Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-03-18
CITY NEWS.

followed by rain higher temperature.
The Rev Father O'Donnell will lecture
before the Y. NJ. G. L. A. tomorrow
evening.
Mr. and Mrs w. j. Cassidy are receiv-
ing congratulations over the arrival of
baby girl.
1t won't whitewash whale or cure a
sick elephant. But its n sure, easy and
quick remedy for the nalady of dirt.
Use lavine for washing.
Antoine Archambault, the carpenter
who was so seriously injured, yesterday.
Is still in q critical condition at the home
of his friends on South Main street.
The Fourth division, A. o. H., held a
banquet in the old Concordia hall last
night. The evening was very pleasantly
passed by the society and their friends.
The Hartford Times says the price of
meat at wholesale has gone up a dollar
per hundred pounds since Saturday. and
the retail dealers are contemplating an
increase in the price to customers.
DIR Delaney, who SO ably filled DIR Nc
Donald's position while the latter was
i'll Europe last summer, has decided to
open an office IN Naugatuck. His many
friends i'll this city wish him success.
At the quarterly meeting of Court
L1dllSoChs a. ~. Il. Oh a., nelu last
night, B. Bossidy and Thomas Luddy
were appointed delegates to the state
convention of the order to be held in
this city in May.
Sheriff Tomlinson before he takes
office has to file bond with the COY.
ernor of the state. The question arises
Will he, If Governor Bulkeley is con
Quoting business as chief magistrate
when the time for furnishing the
necessary surety arrives, recognize
Governor Buckley.
1t is predicted that this week will be
for the most past very pleasant the
following week the weather will be
rather stormy but the last five days of
the month will be of a most desirable
spring like character. The weather will
be mild, balmy and beautiful.
The Rev Father Mulcahy will deliver
his lecture on the Passion PLAY" at
Jacques opera house, Friday evening,
re-written, and will be illustrated by a
number of views prepared especially for
this lecture. Full particulars will be
given later.
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Cullum
took place from her late residence on
Seery place TO the church of the I'M
maculate Conception this morning.
The pallbearers were as follows: John
Dillon, John McManus, Edward Gun
ningham, Thomas Cullum, Thomas
Seery, James Hughes.
The Second division, A. o. H., and
their friends, returned from New York
at o'clock this morning. The division
was Hospitality entertained and the ex-
hibition drill under direction of Captain
Casey was received with much praise.
Il hn nYRnFSinniSfS on invDI fl,a trs,
the affair was very happy one.
The committee appointed by the gov
ernor in 1889, under an act of the legis-
lature, to the question of further accom-
for the insane, submitted IA
report yesterday to the senate in Hart
ford. The committee highly endorse
the management of the Middletown
asylum, but recommended the erection
of another hospital for the insane in
Fairfield county.
J. &. winnings lecture last evening
at the Boys club on what he saw during
his trip west last summer was extreme
ly interesting. He gave graphic |
description of the Rocky mountains and |
the Yellowstone national park. He
also exhibited some stones, etc, from
these parts. The lecture lasted one
hour. Mr. winnings efforts were greatly |
appreciated by the youngsters. Clifford |
Pond rendered some very choice selec-
tons on the piano.
Mrs Catherine DevereuX, wife of
Joseph H.Devereux, died last evening at |
her home on Central avenue, having
given birth to Il child in the morning.
Mrs DevereuX was of quiet disposition
and had large circle of friends who
Will mourn her loss. Mr. and Mrs
Devereux have been married about
three years. The funeral will take
place to the church of the immaculate
Conception at $50 o'clock tomorrow
The employees of E. r. Davis. proprie-
tor OF the Waterbury Steam laundry,
called at Mr. Davis's residence on Central
avenue, last night, and presented him
with handsome silver tea service.
he presentation was in recognition of
MIR Davis courteous treatment of his
employees. The visitors were Hospitality
and happy, social time
the evening. Among those
present were r. s. Leach, George r.
Fee, John McHugh, Walter Whitmore,
.. ID. Flint, Misses Rome and Maggie
Mccoy, Maggie and Ellen Nancy, Katie
md Annie Condor, and Stasia Dumphy.
A New York & New England brake
man was instantly killed at Danbury
s.SV hiSut ny SIlpplnS on q rail- In front
If an approaching train and being run
over. He was horribly mangled. His
name is unknown. He had been in the
Employ of the road but few days and
lis name had not been learned. He had
'un ahead of the engine to throw a
witch and stumbled on the rail and
ell and was run over. At New Britain
o day another brakeman, named John
Reilly, fell from a train and was Sc.
iously injured. He was removed to the
Hartford hospital.
Judge c. w. Gillette has received a
etter from his brother George Gillette,
Who is president of the bank at College
Point, asking for information CONCERN
ng John Friedman, pseudo detective,
Who was fined in the police court here
ew days ago for carrying concealed
Weapons. Mr. Gillette states that since
eceiving letter from Friedman in re- {
,ard to an intended robbery of the bank
t College Point, he has had a watch s
nan on duty for the past two weeks.
lie states that Friedman has relatives at
College Point of high resnecta hiIity on6 I