Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-28
CITY NE us.

opera mouse TINS evening"
r. w. White, aged 30, died this
morning at his home in Watertown.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
stationary temperature: on Thursday
fair, followed by rain or snow.
The Connecticut Sunday school asso-
citation are holding two days session
In this city commencing this afternoon.
A party of twenty couples will go on
aisle ighing party this evening to Bristol.
Supper will be served at the Gridley
house.
General Frederick p. Earl of New
York, who is to manage John Jacob
Astor's new hotel, is a cousin of First
Selectman Pinney.
Complaint was made at the city engi-
neer's office of parties fishing to-day in
the city reservoir. The matter is being
looked up.
The general committee on the revision
of the Waterbury city charter will meet
in the district court room, City hall,
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
The pupils of Misses McCarthy's and
Tiffany's rooms in the High school
building will go on sleighing party to
Naugatuck this afternoon.
Beginning this week the music stores
of b. Shoninger & Co, and the briggs Il
Smith company, will close at 6 o'clock
on Monday and Friday evenings.
Thomas Lean was the only victim in
the police court this morning. He struck
his sister yesterday and Officer McAulitf
arrested him. He was fined SIS and costs.
Collector Holman publishes notice
to delinquent tax p2yeic, asking them
to settle up before the first of March or
liens will be placed on property. He
will be at his office in City hall next
month from 2 to and from to !.
Genial Judge Cowell addressed the
Boys club last night on Oranges and
Alligators." The boys were delighted of
course with the judges exposition of
both branches of the subject. An in.
teresting literary and musical pro
gramme also served to interest the boys
| C. w. Duncan of Waterbury, formerly
of this city, has been spending several
days in Aiken, S. G., in hopes that it vii
benefit his health. He returned home
Saturday much worse than when he left
ana is not expected to live but few
days Bridgeport News.
The postotfice authorities have sent
out blanks to all families of the city re
questing them 10 fill out the names OF
all persons residing in the house SO that
all mail could be delivered promptly
improperly made, not stating the given
name of parties in the house.
The meeting for the purpose of rails
ing a fund to aid the famine stricken
people of Ireland, will be held in 81
Patrick's hall to night. The object is a
most worthy one, appealing to Catholics
and Professionals alike. All who can
should attend the meeting and con,
tribute little to the fund.-
Frederick A. Hull of Danbury, in
ST arching old books recently in the Phil
adelphia library, came acrose this pre-
diction IN Imlay's America" published
in 1893: The present population OF
| America is 1000, 900 souls, and predict
lation will have reached 1900 900"
The sale at New York yesterday OF
trotting stock from Senator Leland
Stanfords Palo Alto farm brought q
total of SAL ,O40. Gustave Cornelis OF
this city bought the Bay Colt, 2, sire
Electioneer, dam Ella, for 81 1850. Andy
WEIGH of Hartford and II. A. Ryder OF
Seymour were also purchasers.
About o'clock yesterday morning
two freight trains on the New England
road tried to pass each other on the sin
gle track near Bolton. AS might have
been expected smashup occurred and
as result several cars were StreWI
around in various directions. Botf
engines were badly wrecked. No one
was hurt.
Christopher Dwyer and Miss Saral
Barrett were married by the Rev Father
Mulcahy, at the church of the Immac
ulate Conception at o'clock this morn
ing. Thomas Dwyer, BROTHER of thu
groom, acted as best man and Miss Kat
Barrett, sister of the bride, was brides
maid. A wedding breakfast followed "a
the home of the brides parents on Higl
street.
Michael j. Gallivan, the ex-Waterbur,
sport who is under indictment for muir
der in New York, may not escape ST
easily as he expected. Miss Jenni
Russell, young woman whom CALI
\ van had prosecuted for IA long time, yes
terday stated that the black eyes which
Gallivan swore he received in the figh
which resulted in his killing man
were given to him by two friends o
hers the day before the murder oc
! Cured.
Writes a Cromwell correspondent
There will likely be no trains run from
this station on the Meriden, Waterbur,
& Connecticut River road for som'
weeks to come yet, and the public
more or less Inconvenience by the ina
bility to complete repairs at Westfield
There is talk of running trains from
Westfield station through to Waterbury
and members of the company were il
town yesterday, endeavoring to com
plete arrangements with engineer Led