Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-11-25
CITY NEWS.

tomorrow afternoon and evening.
The public schools closed at noon to-
day for the balance of the week.
Col Doherty attended the inspection
and muster of Co H, at Middletown last
evening.
A Holyoke dentist is about to open an
Office in Kelly's block, in the Brooklyn
district.
John D. Frenzy, who is attending the
Long Island Medical college, is home for
the holidays.
The 7:45 train from Hartford was
nearly two hours late last night, owing
to freight blockade.
Mort Grilly will serve turkey and
duck for dinner on Thanksgiving day,
30 cents, from ~ to 3, 26 Scovlll street.
A pool room on Greyson alley, New
Haven, recently started by Waterbury
men, was closed yesterday.
The letter carriers will make their
morning trips only tomorrow. The
office windows will close at noon.
Narclsse Chaput and Mrs Delphlne
Jourbert were married by Rev Father
Bourret, at st AIMS church, this after
noon at o'clock.
George M. Bartholomew, the Hart
| ford embeZzler, was released from the
years imprisonment.
John, the four year old son of j. J.
Barnes of As South Riverside street, died
yesterday. The funeral took place at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
Reporter Joseph A. Cullen this morn
ing received a present of a small live
pig, from one of his admirers. Joe will
have roast pork for dinner tomorrow.
At the auditorium, tomorrow after
noon and evening, the annual concert
and sociable of the Rose Hill Social club
will be held. Dancing will begin at 2
o'clock.
The Rev Father Mulcahy left yester-
day for Baltimore. He will deliver his
| lecture on the Passion Play before the
students of st Charles college, Ellicott
City, Md, tomorrow afternoon.
No freight trains will run on the
Naugatuck division tomorrow and as a
result several of the conductors, headed
by Conductor John OBrien, will go
hunting for ducks, near Stratford.
Successful opposition was made be-
fore the county commissioners at New
Haven, yesterday, by seven Simonsville
women, against William O. Kurten's
application for license to sell liquor.
The annual sociable of the Arion
Social club will be given this evening in
the Jacques auditorium. VIM Bergen S
full orchestra and Prof Oggesen of New
Haven will furnish inspiration for the
dancers.
The annual meeting of the New Haven
county Pomona grange will be held in
North Haven on Thursday, December 3.
The meeting will begin at 10 a. m.
There will be no degrees conferred or
literary exercises.
81, CoJ L,,c
have been notified of the deaths of
William Shields, Council No is; Samuel
F. Colt, No s; Joseph Lowe, No As, and
Patrick Brennan, No 25. The average
age of the order is now thirty -one
years.
A fast horse attached to sulkey be-
came entangled with a wagon in front
of w. A. Guilfoile's market this morn
ing. The sulkey turned a complete
somersault, and landed right side up
with care, without strap of the harness
giving way.
: A horse belonging to the Waterbury
Horse Railroad company, broke away
from the tow boy, who was bringing
the animal to the barn last evening, and
ran upon the WATERFOWL road tracks
just in time to be struck by the o'clock
train. The horse was killed.
The funeral of John Sullivan, aged 81
years, of No 81 Fuller street, took place
this morning at 10 o'clock to the
Immaculate Conception church. The
pallbearers were: James Shea, Johr
Hogan, Owen Donnelly, Timothy Sulli
van, Timothy Mccarthy and Patricl
= Kelly.
The fourth annual concert ano
sociable of Barcelona council, K. of G..
I will be given in the City hall this even
ing. The hall has been tastefully deco
rated and all the necessary prelimi
naries have been arranged. Crowley
orchestra of Meriden will furnish must
!. and Prof Moore will call the dances.
Two painters employed by ]. II. La
Il paine, upon the Northrop block OF
Bank street, narrowly escaped bein
seriously injured this morning. TIL
guy rope became entangled in tn
wheels of a wagon which was bein
down the scaffolding with a rush. TIL
painters saved themselves from falling
by clinging to the window stills.
Professor S. w. Johnson, director c
the Connecticut agricultural exper
ment station in New Haven, has issue
a circular in which he asks farmers
furnish the station with samples {
Indian corn grown in this state. TIL
- station will receive and store the san
pies, VIII keep With edCn Lno sender
name and address, and all data regarC
ing the sample, will make such chem
st cal examinations as may seem desirable
20 and will endeavor to have all the san
pies properly exhibited at the Colun
ke bian exposition as well as permanent
ge preserved in the station museum.
st James Barnes of 46 South RiversC
street met with serious accident Q
South Main street shortly after o'cloc
this afternoon. He boarded a Soui
Main street car, below the Buckle she
and stood on the front platform. I'll
car had reached the junction of Was
ington street, when Barnes lost his no
. and fell off. The wheels passed over h
left foot, badly crushing the instep. T
, was removed to DR. Norths office, whe
1 his wounds were dressed. A child
Mr. Barnes was buried this afternoo
The family have the sympathy of Il
community in their double affiiction.