Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-28
CITY NEWS.

The Regular Fourth Ward Democratic
club will meet i'll their rooms on Pleas
ant street at s clock this evening.
The firemens committee will hold a
meeting in the council room this even
ing to complete arrangements for the
annual parade.
This is season of the year when cool
clothing brings comforts that are sought
for by everyone. Go to Epson, Single
ton & Co and be convinced.
Boston for culture, New York for
gold, Philadelphia for ancestry, Balti
more for pretty girls, and all the world
for Lavine for easy washing.
Revenue Inspector Hams of Boston is
going through Connecticut examining
| the kegs and barrels used in breweries.
He was in New Haven yesterday.
The Brooklyn Democratic club will
meet at old Concordia hall, Meadow
street, this evening, at 8 o'clock. All
democrats of the ward are invited.
A full rehearsal of the Sacred Heart
church choir will be held this evening.
The vacation of the choir will end Sep
| TENDER 6, on which day high mass and
vespers will be resumed.
Garry Fitzgerald of Fair Haven was
accidentally shot in the leg by the dis
charge of gun on yacht near New
London this morning. He was remov-
ed to the New Haven hospital.
j. j. Mcdonald, j. II. Frenzy and w.
J. Blacker of Court Shields, A. 0. F. of
A., have been appointed a committee to
make arrangements for organizing a
junior court of Foresters, to be under
the direction of Court Shields.
The funeral of Mrs Patrick Twomy
was largely attended from her late resi-
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church of the immaculate Conception,
this morning, where a requiem mass
was celebrated by the Rev Father Elem
ming.
Word has been received here that
Lawrence p. LOBBY, we'll known in this
city, died at his home in New York
yesterday. Mrs Sheeran and family
and Mrs Hill will attend the funeral,
Saturday morning. The deceased
leaves a wife.
A joint meeting of Sheriden, Carroll
ton and Barcelona councils, K. of c..
will be held in st Patrick's hall, at 4
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Business of
Importance will come before the meet
ing and large attendance is desired
Thursday of next week the Twenty
seventh regiment, G.. ", will hold its
annual reunion in Orange center, where
the residents are already making extern
sive preparations to give the veterans a
cordial welcome. Waterbury sent two
men to war with the Twenty -seventh.
The New York & New England road
excursion to Boston and Nantasket
beach will take place tomorrow, the
train leaving this city at $40 a. III. The
fare for the round trip, including admis-
sion to the American association base
ball game, is only $1.75.
Hugh McLinden, the 10-year-old son
of John McLinden of North Elm street,
fell from a horizontal bar at the rear of
the American building yesterday after
noon, spraining his left arm. Hughey
is one of the DEMOCRATS best boys,
selling from seventy-tive to eighty
papers day.
A new club, to be known as the
North End First Ward Democratic club
was organized last evening. John H.
Moran presided and Joseph st Louis
was secretary. About twenty members
joined and the meeting adjourned until
Monday evening when the organization
will be perfected and officers elected.
A meeting of the property holders and
taxpayers will be held at the G. b.
Lawrence building near the Protector
hose house this evening. All persons in
the Third Voting district, who are in
favor of a good, honest, economical city
and town government are invited to at
tend.
a letter was received at the postoffice
this week addressed to p. j. Nolan, II to
21 Excelsior block, Waterbury, Conn
1t should have been directed to Mil
waukee, Wis, instead of Waterbury.
Mr. Nolan, who is IA regular reader of the
DEMOCRAT, has probably received the
letter ere this, it having been forward
ed to him.
The law on rail or reed birds is off in
this state next Tuesday, September /.
The quality of the shooting is usually
determined by the quantity of wild oats
along the river banks. This year the
crop of oats is rather lighter than usual
and backward in ripening. This is an
indication to sportmcn that the shoot
ing will open up light and it will be
some weeks, perhaps, before the best
rail shooting will be had.
There was a large crowd at the OPEN
ing of the festival and entertainments of
the Third division, A. O. H., in the City
hall last evening. The decorations,
which were arranged by Charters &
Borden, We're pretty and the members of
the division were untiring in their
efforts to please. Coleman and Morton,
the New York comedians, gave an in
tcresting sketch, and despite the warm
weather, many participated in the
dance. This evening an entirely new
stage programme will be introduced.
WORK FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Rotten Garbage in South Main Street
Back Yards.
The attention of the board of health is
again called to the condition of the
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