Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-05-19
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Bart Bossidy, the East Main street |
stock of perfumery and tooth brushes at
bottom prices.
A. F. Abbott & Son have sold two of
the Platt estate lots on North Main
street to Edward c. Smith, who will
build a house thereon.
Sheridan council, K. of c. have
changed their meetings from the first
and third Sundays to the first and third
Fridays of each month.
John Gibbons and Miss Kate Ryan
We're married with a nuptial mass. by
the Rev Father Treanor, at the church
of the Sacred Heart, thiO morning.
At the meeting Of Court Hancock, A.
| o. +. of A. to be held this evening the
delegates will make Y report of their
| trip to the convention at Bridgeport.
Use DR. Harris King of all Remedies
for the blood, stomach, liver and kid
neys. Satisfaction guaranteed. 81 per
bottle or six for So. Sold by all druggists.
New London will be represented by
thirteen delegates at the biennial state
Hibernians, to be held in Waterbury on
June 5th.-New London Day.
| Four boys named respectively John
Tracey, John O'Brien. George Melton
and John Herriot were arrested this
afternoon for theft from Booths uphol-
stery establishment on Abbott avenue.
| A history Of the organization and aims
| of the Sons of the Revolution has been
prepared by Judge Deming for the
national society and has been issued in
an illustrated pamphlet of forty-four
pages.
| Thomas Manton, aged IS years, died
at his home on West Side hill Saturday.
The funeral will take place from the
family residence to st Patrick's church,
at S:15 o'clock tomorrow morning.
A. G. Collins, the state fish and game
warden, has caused warrants to be
issued for arrest of six we'll known men
of Old Saybrook and Westbrook, charg.
ing them with violating the law in re-
gard to having their shad pounds in use.
John Reiliy's store on Water street,
Bridgeport, was entered early yesterday
morning and a quantity of cigars and
cash stolen, in all amounting to about
$75. Edward Pickett was arrested on
suspicion.
George Welcher and Frank Wacoll, of
Wallingford, the two men who were
bound over for trial until next Tuesday
on a charge of attempt to murder Larry
Nugent, succeeded in obtaining bonds
William j. Schlegel to day sold to NJ.
J. DAILY the whole Of the Steele proper
lty, on South Elm street, near the con-
| vent of Notre Dame. Mr. DAILY will re-
model the old house and erect two new
buildings and a barn. The price paid
was about $4,000.
DR. J. b. Kennedy, son Of John Ken
nedy of this city, was married on Friday
Of last week to Miss Lizzie A. Dumphy
of Waterbury. DR. Kennedy is located
at Long Island City, where he has a
prosperous drug store, and very large
and lucrative practlce.-Telegram
Record.
The two local military companies will
hold full dress battalion drill this even
ing under command of Major Burpee.
Governor Buckley and staff, and officers
from other regiments have signlfied
their intention of being present. 1t is
lexpected that every man will be ready
to fall in at 7:45 sharp.
The twenty-sixth annual meeting OF
the Connecticut Homeopathists' society
will be held at Hartford tomorrow
beginning at II a. m. There will be two
business sessions, and dinner will be
served at o'clock. The bureau of sur
gerry will discuss abdominal Surgery,
and the bureau of clinical medicine will
discuss pneumonia"
At the church of the Immaculate Con-
Iception, Yesterday, Rev Father Walsh
referred in kindly way to the prepare
tions being made by the local post of the
Grand Army for the observance OF
Memorial day, and requested the friends
of the deceased veterans buried in ST
Joseph's cemetery, to assist the post
committee in finding graves that might
have been overlooked IN former years.
/ .,l, =, tod
at st Patrick's church by the Dominican
fathers, is one of the most successful
ever held in Waterbury. Last night the
large church was crowded with men.
The services this morning were attended
by nearly 1900 men. Masses will be
celebrated every morning during the
week, and in the evening sermon will
be preached. The mission will close next
, Sunday.
Speaking of the political outlook an
exchange says: In the Second district
} Congressman w. +. Wilcox will be re-
nominated If he desires it, and. should
he decline, Prof s. E. Baldwin or James
p. Piggot would have it. In this district
this year any republican can have the
nomination, as there is not much chance
} of an election unless "Steve" Kellogg OF
Waterbury should accept the nomina'
ton.
| The new Catholic church OF st Angus
tine at Seymour, Rev r. G. Gragan, pas.
tor. was dedicated yesterday. Bishop
Mcmahon, assisted by twenty clergymen
and the full choir of st Mary's church OF
Birmingham, conducted the dedication
mass at II a. m. Rev T. f. Kelley OF
Ansonia, was celebrant, Rev p. Mulhol
land of Fair Haven was deacon, Rev J
:, j, Walsh Of Waterbury was sub-deacon
Rev Joseph Synott of Ansonia was mas
ter Of ceremonies. The sermon was by
Rev j. G. O'Brien of Bridgeport.
. John Gallagher and Joseph Gallagher
, brothers, who moved to Waterbury re-
Gently from New Haven, were arrested
here yesterday afternoon by Officer
Dodds at the instigation of Sheriff
Wheeler of Orange, on a warrant charg
ing them with assault. The Gallagher
are peddlers and several days ago while
driving from Orange to New Haven me-