Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-05-23
CITY NEWS.
Mrs Martin Kenny of Hartford is visit
ing friends in this city.

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Mrs Martin Kenny of Hartford is visit |
ing friends in this city.
The Y. NJ. G. A. field day exercises
are being held on the West End grounds
this afternoon.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
lower temperature; on Sunday fair, fol-
lowed by rain.
See the suits that Brett & Co have
marked down from S14, SIS, S16 and
ST. to sell for $3.50.
A four year old child of p. J. Nc
Grath of East Main street fell this
morning, breaking his arm.
Housekeepers who use Lavine say
that il drives away beetles, bugs and
moths, aud that it knocks out dirt.
The Hartford jail now contains 262
prisoners, the largest number in its his
tory.
The railroad commissioners inspected
the Meriden, Waterbury q Connecticut
River railroad yesterday.
A meeting of the Third Order of st
Dominic will be held in the Sacred
Heart church after vespers tomorrow
afternoon.
The spring suits that Epson, Single
ton & Co, are selling, are cut in style by
first rate artists, so that they fit as well
as custom made and cost much less.
DrW. j. Flemming of Cohoes, N. V,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs Honora Luddy
of Charles street. DIR Flemming is ar
ranging to locate in Torrington.
A memorial sermon will be preached
in st Patrick's church tomorrow night
by Rev j. III. Duggan. Wadhams post
and the Women's Relief corps will at
tend.
The hearing on the injunction brought
against the city by the Plat Mill com
pany, which was to have been held in
for one week.
died Thursday night, will take place
from his late residence on Dublin street
to the church of the Sacred Heart at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Connecticut Medical society, now
completing the first century of its ex-
istence, will hold its first annual meet
ing in Hartford on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday of next week.
The Rev Father Hughes of Hartford
was in town for a short time to-day.
The reverend father assisted at the
blessing of the stations of the cross at
st Francis church, Naugatuck, last
night.
The field day exercises of Co G are
being held at the rifle range on the
south meadows to-day. Nearly every
member of the company is on duty and
the day is being spent in guard duty, rifle
practice and company drill.
A man who gave his name as Thomas
Monahan of Worcester, Mass, was
struck by a train in thesfreight yard at
New Haven, early this morning. He
was taken to the hospital and is not
seriously injured.
c. w. Ives of Wallingford, while
driving yesterday tried to pass a COW or
the street, when she turned and butteC
the carriage, breaking the shaft, spring
ing the axle and dishing the wheel Of
the carriage.
A meeting of delegates from the vari
Gus high schools in the Connecticut
High School Athletic association will bt
held at the Hartford High school thi;
afternoon to close the entries and ar
range the programme for the field day
sports to take place on June 6.
| Organization of the Waterbury Vince
club was completed last night, when the
following officers were elected: Presi
dent, II. r. Bird: vice president, l.. a
| White; secretary and treasurer, FranE
Erbe; captain, Leo G. Herr; first lieu
tenant, l.. Coer; second lieutenant, T
Ennis; club committee, Messrs Hubbard
and Hebert. The club has a member
ship of about fifty. They will purchase
the furniture of the defunct Comus clul
and fit up parlOrs.
At last nights meeting of the Higl
School Alumni association a committe,
was appointed to act as an escort t.
Wadhams' post IN the Memorial day
parade. A meeting will be held imme
diately after the exercises on that day
to make arrangements for the annua
meeting and banquet of the association
which will be held in July. Letters o
acceptance were read from Organiza
lions which have decided to participant,
in the exercises on Memorial day.
The second annual reception of tn,
Waterbury Choral society was held il
lConcordia hall last evening and was ON,
of the most enjoyable social events o
the season. The first part of the pro
gramme consisted of chorus singing b,
the society. soprano solo by Mis-
Fannie Welton, an alto solo, "Tw'
IGrenadiers, by Miss Kate Somers, and
recitation, 1.-The Polish Boy" by Jane
1T. Frenzy. Dancing followed and
was midnight when the merry party
dispersed.
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