Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-06-18
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A tenement of four rooms to rent on
Pratt place.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
j. w. Hodson last night.
Sergeant Cox predicts cloudy weather,
stationary temperature.
The board of road and sewer commits. |
sioners will meet this evening.
Anyone that can make ice cream bet
ter than Kelly must import his material.
E. T. Turner 4 Co, publishes to-day a
few Of the special bargains for this
week.
"The Athelstons" will have their his
tory aired in the DEMOCRAT shortly.
Look for it.
confined to his home with an attack of
rheumatism.
The worlds fair pillow sham holder is
called the best in the market, by Messrs
Elkins & Wake, the local agents.
ness yesterday and fined was not Henry
Lynch Of the Brooklyn district.
The Young Mems Catholic Literary
association are now pleasantly located in
their new rooms in Lilley's block.
Supt Beach is in Ansonia to-day ar
ranging for the building Of three-quarters
Of mile of turnout track to be used
for freight purposes.
"Victor and Vanquished' is story
everyone will want to read. In few
days we will publish the opening chap
tiers.
A months mind solemn requiem high
mass for the late Rev Joseph w. Zones
was celebrated in st AIMS church to-
day.
II you want a summer hat straw or
felt, call and examine the immense
stock Of Dennis Hawley, on South Main
street.
The following dispatch has been re-
ceived from New Orleans 59,S43,
100000; 2,201, 5000, 900; 9O,207, $780,
900; n ,535, $50, 900; "a, 115, 81, 493. SEQ
600 each SO ,47S, $3.50, 6O,119, AZ, 1877,
4,S49, SIC, 900 each.
Lynde Harrison and wife Of New
Haven, Mrs Harrison's brother, George
White of this city, and John Beattie
stone contractor of Leete's Island, and
wife sail to-day for Europe on the steam
ship city of New York.
Several prominent members of the
Knights of Pythias will attend the
annual convention of the order which
opens at Milwaukee next month. Cap
tain Gibbud of the Naugatuck division
will go with the Waterbury party.
Miss Mary L. Howard, who has served
as organist of st Augustine's church,
Seymour, has on account of a severe ILL
ness been obliged to resign, and Miss
Sadie, daughter of Mrs j. ]. Mcdonald
of Ansonla, has taken the position.
At the meeting of the First division,
A. o. H., held last evening, the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Thomas Luddy vice-president, William
Murphy; recording secretary, James
Downey treasurer, James Meagher.
Carrollton Councils festival will open
in City hall this evening, and promises
to be a great success. An interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared and there
will be an abundance OF refreshments.
The hall has been beautifully decorated
ny ). r. Charters.
Nj Durand, who has bought out Otto
Ochsner's restaurant at 1875 Bank street,
intends to increase the popularity Of
this we'll known resort. Mr. Durand
and his wife have had long experience
as first rate caterers and will doubtless
receive the patronage they deserve.
The celebrated Daily sisters in their
musical act and dancing will amuse
Hungarian band will dispense choice
music and Manager Pincus and his corps
of assistants will endeavor to make it
agreeable for all who attend. The
casino is quiet and cool place for
ladies and gentlemen to spend an even
ing.
United States District Attorney Sill,
Of Hartford, has received from Super
visor Mccarthy the names of eight per-
sons who refused to answer the ques-
tions put to them by the census enumer-
ators. Four of the eight persons COM
planned of live in New Haven, one in
ford and one in South Norwalk.
Captain LaBarnes and Lieutenants
Hall and Norton of Company X, Wal
commissioned officers of any company
in the c. N. G., to a friendly contest
with the rifle, ten shots for each man at
200 and 500 yard ranges. Captain La
Barnes is also DESTROYS of arranging an
individual match with any officer in the
c. N. G., the contest to consist of
twenty shots at 200 and 500 yards.
The copper situation is steadily i'm
proving. A set back in copper shares
recently took place, which is due more
to the taking of profits than to any
weakening In Lne general SITUATION. The
profits in this class of securities, of late,
have been enormous, and the people
who are always the most successful in
speculation are converting them into
cash.
The winners of the two prizes at E. J.
Firms shoe store are Miss Ida A.
Kenny, 395 East Main street, who wins
the IS pair of shoes, and Roy M. Shan
non who wins the 50 pair. The prizes were
awarded for the greatest number of
words made from the letters composing
the words "boots and shoes" The first
had 1853 and the second 1926 words.
The mortality statement for May has
been received from 1877 Of 1883 towns in
Connecticut. There were 97S deaths in
the state during the month. This was
100 less than in April, in was 46 more
than in May, 1889. and SO less than the