Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-01

The committee of the Third Ward
Democratic club will meet in Brooklyn
tonight.
Robert Blackman of Pleasant street is
spending a vacation at Savin Rock and
Far Rockaway.
The will of Neil Mclaughlin was filed
in the probate court to-day. Chris F.
Downey is named as executor.
Patrick Coogan and Miss Kate Coogan
of Washington street left to-day for a
two weeks visit with friends in Phila-
delphia.
The condition of John j. Bowling, who
was assaulted Sundays much better to-
day. DIR Anderson says that the man
will undoubtedly recover.
James Coughlan, Charles L. Rogers,
M. Guilfoile and Henry Menold are at
tending the convention of the State
Butchers association in South Norwalk
to-day.
President James Coughlan will be
marshal of the parade of butchers on
Thursday. He will have for aides, W.
A. Guilfoile, William Riether, Louis
Schick and j. NJ. Warner.
A fight between a number of Italian
bootblacks took place on Grand street,
near Canal, yesterday afternoon. One of
the lads received a bad cut on the head,
being struck by half a brick.
P. ]. Bossidy of Pittsfield, Mass, is
visiting his sons in this city. He was
accompanied here by his daughter, Miss
Ella Bossidy, who spent the past few
weeks at Pittsfield.
The store formerly occupied by
Thomas Barrett is closed for extensive
alterations and repairs, and will be
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of ladies' and gents furnishings by B.
j. Curran.
A regular meeting of Co G will be
held this evening at s o'clock sharp.
All those having uniforms out are re
quested to return the same as no pay
will be given those who do not return
them.
The festival and entertainment of the
Third division, A. o. H., closed last
night in the City hall, the attendance
being all that could be desired. The
affair was skillfuIly managed and the
division will realize handsome sum.
The garbage collector who has habit
of splitting portion of the contents of a
can upon the ground in the rear of the
DEMOCRAT Office, is not one of Collector
Rigney's men, but a farmer who carts
the stuff away for the use of his pigs.
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he will be called to- account by the
health board.
John E. Hicks, who has been running
a restaurant in Syracuse, has purchased
the half interest of E. w. Pinney of the
five cent lunch room owned by Hicks,
Pinney & Co, and will hereafter man
age the business Mr. Hicks is a brother
of Albert Hicks, the original manager
of the restaurant, who at present owns
the other half interest, but who is loca-
ted at Providence, r. l.
John Moriarty of the Waterbury Fur
niture company, accompanied by his
wife, will sail for Europe Saturday next
on the Arizona of the GuiOn line. Mr.
past few years and his friends will be
pleased to hear that he has found time
to visit the ola country. Mr. and Mrs
Moriarty will return about the middle
of October.
The line of march on firemen's parade
day will DE as follows: The parade will
form on the north side of the green and
at the stroke of the fire alarm bell pass
the City hall to be reviewed by the
mayor and city officials, thence down
West Main to Church, to Grand, to
Leavenworth, to West Main, to Elk
change place, to Bank, to Grand, to
South Main, to East Main, to Dublin
where it will counter march to the
junction of Cole and East Main streets.
There the different bands will CONSOLE
date and the parade will move in that
order down East Main to West Main and
to the grounds.