Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-19
CITY. NE WS.

"Chaln lightning @aJ the opera mouse
this evening.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
stationary temperatures; Friday fair, fol-
lowed by rain or snow.
The February number of the Early
Closing Advocate will be issued in few
days from the DEMOCRAT press.
One of the most pleasant sociables
ever given by Nosahogan lodge, l. o. Q.
F., was enjoyed last evening by over
100 couples.
DIR North has been called to assist DIR
Scott of Terryville, who is attending |
Mrs I. O'Brien, who is dying from blood
poisoning.
A new engine has been added to the
rolling stock of the Meriden, Waterbury
& Connecticut River road, to replace the
one wrecked at Westfield.
| The will of the late Mrs Ada M. Egg
gleston was admitted to probate this
morning. II. Ii. Robinson was named
as executor.
The funeral of Fritz Weber, who
died at the town house Tuesday mig ht,
took place from DIllon's undertaking
rooms this afternoon.
The funeral of Edward Carroll will
take place fsom his late residence on
East Main street to the church of the
Sacred Heart at $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The funeral of Mrs George Smith will
take place from her late residence on
Livery street at 3 O'Clock tomorrow
Afternoon. The burial will be in River
: side cemetery.
Patrolmen Pabor and Williams of
New Haven, charged with sleeping
while on duty, were tried on Wednesday
evening before this police board, and
each were reduced grade.
Co Z, Hibernian rifles, will hold their
regular drill tonight in the armory.
| All wishing to become members of the
! company must do so at once, as prepare
tons are now under way for inspection
Constable O'Brien went to Birming.
ham, yesterday, and attached some OF
the properties of the Fair Rebel com
pany for wages due two musicians
named May and Tyner. The manager
settled.
The foreclosure and electment case OF
E. A. Camp VS. George q. Tompkins e.
al, came up before Judge Bradstree
this morning. The amount involved
was 81, POS with interest. Judgment TO
the plaintiff.
w. r. Mattison of the American, wh'
is at the bedside of his sick father il
South SALISBURY, VT, writes to his Law
partner, c. j. Griggs, that his father ha
had turn for the worse, and his return
home will be delayed.
Lieut. Bowen of the recruiting station
has met with such success in securing
recruits for the army i'll this city that l
is probable that Waterbury will b
made Il branch of the office now estat
lished in New Haven.
John Dowd of this city, who lost hi
arm by falling from u freight car a
, Derby some time ago, is still undergoing
), treatment at the Bridgeport hospital
He is now strong enough to sit up an
the physicians say that he will soon b
able to return to Waterbury.
Sheriff futile served papers on Cit
Clerk Kilduff this Afternoon, for $500
- damages,i in the interest of Mary Barrett
through her Attorney r. A. Lowe. Mis-
Barrett fell on the walk in front of tn
Ii. ID. Abbott residence on North Mai
street, February 10, fracturing her RICH
- leg and sustaining severe internal IL
juries.
The county commissioners are cor
stantly receiving bids from bridge builC
ers for the proposed iron bridge over tn
HouSatonic river between Shelton an
Birmingham. March ? is the time fC
bids to close and from present indici
tions the commissioners will have plent
to select from. The work on the neN
bridge will commence early in the spring
n. At yesterday afternoons session {
the Grand lodge of knights of Pythia'
~ IN WalIingford, officers were electe
as follows P. G. c., Gideon ii. Welle
ar rorrington; G. c., George $. HUI
- Bristol; G. V. g., John w. Malvern
Hartford G. X. r. s., IL. o. Cas-
Hartford q. NJ. E., w. l.. Morgan
New Britain supreme representative
E. F. Durand, New Haven &. l. G
Frank r. White, Waterbury q. .. q
William Reed, Hartford.
Serpaont Simmons Of the racruitiu
station was in town to-day continuin
the work of examining candidates VIII
wish to join the regular army. IL
seven men who have already been a.
lcepted are: Andrew Michan, Nichol;
III. Pagan, Patrick j. Calvin, Thomi
Cream, Fred Morris and Albert Thorn
They left New Haven last night for Ne
.d York. Thone and Pagan viii be sent I
Jefferson barracks, st Louis, and I'll
=. others will be stationed on David IslanC
~ New Yoak harbor, for the present.