Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-16
CITY. NEWS.

stationary temperature; 1alr on FRIDAY
Miss Delane, the smallpox patient, is
getting along as well as can be expected
and will ultimately recover.
Thomas Kelly, who has been on the
sick list for several weeks, is GONZALES
cent, and attending to business again.
The state apple growers are holding
their annual meeting in Hartford to-
day, ex-Lieutenant Governor Hyde pre-
siding.
Necessity is the mother of invention,
and laviue is fast becoming necessity
to the mothers and daughters of Amerl-
ca.
Clearing out sale of all the spring
overcoats at Brett Il Cos. Now is the
time to buy one at about your own
price.
Don't content yourself with looking at
the display in Epson, Singleton u Cos
show window. Only few styles can
be seen there. They can suit all tastes.
John b. Ebbs, the East End druggist,
and Miss Myra ID. Holmes. bOOkkeeper
at the Waterbury Watch company, were
married yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
by Rev Mr. Micou.
The case of the Naugatuck Savings
bank VS. the Connecticut Rubber COM
pany, action for foreclosure of mort
gage, was heard before Judge Bradstreet
in the district court to-day.
Dennis O'Brien, aged "A years, died
last evening at his home on Pleasant
street, after several days illness with
typhoid pneumonia. The funeral will
take place at 2:30 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Arguments in the case for man.
slaughter against the Woodbury. select
men were made before the superior
court in New Haven to-day. The case
will probably go to the jury this after
noon.
Friends who wish to denote articles OF
money for the German Lutheran festi-
val, to be held three evenings next
week, are requested to send their offer
ings to Concordia hall next Monday
afternoon.
A reception of the High school grad
uating class of 1891 was given last even
ing, at the home of Miss Laura Belle
Watrous on Pearl street. y programme
of music and dancing made the hours
pass pleasantly.
d. II. Nichols, superintendent of the
New York and New England Railroad
company, has been sued for extortion in
keeping in his place former conductor
on the Frisco road. Suit is brought at
Springfield, Mo.
Beginning to-day the train on the
New York and New England railroad
will run into the union depot at Spring
field instead of into the Lyman street
station. This will be a great accom-
mediation to the road and to its patrons
Frank E. Cunningham and Miss
Jennie Carey We're married by the Rev
Father O'Donnell at the church of the
Immaculate Conception at 1O:30 O'clOcE
this morning. The best couple were
Morgan Flaherty and Miss Mary
Courtney.
Somebody started the story April
that the bronze one-cent pieces of the is
sue of the current year, from some mis-
take at the mint, contain gold in theil
composition, and that efforts of the gov
eminent are being made to call them in
There is not particle of truth in thi.
story. and it is contradicted as it is he
coming an expensive joke and an i'm
position, especially upon the boys al
over New England.
Waterbury council. II. and :. NJ. las
night elected the following officers: T
~. NJ, Frank H. Trowbridge: 1T. l. ID
NJ. James Callan; z. G. of W.. Rollin r
, Bird; treasurer, Burton q. Byran: re
corder, HenEN- w. Atwood; c. of G..
Andrew w. Goldsmith; conductor. join
b. Scott; steward, Robert Plat. Jr
organist, Thomas E. Shepard; sentinel
Perry {. Morris.
Word wac received this afternoon o
the death of jerome Hayden of this cit.
at the hospital for the insane in Middle
town. Hayden, who was about 25 year
of age, formerly conducted a SINAI
printing office on Bank street, which h
abandoned owing to failing health TIVE
years ago. He spent several months il
the south and shortly after his return t.
{ this city several months ago he showed
signs of insanity, and was removed t.
the institution in Middletown.
The inspection and sociable of Co E
Hibernian rifles, at City hall this even
ing, promises to be an interesting event
Colonel DOnaghue and staff will be me
at the station on the arrival of the
o'clock train, and escorted to City hal
h where the inspection will take place
! The tug-of-war between teams from
>, the Scovill Manufacturing company an
u Rogers & Brother will be a big featur
II of the evenings entertainment, afte
q which will follow sociahle. Berger
will furnish the music and Uffendal
will prompt.
Derby people are endeavoring to max
an arrangement with the Berlin Rridg
company to build an arch bridge in
stead of the fiat truss bridge specified il
tnelr plau 10 COSL Sok,UUO. IL Is ullueL
stood that the Derby people are Willing
to pay the balance necessary for tn
, more expensive bridge. A meeting Q
the county commits ;ioners of New
Haven and Fairfield counties was t
have been held yesterday to arrange 70
the construction of temporary bridge
= but it was Indefinitely postponed to a
low the Derby people time to deal wit
. the bridge company.
II j. B. Mullings is making a specialt
y of ready made clothing this spring an
a guarantees every garment he sells to b
>, perfect in every detail. He invite
q readers of the DEMOCRAT to call and sc
for themselves. A fine line of children
= clothing.
immaculate Conception Entertainment