certain
trade marks. Chamberlain, White
Mills for plaintiffs George E. Terry o
Waterbury for defendants.
Sheriff Gates yesterday served paper
' on the Southington Electric Light Co
: in a temporary injunction restrainin,
8 them from erecting any more lights. L
r was obtained by the Southern New Eng
g land Telephone company, whose wire
4 have been seriously interfered with b.
: those of the electric company. The in
y junction was granted by Judge ROBIN
son and is returnable June 10.
Arrangements are completed for tn
$ grand concert Of the Choral society t.
: be held this evening in City hall, an
d that the affair will be a grand success
S there is no doubt. Mr. Coletti, basso
t Mr. Rieger, tenor, and Madame Solvott
;, soprano, celebrated New York artists
q will assist. The advance sale of ticket
II has been tlattering, but about 200 excel
y lent seats can be secured this evening.
At the meeting of the directors of tn
Odd Fellows Mutual Aid association
held last evening, the applications o
twelve members of the order were aC
d cepted. Assessments were also laid o
the death Of George w. st John Of Sout
5 Norwalk, Joel B. Green of Brooklyn,
q Y. and Thomas X. Kewish of Mailing
q ford. Benefits to the amount of S., 90
d were awarded without assessments fror
l. the surplus now on hand.
|, The iron roof on the Scovill mannfat
y turing company's new rolling mill, fe
e in with a crash about $50 last evening
}, The roof was in process of erection an
& was being placed in position by the Bel
d lin Bridge company, who had the cor
n tract. The accident was caused by on
d of the ropes breaking, letting down pal
3 of the iron work, and weakening tn
It other part. One of the brick walls {
1t the shop was badly damaged. 1t wi
e The gross earnings of the New Ems
operating expenses $316, 1928. So, and tn
net earnings $165. 1928, 80. The gross an
operating expenses were about $6O, 0C
II and $4,000 less respectively than
April, 1899, and the net earnings weI
l. about $4,000 greater than in ths
a month. For the past six months tn
it gross earnings, operating expenses an
J, net earnings show the following il
n crease as compared with the correspond
e ing period a year before 1851 1884. 2.
is SCI ,627. 80, $3.50 ,O56.30.
CAUGHT IN THE ROLLS.