Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-05-21
CITY NEWS.


The scarlet fever scare at the New Ha-
ven Jail is now over.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
followed by rain; higher temperature.
If you are in need of a hat call at
Brett & Cos. They are selling out.
The Choral society will give recep-
ton at Concordia hall tomorrow even
ing.
Daniel Hellmann and family have ar
| rived safe in Germany. Mr. Hellmann
| will return in short time.
Eugene Sullivan left this morning for
Chicago, where he will spend several
months visiting his brother.
1t is expected that Miss Justine Inger-
soil of New Haven and her "Pinafore"
company, will visit Waterbury soon.
The season at Jacques opera house
will close June s. 1t has been one of
the most successful seasons Mr. Jacques
ever had.
If Italy would have some of her sub
iects in this country washed with La
vine, it would do her more good than
all her talk about war.
The case of Ezra Dews VS. David
Thompson is being tried before Justice
Griggs this afternoon. 1t is an action
of replevin.to recover a roam horse.
A Thomaston man claims to have
been robbed of a $50 watch and $40 in
money while asleep on Conductor Greg
ory's south bound train Yesterday.
City Sheriff Mcdonald received a
letter this morning from William Gil
lette. He is in Fort Scott, Kansas, and
is having a pleasant time.
DIR j. S. Chagnon was made the re-
| cipient of handsome goldheaded cane
last evening, by number of his friends,
in commemoration of his thirty
birthday.
| John Merz and his daughter Amelia
sailed for Germany yesterday on the
steamer Fuerst Bismarck. This is the
first trip made by the steamer from this
country to Europe.
Patents were granted this week to
citizens of Waterbury as follows: T. r.
Hyde, jr., assignor to Scovill Manufac-
turing company, button; j. ii. Pilking-
ton, clasp.
| DIR Bland has purchased n part of the
| Spencer property in the rear of the
opera house and will erect first class
veterinary office and dispensary. The
building will be two stories III height
John Cronin and Miss Katie Gavin
were married by the Rev Father Duggan,
ut st Patrick's church, at 3 p. III. yester-
day. The best couple were James Pha-
lon and Miss Julia Gavin.
General Kellogg attended the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the G..
NJ. r. Shoe company in Naugatuck
yesterday. The company had very
successful season.
james Mulville, employed for the last
four years with the late w. +. Dillon,
has severed his connection with that
firm and will open place for himself
on East Main street, Saturday, May 23.
1t now transpires that l.. " Carroll,
the defaulting business manager of the
Sunday Herald, who was arrested at
Worcester, cannot be brought out of
Massachusetts, owing to a tiau in the
papers under which he was arrested.
George Stuakak, Polander, had his
right hand badly injured with punch,
while working at Plumbe Il Atwoud's
yesterday. DIR North found it necessary
to amputate the first two fingers at the
second Joint.
The Platt Mill company yesterday
served papers upon City Clerk Kilduff,
restraining the city from building any
more sewers, as it will only add to their
, present trouble from the contamination
of the Naugatuck river.
, Patrick Corr and Miss Mary Tuohy
were married by the Rev Father Elem.
ming, at the church of the immaculate
Conception, at nine o'clock this morn.
ing. The best couple were Patrick Gran.
ley and Miss Marcella Culley.
The funeral of Mrs Ellen FLYNN tool
place from her late residence ON Pleas
ant street, at 2:30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The pallbearers were: Bar.
tholomew Morgan, Michael, John, Pat
rick and James DoOlan, rephews of the
deceased
Charles Van Tassel and James Nc
Nally, tramps, who were stealing ride
on New England road freight train
were arrested at Danbury to-day upon
suspicion of being implicated in Il MUIR
der committed at Newburg. They told
a straitforward story and were released
The new officers of Barcelona Council
X. of c., will be installed this evening
10y Deputy j. j. Mcdonald. The first
and second degrees will also be confer.
! red upon four delegates this evening
! Members of Sheridan and Carrolltor
i Councils are invited to be present A
\ banquet will be held at the conclusion
of the business meeting.
) The anticipation that the recent re
count of ballots would yield no result.
of importance was we'll founded. Re
turns have been received by the state
central committees and through the
newspaper sources from only about fifty
of the 1853 towns, and it is to be presum
ed that in the unreporting towns moth
= ing was done.
Ann O'Halloran. who some weeks ag,
fell into cess pool owned by Rev Ben
nett 7. Abbott on the corner of Hillsid,
and Fairview avenues, to-day brough
suit for 81 900 damages. Constable
= Egan served the papers on Mr. Abbot
to-day, in Orange, through Attorney
O'Neil and Russell.
Roland Weber, aged II, son of NJ. X
Weber, had narrow escape from bein.
killed by the ears at Bristol, yesterday
The boy attempted to jump on the mid
die of a long freight train. Missing hi
footing, young Weber was dragged til
he lost his hold on the car and fell OF
the outside of the tracks, his head strik