Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-06-17
City NEWS.


from the Yale law school for his sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs A. E. Bronson, aged 90 years,
died this morning at her home on Gil
bert street.
If you want neat dresses for the sum-
mer call at Phelan's tea store, he is
giving them away.
For sale cheap, shelving, counters,
tables, show cases, mirrors, safe, desk,
etc, etc. Brett & Co.
The Rev R. A. Nichols of Hartford is
conducting a series of meetings in the
Brooklyn chapel.
About forty pupils of st Margaret's
school left this morning to spend the
summer vacation at their homes.
A savage dog fight occurred in front
of the Cooley house last night. A
policeman dubbed both brutes into in
sensibility.
1t is too bad that civilized people
must be so afflicted with the malady OF
dirt. But remember the surest and
quickest remedy is Lavine.
Mrs Margaret Lizotte, aged 81 years,
died this morning at her home on South
Main street. The funeral will take
place to st AIMS church Friday morn
ing.
The funeral of the late Mrs Maurice
Moriarty took place at 80 o'clock this
afternoon to st Patrick's church. The
remains were taken to Thomaston for
Interment.
Arthur Lewis, one of DIR BANDS
assistants, was overcome by the heat last
evening and for time acted like an in
sane man. DIR Rodman was called and
the man was quieted.
Keeper Thompson of the almshouse
and Clerk Ed Belden of the selectmen's
Office went to Ansonia yesterday after
noon to bring Mrs Henry Byrnes to Wa
terbury, preparatory to taking her to
Middletown.
The First division, A. o. H. last even
President, Thomas Luddy; vice presi-
dent, William Mccormack; financial
secretary, Peter Murphy; recording
secretary Hugh Feeley; treasurer, James
Meagher.
The Turn Verein will give picnic in
Hellmann's grove tomorrow afternoon
and evening, for the purpose of rails
ing funds to help defray the ex-
pense of the proposed trip to Williams
burg, N. Y. The active turner's and the
junior class will give an exhibition at
the picnic and there will be dancing
afternoon and evening.
Mrs Ellen Halloran, one of the oldest
Irish residents of the city, died at her
home No 10 Simon street, at O'Clock
last evening, after lingering illness.
She leaves a son, William Halloran, and
two daughters, Mrs William Daily and
Mrs John Shanahan. The funeral will
take place to st Patrick's church at $50
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The third annual meeting Of the
Waterbury Christian Endeavor union
was held in the First NJ.
E. church last evening. The
report of the meeting showed the
membership at present to be 1913, a
gain of 10 over last year. F. E. Willis
was elected president; V. M. Shaw,
secretary and treasurer.
A week ago the Bridgeport Farmer
published an item, which was copied in
these columns, stating that DIR Bragg,
now of this city, had been expelled
from the New England Order of Pro-
lection for unprofessional conduct.
Upon inquiry The Farmer finds that it
was in error on Thursday last in report.
ing his expulsion from the lodge, and
regrets having done such unintentional
injustice to him.
The new postal cards styles A and b
are being struck off in large quantities
and it is expected that by the first OF
July when the first order will be sent
out, that several millions will be in
stock. Card A is the largest pearl gray
card and G is the MANILA card printed
expressly for advertisers. 1t is not
known as yet where the first consign
ment of the new cards will go to, but
undoubtedly to New York, st Louis Oh
Chicago.
The General Association of Congrega
tional churches in Connecticut was hello
: / =.
son of this city presided. The Rev
Llewellyn Pratt, d. D., of Norwich wal
elected moderator; the Rev G. F
Wooden of Colchester. scribe; Rev j. G
I Williamson of Windsor, F. E. Davey o.
Colchester and III. NJ. Marshall of Pres
colt were appointed nominating com
mittee, and the Rev w. T. Moore re
elected treasurer.
Court Falcon, "A. o. F. of A. last nigh
elected the following officers: T. F. Boil
ger, chief ranger; j. III. Donovan, sub
chief ranger; Edward Fitzpatrick, finan
cial secretary; William Kennedy, re
i urer; John Seiry, SENIOR woodward
George Beaucamp, Junior woodward
= Thomas McGlynn, senior beadle; Georg
Adams, junior beadle. After tn,
election the lodge was served with
n collation. by Thomas Regain in honor o
J, his initiation.
A livery team, driven by two younl
men, while passing the trench which j
e being dug opposite the City hall TO
9 water works, was caught between tn,
horse car track to-day and the two from
wheels were wlenched off. Every spok
was torn from the hubs. The hurs
p started on a run and attempted to dasl
across the park. Both men held to tn,
!. reins until the horse stopped. Fortunate
- lily neither man was injured. The hors
received a bad cut on one of the hin,
legs.
The convention of the State Firemen'
association will close in New Britain to
day. Last evening there was a parad
headed by the American band and
banquet was served at the state armor,
at which there were a number O
speeches made, including four out O