Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-09-17
CITY NEWS.

Sergeant Cox predicts fair, warmer
weather; possibility of showers this
evening.
Nearly 100 people left this morning on
the New England road excursion to
Boston.
The North End First Ward Democrat
ic club will hold an important meeting
this evening.
The republican general caucus will be
held in the district court room at 8
o'clock this evening.
Charles H. Camp, the liveryman, died
this afternoon at his home, No ia
Cherry street, from typhoid fever.
DR. j. NJ. Bennett of Westerly, r. l.,
who has been visiting the family of
jeremiah Fitzpatrick, returned home
yesterday.
Constable Brzezinski has already
served one thousand notices on delin-
quent military taxpayers. He has about
300 more to serve.
| Governor Bullieley and staff left for
Hartford on the 1870 train this morning.
General Watson and staff left on the
$50 train for Bridgeport.
The committee on the tiremen's picnic
will hold meeting tomorrow evening
when a report of the financial result of
the picnic will be made.
James Tnrlry, aged 80 years, died last
night. The funeral will take place
from the family residence on Dublin
street at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Robert McGrath has received another
letter from w. Ii. Leary of this city,
who is travelling through Europe with
| the Hardy-Non Lear Co. The company
is playing in Glasgow, Scotland, this
week.
The forty hours devotion at st AIMS
church closed with a high mass this
morning, at which the Rev Father
Bourret, the pastor, was celebrant.
Over l 200 received communion during
| the services.
The Young Mems Catholic Literary
association will meet at s o'clock to-
morrow evening. Hereafter the regular
meeting of the association will be held
on the evening of the third Friday of
each month.
1t is estimated that if the legislature
adiourns sine die in November without
doing any business or making any APP
preparations, the state treasury will be
better off to the extent of from $3.50, 900
to $780, for the two years,
General Secretary Colwell of the
Knights of Columbus has sent out no
tees of the deaths of Michael Hines of
New Haven, George Neis and John f.
Scanlan of Hartford, and Henry j. Bias
sett of Windsor Locks.
| Governor Bulkelcy and the other dis
tinguished guests who attended Colonel
| Doherty's wedding were rendered a re-
ception at the Scovill house last evening
by Mayor Baldwin. Companies & ant
A received many of the visitors at the
armory.
A special train going east, over the
, new route between Brooklyn and Bos-
ton, passed through here this afternoon
having on board q number of railroad
officials and newspaper men. Ticket
Agent MaNWarmg accompanied the
party to Boston.
j. B. Mulliug5 entertained his clerks
with fine spread at Places last even
ing in honor Of the opening of his new
I store. Representatives of the press were
included among the guests. The affai
was voted a success and every on,
present assured Mr. Mullings that the,
wished him all kinds of good luck.
Perry II. Lewis, formerly of the firm
of Lewis Brothers, this city, has ac
cepted position as salesman with tn
well known firm of B. ShOninger & CT
= in connection with their Norwicl
II branch and leaves for his new field o
labor to-day. Mr. Lewis has man
friends here who wish him the best o
success in bis new position.
Mrs Julia Mcdonald, one of the oldes
a. a, Irish residents of Waterbury, died at he
E, home, No 40 Stone street, last night
e, after n lingering illness. The decease
a. was SO years of age, and had lived her,
II nearly fifty years. She was the mothe
ID of Felix, Ellen and Mary a. Mcdonald
+ and Mrs r.. F. Sheehan. The funera
70 will take place to st Patricks church a
a. 8 o'clock Saturday morning.
In the police court this morning tn
case against Henry Wilton, charge
with taking a team without leave, wa
continued for 80 days, There was a mis-
understanding about the affair, and
- appears that Wilton had paid for tn
hire of the team. Antonio Renar,lO. a
Italian boy, was charged with injury t
~ property. His case was continued unit
L tomorrow.
The ladies at the convent bazaar e1
tend a most cordial invitation to tn
gentlemen of the city to come and hel
I make the bazaar a success, and at tn
same time spend a pleasant evening
Tonight there will be character song
at by the pupils of st Nary's school and
- farce, ACry for Help" by the Mise
O'Connor. Bohan, Mcknight, McMaho
and Mccoy. Friday evening a socet
comedy will be presented by member
of the Alumni a ISOLATION.
Patrick Moriarty, who lives on Bal,
street and works at Randolph & Glove.
- factory, is DESTROYS of catching the PEE
son who perpretrated despicable trio
+ on Tuesday night. Mr. Moriarty recent
purchased a COW. About 8 o'clock Tue
day night a gentleman walking alon
the Meriden railroad tracks, belo,
IF Liberty street, found the animal tied to
tree near the track in such a way thu
i had train passed the COW would hav
re been killed.
John Heaney of Watervllle died ;
ID Millerton, N. Y, Monday evening
ID where he went for the benefit of h
health several months ago. He was
years of age and had many relatives an
lie friends in Waterville and this city. I'll
lie funeral took place to the church of tn
lie Immaculate Conception at o'clock til
IA morning. The pallbearers were: Pete
IL Patrick, Joseph and William M
Connell, Edward LaChance and ElmC