Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-12-19
CITY NEWS.


street, and see the latest puzzle out.
Sheridan and Carrollton Councils-K.
of G. will hold meetings tomorrow.
The st Aloysius drum corps will hold
their regular meeting next Monday
evening.
The East End Social club will give a
sociable at City hall Thursday evening,
February 4.
the New England road was over two
hours late to-day.
Thomas F. Anderson, the newly APP
pointed press agent on the New England
road, made his initial visit to Water
bury to-day.
A. M. Darlington is canvassing this
district for the International Cyclic
pedia. 1t is the revised edition, 1899, in
fifteen volumes.
The Waterbury Burns club at its
meeting last evening, voted to celebrate
the anniversary of Robert Burns which
occurs January 25.
A class of $50 children will be con-
| frmed by Bishop Mcmahon at the
church of the Immaculate Conception,
tomorrow morning.
The Third division, A. O. H., promise
| to those who attend their concert and
| reception, grand time. New Years
eve at Jacques auditorium.
Justice Griggs to-day decided the case
of Malloy VS. Fitzgerald, an action to re-
cover wages, in favor of the plaintiff,
who is given judgment for SIS.
| Several members of the Y. NJ. G. A,
will participate in "hare and hounds
five mile race Christmas day. The
starting point will be from this city
Nearly eighty Red Men attended the
meeting of the state council at New
Haven last evening. They returned by
special train, reaching here about 3
o'clock this morning.
While looking about for something
pretty for holiday presents stroll into
| Epson, Singleton & Co.'S store and you
| will surely find something to please
you.
A large statue of the Blessed Virgin
was yesterday placed over the main por-
| tlco of the new convent de Norte Dame
1t was the gift of the Rev Father Null
cahy.
Sterling Commandery will hold an
important meeting Monday evening
Officers will be elected and a matter in
relation to a change in the senior and
Junior classes will come up for action.
Matthew Shanahan was before the court
to day charged with drunkenness He
plead guilty. but the court continued
his case for Is days. The case against
Maurice Moriarty, charged with non
support, was continued until Monday.
w. w. Andrews, of Rockville. has
brought suit against the New York & New
England road for $40 900 for causing the
| death of Mrs Kate NJ. Williams, who
was recently killed at East Hartford.
| Andrews is the administrator of her
estate.
Physicians say week of cold weather
| with northwest winds will drive out the
grip which has overrun Europe and
most of this country within the past
month. Weather conditions have been
| about the same as they were when la
grippe set the world sneezing two wears
| ago. Bracing cold in its inveterate foe
The Bridgeport Morning News hits
| the nail square on the head this time
when it says: Advertising is good, but
| all kinds of advertising do not pay. The
best advertising is that which enters
| homes through the columns of estab-
llshed newspapers which have an as
sured circulation and reach the home
fireside. The moral is plain.
Three lads aged 10, II, and u. re-
spectively, were charged with the theft
of newspapers, in the police court this
morning. They stole ten copies of the
republican from Ellis and as many more
from Baumgartner Bros, on Wednesday
morning last. The complaint CT such
thefts are frequent thing at the news
paper offices. The court reprimanded
the boys, continuing their cases for 30
days.
The funeral of the late Israel Coe took
place this morning. The services were
conducted by the Revs J. G. Davenport
and A. &c. Eggleston, at the home of
taken to Torrington for burial. The
pallbearers were N. ]. WeIton, F. A.
Spencer. A. l. Goodrich, H. H. Peck,
James Gallon and John D. ChatfieId,
members of Harmony and Continental
lodges, F. and A. M.
One incident in connection with the
social gathering at the Buckle factory.
ought not to escape notice. The wife of
the, superintendent, lying on her sick
bed, was kindly remembered by the
young lady employees, who sent her
act, so expressive of sympathy. was
greatly appreciated by the invalid, who
was deeply touched by this token of
their loving remembrance.
Court Meany, A. o. F. of A., elected
the following officers last evening:
G. R., George Foley; S. c. R., John NC
Evoy; F. s., William B. Halloran; R. S.,
Patrick Campbell; treasurer, John
Clohessey; S: W., James E. Sheridan;
J.; w., j. P: Taylor; S. B., James
OLaughiin; J. B., Edward Hyland
trustee for three years, Michael Fan
ming; physician, DR. M. j. Donahue:
druggist, John H. Fallon.
The following officers were elected bv
Court Shields, A. o. F. of A., at their
meeting last evening: c. r., M. F. Nc
kennerney; S. G. R., w. J. Blacker: F.
s., James H. Madden; r. S., D. J.
Griffin; treasurer, j. J. Mcdonald; S.
W.. Daniel Hackett; j. W., Dennis Sui
Ivan; S. B., T. P. Hutchinson; ]. B.,
Thomas Moran; physician, DIR E. w.
Mcdonald; druggist, G. K. Kilbride &
Co; trustee for three years, John Fl,
Moran. The report shows the court in
its usual prosperous condition.