Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-07-15
CITY NEWS.

ClOnary temperature, AdA anu OOoi0h I'll
Thursday.
Ralph H. Smith of the Smith & Griggs
company is spending vacation in Long
Island.
Miss Daisy Bebus of Rutherford, N. j.
is the guest of Miss Belinda Mccoy OF
East Main street.
police court this morning. He was al
lowed to go.
Lavine dwelleth in the household of
approach.
Co G enlisted five new members last
evening, which fills the ranks for the
coming encampment.
Clerk Howes of the Scovill house,
wife and child, have gone on weeks
vacation to New York and Brewsters.
DIR Anderson said to-day that Joseph
Landry could not live and that it was
matter of short time before his death
occurred.
Attorney G. E. Terry and Captain
Charles L. Stocking left last evening for
vacation to be passed among the
Adirondacks.
The number of teachers at the sum-
mer school at Old Lyme is now an even
half hundred, and it is expected that
this week the number will be doubled.
A fire near the tracks of the New Eng
land road between here and Danbury
damaged a small trestle and delayed the
afternoon train going west yesterday.
The injunction case to restrain DIR G..
Art Ward from filling up the river in
the rear of his flats in Brooklyn will be
heard next Saturday in the district court.
Miss Katherine Egan is another
| teacher who received $50 increase of
salary. Her name was inadvertently
omitted from the list published yester-
day.
to Lee, Mass. After a short stay with
| friends there they will proceed to Santa
| Clara in the northern Adirondacks for a
six weeks vacation.
| Mrs NJ. H. Was and daughters, the
Misses Nellie j. and Mary j. Was, left
to-day for Springfield, where they will
be the guests for a week of Thomas
Shea and family.
| One carload comprising fifty-six per-
sons, left this city this morning at 7:45,
on the excursion trip up the Hudson.
Most of the party were ladies. About
300 were taken up between Hartford &
| Brewsters.
| Liveryman D. G. Camp of New Bri-
tain is looking for roam horse and a
whitechapel wagon with a red running
gear. He let the team to a stranger on
Monday of last week, to go to Farming
| ton, but neither the man nor team have
been heard from since.
| Bernard Keegan, foreman at the Wa
| terbury Manufacturing company S
works, was caught in a four inch belt
yesterday and drawn toward the cell
ing. Fortunately his clothing gave way
and he fell to the floor uninjured. 1t
was a close call.
At the meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Masonic Mutual Benefit as
ISOLATION at New Haven last even
ing 81, 900 was voted to the widow of E.
G. Denison of Stonington and a like
amount to the widows of Luther Fow-
Ter of West Haven and w. NJ. Hull OF
Birmingham. Eight new members were
accepted.
Frank Daniels, who for the past two
years has been the efficient manager OF
the Globe Clothing Co, left for Boston
to-day where he will accept position
with his uncle of the firm of Bouve &
Daniels. Frank is corporal and a
popular member of Co A and will join
his company at camp.
Franklin D. Wooster of Naugatuck
was fined So in the New Haven city
|
drunkenness he threatened to blow the
officers brains out. Nevertheless they
arrested him, and in his hip pocket was
found a revolver that wasn't loaded anG
couldn't have been fired if it had been.
The new officers of the Second divi
sion, A. o. II. were installed last even
sng by County Delegate William c.
keenan,, and two candidates were init
ated. At the conclusion of the exer
cises refreshments were served and sing
ing, speech making, etc, made the hours
pass pleasantly.
An unmitigated nuisance. That il
what a correspondent calls the army oil
pack peddlers who infest tho suburban
districts from early morn till dewy eve
their loud tones disturbing the quiet
while their rat, tat, tat, on one door and
another of the house keeps the tireC
housewife hurrying from one side of the
house to the other to put the fellow out
Major Lucien F. Burpee, Second regi
ment; Captain Henry S. Terrell, Fourth
regiment, and Captain Thomas o.
Thompson, Third regiment, have been
appointed a court of inquiry which will
meet in Hartford July "a, to inquire, al
Captain Lawlor's request, into his ad
ministration as captain of Company B
First regiment.
Inc OInCldI announcements OF promo
tions has not been made in Co G as yet
but of the eight candidates examined fol
the position of corporal it Is understood
that 7. j. Shanahan will receive the
appointment. He was closely followed
by William Carroll. Senior corporal P
H. Danaher will receive the appoint.
ment of sergeant made vacant by the
death of Sergeant Richard Dunn.
Grand Court Deputy George S.
Husker installed the new officers OF
Court Wolf Tone, A. o. F. of A., last
night in the presence of Foresters from
all the local courts. After the exer
cises the evening was spent in banquet
ing, singing and speech making. The
court was addressed by P. G. R., George
H. Fox of Court Ericsson of Hartford
in which he complimented the court or
its prosperous condition.
No one has yet identified the man who
was killed on the New England railroad
at Hartford Monday night. He had
been seen by many people selling his
cork pullers, but no one knew his name