Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-28
CITY NEWS.

and is now on the fair road to recovery. |
A collection for the hospital will be
taken up in st Patrick's church next
Sunday.
NJ. Woods has disposed of one-half of
his block on Spring street, to James
Vein of New Bedford, Mass.
Garrett Sullivan had two of his fingers
cut off in n press at Benedict Il Burn
hams factory, this morning.
Mothers go to Upson, Singleton & Co.'S
for your boys clothing. You are sure
to be suited in style and price.
Barrett is gone, Booth is losing his
genius. THE divine Sarah" like lavine
is still with us and almost indispensable.
Brett & Co have filled their north
window with children's suits costing
from $5 to $40, which they are now
closing out for 1895.
The friends of James Tisdale OF New
Haven, who has been missing forseveral
days, believe that he has been robbed
and murdered.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the State Democratic club will be
held in New Haven this afternoon for
reorganization and to take action on the
Pardee resolution.
The charter revision committee will
meet this evening and complete their
work for presentation to the court OF
common council which meets Monday
evening.
| A grand sacred concert under the
auspices of the Immaculate Conception
choir will be given in st Patrick's hall
next Sunday evening. Excerpts from
Gounods Redemption" will be sung.
Chief Egan yesterday received a
circular letter from Inspector Byrnes,
giving a description of New York s
Jack the Ripper" He IS believed to
be hiding somewhere in Connecticut.
William T. Grover, business manager
of"The Wolves of New York" company,
was in town to-day. The play will oc-
cupy the boards at the opera house
Monday and Tuesday nights of next
| week.
The commissioners of New Haven and
Fairfield counties met IN Bridgeport
yesterday and increased the Huntington
bridge appropriation from $4,000 to
$62. 900, IN order to put up an arch
bridge.
A large delegation of Waterbury For
esters will go to Watertown, this even
ing, to assist Court Merritt Hemingway,
which celebrates its first anniversary:
The bus will leave q. A. r. hall
promptly at o'clock.
While shoeing an OK Saturday, a
Shelton blacksmith discovered silver
dollar securely lodged in the left front
houf of the OK, which had evidently
been picked up while the animal was
being driven along the road.
Archibald Wilkinson of New York
and Miss Mary Currie were married
yesterday afternoon by Rev w. P. Ed
son, at the residence of the brides father,
in Simonsville. After short wedding
tour Mr. and Mrs Wilkinson will reside
in Hoboken.
The Second division, A. o. H., at
their meeting last evening appointed
the arrangement committee for thelI
picnic and games, to take place July 4
and 5, at the base ball grounds. The
committee is as follows: William III
Murphy, chairman; James Donovan, P
II. Egan, William HetheringtOn, John
Bevins, John Calvin and DIR j. F,
Hayes.
Mrs Alice DUDE of Bridgeport, for
merly of this city, for selling cleo
margarine at wholesale without paying
a government tax, was arrested yester'
day by Constable Stage of StratfOrd,
who is acting deputy United States
marshal Mrs DUDE was brought tC
New Haven and taken before Commits
sioner Wright, who continued the cast
until Wednesday, May 6.
The fair of the Rose Hill Social clut
will open in City hall to morrow even
ing and will continue for four nights
The attraction tomorrow night will bt
a tug-of-war between the lightweight
team of Co G, and the Scovill company
} team. There will be a stage entertain
ment and dancing each evening. Grea
, preparations have been made to make
the fair a success.
The Danbury News sarcasticall,
remarks: A freight train ran dowI
as the big rodent was crossing
the rail at the Balmfortn avenue
crossing, which resulted in hi
being cut in two. 1t was an odd sigh
this morning to see an equal part of hin
on each side of the rail. This was tn
only casualty reported on the New
England yesterday.
A boy about ten years of age nance
Smith, of Terryville, attempted to ge
on the 4:45 p. IN. train west at Bristol
saturday, to return home. AS h
e stepped on the car, a brakeman pushe
II him off. He fell to the platform an
was seriously injured, blood flowin
freely from his face. A crowd collccte
and the boy was taken care of. A re
port of the affair was sent to the railroa
officials.
Manager Maloney of the casino. Ina
secured at great expense, Harry Limo
l. ley's two enterprises, The Castaways,
Thursday and Friday nights and ''Sittin
d Bull, the last of the Sioux" Saturda
u afternoon and night. The storm at sc
Il and shipwreck and the realistic battl
- scene will be worth the price of admi:
: sion alone. The show goes to Fore
paugh's theatre, Philadelphia, afte
leaving here.
The will of Mrs Bridget Fruin, We
admitted to probate to-day. The d.
ceased made the following bequet
To Robert Fruin 5000, Kero
Kelly 500, William Fruin SIC
- Mrs Mary Hyland $50, Timoth
y Kelly $50, Mrs T.. Bovalley 800, Nj
Lizzie Murtha $50, st Patrick's churc
$50, st Joseph's Union for orphans So
for masses $50.