Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-07-07

tai in the hope of recuperating his fail
ing health. He will be absent for
several weeks.
Emmett Rogers, New England road
brakeman, had his hip badly crushed
while coupling cars in the yard yester-
day evening. He was taken to his home
in Buffalo.
Female complaints positively cured
by the great French remedy DIR Lari-
viere's female regulateur. Sold only at
the Pharmacie Franchise, pa South
Main street.
Attorney O'Neill says that application
will be made to the board of pardons for
the communication of the sentence of
Patrick Flanagan, under sentence of
death, to imprisonment for life.
The horse which was injured on hose
wagon No 2 yesterday, by falling in
turning the corner of South Main and
Scovill streets, will be LAID off for few
days. DIR Bland fears the horse may be
injured internally.
The report of the state board of chart
ties for two years ending June 80, 1890
has Just been issued. It treats of the
state reform school at Meriden, the
girls industrial school at Middletown
and also the hospital for the insane and
the temporary homes.
The increased traffic at the Nauga-
tuck freight yard has compelled the
/ management to put on two gangs of
/ men. The first gang will go on at 4:30
in the morning and stay until 1890
when the second gang will relieve them,
working until 8.
Look out for an ink peddler who is re-
ported to be victimizing scores of people
| in neighboring towns. He sells his ink
cheap enough on a sample bottle that is
| jet black and flows readily; but the bot
ties he delivers contains a pale, thin
fluid that is worthless.
Edward Phelan of Prospect rushed
into Nugent's drug store last night in a
state of great excitement. He said he
had taken a dose of aqua ammonia by
mistake for medicine and was suffering
terribly. DIR Hayes, who was present,
administered an emetic and in an hour
Phelan was able to go home.
Since April the Price & Lee company
has issued directories for New London,
Waterbury, Norwich and Springfield,
and the concern is now at work upon
those for Meriden, New Britain, Middle
town, Ansonia and Birmingham, be-
sides Connecticut Carriage Manufac-
turers' directory.
The case of P. E. D. Mclean VS.
Frank E. Logan is being tried before
Justice Griggs to-day. The defendant
hired a team from the plaintiff May 1st
and in driving to Waterville ran into
another team, smashing McLean's car
riage and breaking the harness. Tho
plaintiff attached the defendants body
through Attorney Russell.
The tailor store of Joseph Goldberg
; 81 Grand street, received visit from g
burglar last Friday night. Entrance
was effected by breaking pane of glass
in the rear door and turning back the
bolt. The thief then went to the front
of the store and helped himself to {
valuable pair of trousers, which were
hanging in the window. Nothing else
was missed by Mr. Goldberg.
James J. Mccarthy of the DEMOCRAT
and Edward Beach, son of Superinten
dent Beach, were passengers on the
steamship Servia, which is being towet
back to New York, having broke he
! high pressure crank pin, when one day
out. Mr. Beach left for New York OF
the 1O:45 train to meet his son. He
undecided whether to allow the boy t.
continue his trip or not.
q The Watch factory started up thi
= morning after the annual vacation. l
J. has been decided by the management t.
!, hereafter discontinue the granting o
2 passes to visit the works. With tn
:. growth of the city and the increase,
Il number of visitors the progress of tn
9 work has been interfered with to an ex
q tent that renders the above action of tn
directors imperative.
A party of twenty-five persons lef
this city on the 1 o'clock train for
pleasure trip of thirty days to Quebec
the following persons being among tn
number: B. Bernier, Mrs Fectare, T
Dandelin, Mrs st Onge and daughter
A. Gauthier and sisters, Mrs Edwar
chapman, A. Savard, H. Pronovost, G
IHamel, wife and son, II. Desroche an
wife, Miss E. Levesque.
J. Wilson, the brakeman who tw
weeks ago last Saturday was so serious
ly injured by being run over by tw
trucks of Conductor Watson's nigh
freight, was brought to Waterbury t.
day. Wilson was coupling cars whe
he was knocked down, the wheels pa
sing over the calf of the left leg II
was taken to his boarding house wheI
= he has remained until to-day, when /
was taken to the Waterbury hospita
DIR Benedict attended him.
The members of the Turn Verein al
ar making active preparations for attent
10 ing the big athletic meeting of the men
bers of Turn Vereins all over the coul
10 try which is to be held in Brooklyn tt
week after next. 1t is expected tn;
there will be ], 800 active Turner's presel
to take part in the athletic events. tt
meeting will open Saturday Afternoon
July 10, in Richmond park, and wi
I'd continue until Tuesday. The form
to commencement of the programme WI
IN take place on Sunday. On that da
there will be several events in whic
ut classes from the different Turn Vereir
Iy will take part, and which will be ve1
ID interesting. On Monday and Tuesda
the contests between individuals will
+ held.
The ladies say that Lavine is the bes
surest, quickest and cheapest remed
. for dirt known to mndarn times