Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-07-29
CTTY NEWS.

Inc New DIX & new EuSIduU gross
earnings for June were $55O,391; in
crease $50, $50.
You can take imported, domestic, free
or taxed wool, and make it as white as
snow by using Lavine in the washing.
Epson, Singleton & Co are selling,
selling, selling clothing all the time, and
yet their store is filed with good goods
and real bargains.
The twenty-second annual convention
of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union
of Connecticut will be held in the City
hall, Danbury, August Goth.
The board of road commissioners will
meet tomorrow evening for the purpose
of discussing the advisability of widen
ing Bank street at the Brooklyn bridge.
The twenty -fifth annual reunion of the
NInteenth Connecticut infantry and
Second Connecticut heavy artillery will
be held at Savin Rock Friday, Septem-
her II.
Sanitary Inspector Harry Moses is
the owner of a very fine litter of genu-
inc Scotch terriers. They are four in
number and will be put on exhibition
tonight in Rametti's window.
The Connecticut druggists took their
outing yesterday at the grounds of the
Kitemaug club, which lie near the
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witch. About rs were present, from all
parts of the state.
Edward D. Buggie, who has been a
sufferer from abscess of the ear for the
past four months, has almost recovered.
He was attended by DIR Donahue, who
successfully performed three operations
upon the patient.
The necessity of proper file for the
probate court has been demonstrated,
and it is probable that large and con-
venient file for the keeping of papers
will shortly be placed in the room.
Several designs are suggested but none
has been adopted.
The good people of State street do not
arise as early as those who deliver their
daily supply of milk, and that is the
reason why thieves prowl around and
steal it, in all probability. The thief or
thieves had better take warning after
reading this as they will be severely
dealt with If caught.
Things have been running along quite
smoothly at the postal card shop at
Shelton for the past few weeks and in
some departments they have worked
nights. The old cards are being struck
off in large quantities and the stock of
new ones is accommodating by thousands
daily.
There was July frost, yesterday
morning, in Winsted, and also a more
decided one in Barkhamsted. There
was June frost in several Connecticut
towns; and killing one on the 9th of
May. Unless August breaks up the pro-
gramme, there will be no month of 81
without frost in Connecticut.
The annual report of the officers of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians for the
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of over 5000 members. and the order
has Leen introduced into three new
| states and the District of Columbia. The
Right Rev Bishop John S. Foley of De-
troit has accepted the position of ma
tional chaplain.
1t is reported that the Housatonic
railroad company will begin in Septeln-
Der to double track their Danbury &
Norwalk branch. The Bridgeport News
also says that the Consolidated road
contemplates buying the New York,
out was recently approved by the COM
missioners.
Bart Bossidy, the druggist, has a
suggestive advertising sign in his win
dow. 1t is dish of vegetables COM
prising green cucumbers, summer
squash and beets supported by pyra-
mid of bottles of Sanford's ginger, the
apex being bottle of Bossidy's cholera
cure. He claims that the latter is a
sure remedy.
The census bureau having had all the
mortgages of record of June l, 1890
| looked up, has sent to each owner OF
mortgaged property blank to be filled
| out, by which the actual amount due on
the mortgage at that date may be
| stated, thus correcting the record
which stands for the full sum until the
whole is discharged. 1t is said that Wa
terbury received very liberal shower OF
these official letters.
Tne two local companies of the c. N
g., have not as yet received the riot
drill call. The boys are anXiously
awaiting the summons and for the past
two nights have expected the call for {
certainty. All other companies through
out the state have been through the
mill. If the members of Cos G and A
will only be at the armory every night
per hour, in all probability they will be
on hand when the call comes.
Another large real estate sale has beer
made through the agency of S. p. Will
liams. The George S. Abbott four story
brick block, on the corner of Phoeni1
alley and Abbott avenue, has been sole
to William A. Spencer: The price paiC
was very large one. Mr. Spencer will
hold the property for investment. MI
Abbott has purchased the building lo
opposite the block, near the opera house
He is undecided what disposition he will
make of it.
At the state fair which is to be helc
in Meriden, it has been decided to offel
$3.50 in prizes for the firemen's run; ST.
and the society's medal to the first; So
to the second and $25 to the third. Tht
contest will be 1000 feet dash-90(
feet run and lay 100 feet of hose. Thi
is known as the dry test. The matter ii
exciting great interest throughout thu
state. Many companies have signifieC
their intention of competing for thu
prizes.
The marriage of Miss Katherine G
Donlon and Frank J. Mulligan wa
solemnized at Mount Vernon yesterda,
morning, Rev II. Treanor of this cit.
performing the ceremony, after which
the Rev Father Flynn celebrated a nup
tial mass. Miss Mary Dopl IN and Mis-
Agnes Fitzpatrick of this city wer