Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-09-23
CITY NEWS.

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/ 1.-THE members of the road board are
Great brook to-day.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
temperature; fair on Thurs
day.
Many of the members of the Ameri- |
can band went to the Watertown fair |
to-day to assist the Oaxville band.
The Choral society will meet in Car
rollton council hall next Monday even
ing, when the seasons work will be
mapped out.
Deputy Sheriff Michael Slocum of
Winsted is very low and his physicians
say that he cannot recover. His rela
tives in this city left for Winsted to-day.
DR. Axtelle was called to New York
last night in response to telegram an
nouncing the arrival of DR. and Mrs
North from Europe and the serious ill
ness of DR. North.
In the police court to-day Eugene
Lynch, drunk, was given 30 days; John
Sullivan, breach of peace. 81 and costs.
Louis Francois charged with non support
had his case continued for 30 days.
The CITY water in Danbury grows
worse instead of better, and yesterday,
according to the News of that city, it
assumed ruddy hue which was any
thing but pleasant to those who have to
drink it,
"Colonel" Robert j. Vance of the New
Britain Herald was in town yesterday
afternoon. He succeeded in inveigling
Congressman Cummings of New York,
who was the guest of Mayor Baldwin,
over to New Britain.
Holders of 80 cent tickets for the
Sacred Heart church entertainment
may now select seats and numbers. The
chart for Wednesday night, September,
30, is now at Bossidy's. The Thursday
night, October 1, chart, will be placed
| there later on.
A beautiful head of hair is the most
Manville, room 3, Lilley block, is a
thorough artist, and can beautify the
| most refractory head of hair. Her ad
vertisement on the first page tells of
other things interesting to ladies.
The choir of the Immaculate Concep-
ton rendered very fine programme at
the Notre Dame convent bazaar last
evening. Tonight music by the Misses
Murphy, Mcmahon, O'ConnOr and Nc
| Elligott, and comic song "ThOse In
ventions of To-day" by the Misses Nc
Elligott, will form the programme.
A seven year old son of Henry L.
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fell from a walnut tree yesterday after
noon, a distance of twenty five feet,
breaking both bones of his left forearm
and sustaining a severe scalp wound.
| DIR w. II. Holmes was called to attend
the injured lad.
A reward of $1,000 has been offered
by the commissioners of Allegheny
county, Pa, for the arrest and detention
of Frederick Carlton Fitzsimmons, with
a score of aliases, who escaped from jail
September IA, after having been in
dicted by the grand jury for the murder
of Detective G.. II. Gilkinson.
At the Baptist church last evening the
twelfth quarterly meeting of the Chris
tian Endeavor union was held. The at
tendance was large. Rev II. II. Kelsey
of Hartford delivered the address of the
evening, his theme being "The End and
Aim of Christian EndeaVor." At 93C
the delegates were rendered a reception
in the church parlor.
Epson, Singleton & Co have completed
arrangements whereby they are in posi-
ton to offer magnificent edition OF
the New Family Atlas of the World
bound in English silk cloth. The book
contains 5S2 pages. Acopy of the atlas
will be presented to every customer af-
ter purchasing $40 worth of goods at the
company's store.
The silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Kiefer was celebrated last night
by gathering in Concordia hail. which
was largely attended by the members OF
the society with their families. The ex
ercises were opened by a banquet which
put everybody in good humor. Then {
speech was made by President SAKE, tt
which Mr. kiefCr responded, speaking il
happy vein. At the close an origina
song was sung, the verses having beer
prepared by Moritz Grelle. Mr. and Mr..
Kiefer were the recipients OF many
beautiful presents, among the number
being n handsome silver tea service
from the Concordia society, and mar
BILE cathedral clock from the ladies o
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