Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-30
CITY NEWS.

"The Castaways" at the casino this
evening.
The road board went out on tour of
inspection this afternoon.
The condition. of Martin Keefe is re-
ported as being much improved to-day.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair, warmer
weather, followed by showers; fair on
Friday.
The employees of the Naugatuck rail-
road are having their eyes examined for
color blindness.
The Women's Relief corps held an
apron and necktie sociable in G. A. X.
hall last night.
The Canadian band will givea concert
and sociable at Concordia hall to-mor-
row night.
Tickets are selling rapidly for the sa-
cred concert 1t st Patrick's hall next
Sunday evening.
Don't forget to order that lavine" is
the constant cry of the ladies who have
used it and know whereof they speak.
Attorney Kennedy of >Naugatuck said
this morning that Terrence McKiernans
trial would not be held at this term of
court.
Brett & Co have filled their north
window with children's suits costing
from IS to $40, which they are now
closing out for 1895.
The Rev Father Walsh of Tariffville,
formerly Of this city, was in town last
evening. He returned home on the l
o'clock train to-day.
Michael Spellman, aged AZ years, died
this morning at his home on Baldwin
street. The funeral will take place
Saturday morning.
o. ~, no
greatest bargains ever offered in cloth
ing and gents furnishings. The leading
styles are specialties with them.
The ground west of st Johns church
and north of the parish building has
| been graded, and in a manner which
adds considerable to the looks OF the
place.
Grand Knight Reid and Secretary
Hynes last evening paid the 81 900 en-
dowment, from the Knights of Colum-
bus, to the widow of the late P. j.
| Ahearn.
The attractions at the Immaculate
Conception fair this evening will in
| clude club swinging by M. j. Colloty
and an exhibition by Knox, the contor-
| zionist.
Rev T. r. Sweeney, now pastor of the
Catholic church at Portland, this state,
will sail on Saturday for trip to
Europe. His sister Josie will accom-
pany him.
A party of friends called on G. Fred
Barnes, at his home on Willow street
last evening, to celebrate his thirty
third birthday. A pleasant time was
enjoyed by those present.
j. K. Bernard, who played in the cast
IN The Broom Maker" at the opera
house last night, is we'll known in this
city, having made Waterbury his head
quarters during the summer season.
Patents were issued to citizens of Wa
terbury this week as follows: F. B.
Manville, machine for turning keys for
gas cocks; A. d. Smith, buckle; L. r. S.
White, electric switch.
James OLoughlin and Mrs Margaret
Kelly were married at st Patrick
church this morning. Miss Katie Coss,
acted as bridesmaid and groomsman,
respectively.
| John Bristors horse, while standing
in front of a store near the West End
last night, became frightened and ran
toward the center at break-neck speed.
Near Center Square the runaway
collided with Andy Johnson's hack and
both teams were badly damaged.
The United States revenue office, 10
Bank street, is open days from o a. m.
to 4 p. m. to receive applications and
government taxes due May LIST, for the
months of May and June, at one-sixth
the rate for the year. No tax on cigars
and tobacco. Parties renew again July
LIST, for one year.