Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-01-24
CITY NEWS.

I'm the Ranks" at the opera house
this evening.
The New England road trains are
running on schedule time to-day.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Hampson returned
from their wedding trip this morning.
Hobo Whiting is putting up win
ming game of polo for the New Havens.
The annual meeting of the Scovill
Manufacturing company will be held
Monday.
The New York papers will arrive by
special train at q o'clock to morrow
morning.
Eternal vigilance is the price of liber-
ty." But the price of Cleanliness is law
A. G. Richardson, assistant manager
Of the New York World, was in town
to-day.
The funeral of the late Michael Burns,
who died suddenly Thursday afternoon,
took place this morning.
The dam of the Wakelee Plough
works at Southbury was carried away
by the flood Thursday night.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature on Sun
day fair weather, followed by rain.
d. ii. Buckley has severed his con-
nection with the firm of L. +. Nc
Grath u Co, cigar manufacturers.
| d. II. Tierney has sold the two houses
| No IS and 10 Riverside street, owned by
}. Z. Casey, to John b. Mullings.
There will be meeting of the Water
bury Typographical union at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, when officers will
be elected.
Richard Houlihan of Washington
/ tn homo ~
from n broken arm, received Wednes-
day night.
There was large attendance at the
Foresters' union fair in the City hall
last night. This evening there will be
Ian entire change Of programme in the
lstage performance. Go G's tug-ef-wau
team will try pull with team picked
from the different courts of F0resters.
At the bar meeting held this morning
the question of calling in n jury TO try
cases was discussed. Many of the law
ytrs present favored calling in a jury
the first Tuesday i'll February and Others
wanted the time set for the first Tues
day in March. The matter was table,
until next Saturday.
James T. Quinn. an II year old boy
whose parents live at 100 PortSea street
New Haven, has been missing since
Wednesday night. He told several "
his hoy friends that lie was going to run
| away, and il is thought he has done 5,
: in company with another boy about tht
; same age.
= The committee upon public lands ant
buildings and the board of sclectmcI
; met last evening for the purpose q
elccting an agent for the City hall. 81!
ballots were taken without choic
being made, NJ. +. Carmody and c.
Downey receiving three votes on eacl
ballot. Agent CarnOdy'S report for tn
past year showed receipts of $2,l9S. -
expenditures S2,143.S9.
The following district court assign
ments have been made for neX ut week
Monday. january 26, I. F. Judson V
City of Waterbury +. NJ. Bronson V
City of Waterbury: E. j. Finn VS. Cit.
of Waterbury Evergreen cemeter!
association VS. Mattoon. Tuesday. Viii
liam Neville VS. Michael Neville. Thurs
day, James \. Wakely VS. E. 4. Rose
, Friday, Ferdinand Smith vs. l.. G
Hoadley.
Officer Brennan sent two young mel
who accosted him in the fourth ware
last night and asked to be directed to
place TO sleep. TO the station hous'
: where they gave their cognomens a
Waterbury Red" and "Ansonia Red.
4
2 class happened in the station houst
when the aforesaid queerly named in
dividuals were there and it was sug
geSted to him to assume the name .
, bridgeport Red" He consented ant
e will be known among the knights of tn
= road as bridgeport Red" They all ha'
/ auburn Observation-Disclosures Post.
j. A. Spalding of Hartford, is abou
t to issue new "IIlustrated Popula
d Biography of Connecticut" which vii
present in Il concise and attractive form
a very large number of Biographical
1 sketches and portraits of the men VIII
e are prominent in business or professions
l. life. or who are holding public position
}, in all portions of this state. The lis
will include state, county. municipal
l. town and school district officials
\ the military, the clergy, the judiciar!
!. merchants, manufacturers, artizan;
business men. and whoever else anon
the inhabitants of the state may be cor
spicuous in local or general affair
public or private.
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