Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-06-27
CITY NEWS.

Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
stationary temperature; fair on Sunday.
The pupils of the Bishop street school
are picnicking at Bolster's grove to-day.
The Foresters' field day general COM
mittee will meet in G. A. r. hall this
evening.
The funeral of B. Cherest will take
place at st AIMS church at 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The Rose Hill Social club will enjoy
an outing at Lake Quassapaug to-mor-
row.
Patrick Coleman of Chatfield avenue,
who is insane, was taken to the aims
house yesterday.
The first regular meeting of the
Scovill Street Democratic club will be
held at o'clock this evening.
Economy is wealth, and cleanliness is
health. All of which will come if you
use Lavine for easy washing.
A full line of fireworks, including all
this seasons novelties, at Martin Ber-
gins. Prices lower than the lowest.
The Southern New England Tele-
phone company has begun the work of
putting its wires underground in
Bridgeport.
The report that the Union Cash Regis
ter company had been purchased by the
National company of Dayton, O., is
denied.
The annual picnic of the Canadian
band is being held in Hellmann's grove
to-day. Music by the Amphion orches-
ira; Prof Pole, prompter.
The funeral of the late Mrs Ellen
Daily will take place at the church of
the Immaculate Conception at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
The condition of Joseph Landry is not
so favorable. He passed a very bad
night and to-day is very weak. Death is
expected at any moment.
Orders No 90 from the adiutant gen.
eral gives the Second regiment until
September Is to qualify in third and
fourth class rifle practice.
Frederick Wilhelm lodge, K. of p,
elected the following officers last even
ing: G. g., Henry Miller; V. c., John III.
Thomas; prelate, George E. Lambert:
NJ. at A., John Miller.
The funeral of Mrs Maggie Brown will
take place tomorrow afternoon from
her late residence, 446 Baldwin street.
Services will be held in st Patrick's
church at 2 o'clock.
The Germania society has engaged a
special train over the Naugatuck divis-
ion for July 8. They will join the
Bridgeport society at Bridgeport and
enjoy an excursion on the sound.
The American band concert on the
green this afternoon, given under the
auspices of E. T. Turner &c Co, brought
out hundreds of ladies and children. A
pleasing programme was rendered.
The various government inspectors Of
steamboats, have been notified through
the supervising inspector general that
they must be vigilant to prevent over
crowding of the steamboats, during the
summer season of excursion travel.
The very best line of clothing, hats
found at Epson & Singletons store on
Bank street. Their children's depart
ment is the delight of every mother who
has been fortunate enough to call there.
Recent instructions from the commits
sioner of internal revenue regarding
special taxes, order them payable on or
before June 30th. The United Stated
internal revenue Office, No 10 Bank
street, is open from 8 a. m. to $50 p. IN.
A boy named Fred Wolff, employed
as a helper on the Jacques auditorium
fell from a ladder a distance of fifteen
feet, at o'clock this afternoon. His
cash in the head. DIR Cha ynon dresse'
the wound.
A horse belonging to Antoine Ar
chambault of Prospect was frightened
| by Meriden road train last evening
| and ran away on Dublin street, throw
ing out Mr. Archambault and his
daughter. The girl was rendered I'M
conscious for time. She was attended
by DR. Donahue.
Next week is the last week of Brett &
Co.'S big closing out sale. Clothing at
your own price, no reasonable offer re-
fused, everything must be sold.
The shelving, counters, tables, show
cases, mirror, safe, desk, etc, all for sale
very cheap.
Speedwell lodge, K. of p, at their
meeting last evening elected the follow
ing officers: c. c., John Seibert; V. c.,
Edwin r. Snagg; prelate, Nathan w.
Reed; NJ. at A., j. Elliott Russell. 1t
was voted that the lodge give an excur-
sion to Watch Hill on Saturday, August
Is.
The ninth annual picnic of the Rose
Hill Hose company is being held on the
West End grounds this afternoon, thu
principal attraction being the game of
base ball between the Rogers & Brother
and Buckle factory teams. Bergen's
orchestra and Uffendale are furnishing
the inspiration for the dancers.
The committee appointed to secure
the services of hydraulic engineer to
investigate into the matter of an addi-
tional water supply met last evening, but
made no selection. The terms of a
number of first class engineers have
been received, but nothing can be done
by the committee until an appropriation
to cover the necessary expense is made
by the council.
While workmen were tearing down
the verandahs of the old Brown prop
erty ON West Main street Thursday they
discovered in a dark closet under the
west verandah a box about a foot long
and six inches wide, filled with silver
knives, forks and spoons, inscribed with
the initials of the late Mrs Philo Brown
and her daughter Mrs Caroline Buell..
The box and its contents were given to
Mrs Buell..
The funeral of Thomas Mccarthy took
place this morning from his late resi-
e