Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-10-27
CITY NEWS.


The Oxford MiddIebury pauper case Is
being continued in the district court to-
day.
One thousand men and boys wanted
at Epson & Singleton's clothing store
tonight.
The remains of Frederick Green, who
died Sunday, were taken to-day to
Dover Plains, ". Y, for interment.
There will be an important meeting of
Court Wolf Tone, A. o. F. of A. this
evening. 1t is desired that every mem
Der be present.
German Lutheran church, has resigned
to accept a call to former pastorate in
Greenwich, Mass.
The fifth annual sociable of the A, me
Social club will be given at the audi
forum, Friday evening. The box seats
are on sale at the Park drug store.
The will of the late Joseph P. Nugent
was admitted to probate this morning.
Mrs Mary Nugent was appointed execu-
trix.
Engineer Herring arrived from New
York last evening and to-day began the
work of making surveys for water
supply.
John j. Kunkel and Miss Marie Stem
gelin will be married at the residence of
the brides brother-in law, Otto Hen
ming, in Hartford at p. m. tomorrow.
Thomas Murphy, an emplOye of the
Waterbury Brass company had the great
toe of the left foot crushed at the fac
tory to-day. DIR Axtelle amputated the
toe at the first joint.
Another race will take place at the
driving park, on Friday, October 30.
There will be three classes as follows: 3
minutes class, purse $40; $50, purse
$40; 1926, purse $25.
William Goucher, of the express firm
of Goucher & Peters, and Miss NJ. A.
Mccormick of Watertown, were married
by the Rev Father Lancaster this after
noon. They will reside on Hall street.
The Bridgeport Hydraulic company
will shortly put new pump with a
capacity of 10000, 900 gallons per day
for their pump house at North Bridge
port.
Agnes Mahoney, aged years,
daughter of jeremiah Mahoney of No
46 South Riverside street. died this
morning at $3.50 o'clock. The funeral
took place at o'clock this afternoon.
There will be a hearing in New Bril-
tain Thursday morning before the rail
road commissioners on the petition of
the New England road to be permitted
to take additional lands in that city for
side track purposes.
DR. j. o. Dubrizac, town physician of
Laconia. N. H., for the past three years,
has come to make a permanent resi-
dence in Waterbury. His rooms are
over the Pharmacie Franchise, 232
South Main street.
hpxrc an1Nlxr IN tho Nnpy Work.
& China Tea Co, 1S1 South Main street,
for blanks. Every boy sci ing three
pounds of tea or baking powder will get
pair of steel skates of the latest de-
sign. Teas or baking powder guaran-
teed to be the best sold at the price.
In the police court this morning
William Brennan was charged with
drunkenness and breach of the peace.
He was sentenced to ten days in the
town house for drunkenness and had
sentence suspended for breach of the
peace. The case against Effie Sabsovich,
charged with fortune telling, was con-
tinued until Monday.
Reserved seat tickets for the grand
ball of Canton Waterbury, Jacques audi
forum, Thursday evening, are finding a
ready sale. These seats will be on the
elevated promenade and the number is
limited. The music will be by Reeves
band and orchestra of Providence and
the American band of this city. Prof
A. j. Spencer of Middletown will
prompt
The bi-centennial of the organization
of the First church, the Rev Joseph
Anderson pastor, will be celebrated
November and 5. In the afternoon of
the first day the pastor will deliver a
historical sermon and in the evening
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of Waterbury, with addresses by several
local pastors. On the second day there
will be a memorial service and a service
for the churches descended from the old
First church. A collation. will be served
to all visitors from out of town.
| The first and second volumes of the
public documents of the state of Con
necticut for 1891 have just been issued
They are both voluminous works. The
first contains estimate of expenses fol
the two fiscal years beginning July
1891 and ending June 30, 1898; the
statement of vote; reports of the treas
urer, comptroller, and various state
commissioners. The second volume is
taken up with the reports of the heads
of the several state departments, with
the criminal business, of the courts re
form, institutions, state schools, hOSpi
tails, etc.
Chatfeld, the secret order dead bea
who is too well known here, was IL
Ansonia yesterday and worked {
stranger from Brooklyn, N. Y, {
member of the l. o. O. F., for a tickle
from Ansonia to Torrington. Chief O
Police Ellis happened to be at the sta
ton at the time and saw Chatfeld ad
dress the man, and seeing, later, tina
the man wore pin of the order, spokt
to him and finding out what he haC
done, went in search of Chatfeld. H,
found him in saloon, called him gu
and ordered him to return the ticket
which he did with request that he b.
not arrested. But for the fact that TIN
man was in hurry to return to Brook
lyn and did not wish to be detained tn
arrest would have been made. AS
was Chatfield was told to get out o
town at the quickest pace he coulC
make.
THE MILITARY FAIR.
A Large Attendance at Company G.
Opening Last Evening.
The interior of the armory decorate
in every color, the pretty canvasser