Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-19
CITY NEWS.

nOlu all duJoulhSu hSSCAhS Oiiho S'SA
ing.
Stepping stones to success: Honesty, |
economy, frugality, cleanliness. For the !
latter use Lavine.
Mortimer O'Connor to-day purchased
the sample rooms of Daley & Dean, |
ON East Main street.
The condition of Mrs Peter Lawlor is |
much improved and her physician is |
confident of a speedy recovery.
Sergeant E. o. Goss of Company A,
arrived from camp this morning, being
called home on account of sickness IN
his family.
The finder of pocketbook containing
ring and sum. of money will be re-
warded by leaving the same at 40 Spring
street.
Tickets for theexcursion of the American
band and the employees of Plume q At
wood are for sale at briggs q Smith S
music store.
The condition of Frank Beecher, the
letter carrier who IS i'll with typhoid
| fever, is serious and his physician says
| that he cannot recover.
Chief of Police Egan, John L. SAKE
and Z. c. Margratf attended the annual
reunion of Company b, First Connecti-
cut Cavalry, at Meriden to-day.
Joseph, aged years, the son of Norbert
| Pronovost died this morning. The funer
al will be held tomorrow from the
family residence, 52Bishop street.
Valuable bar fixtures belonging to T.
F. Mcdonald of this city were destroyed
Oy fire, yesterday, in New Britain. The
| fixtures were stored in barn owned by
Mrs Winifred Bowen, Mr. McDonald's
mother-in-law.
All voters who have changed their
| n another
| and those who desire to be made voters,
are requested to hand in their names to
Registrar ID. j. Casey, at his store on
| East Main street.
Ella, aged four months, the infant
daughter of Jocob WOnn, died this
morning. The funeral will be held at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from her
family residence on South Leonard
street.
Mamie, aged six years, the daughter
of the Rev Cornelius Pike of Cherry
street, the pastor of the Advent church,
died this morning. The remains will be
taken to Sandy Hill, Kingsbury, N. Y,
Friday morning, for burial.
One of the best excursions of the sea-
son will he that to be given next Satur-
day under the auspices of Co E, Hiber-
man Rifles, to Savin Rock. The train
will leave the New England station
promptly at Z a. m. Fare for the round
trip $1.25; children IS cents.
Phoenix Fire Company No /, have re-
ceived sixty new suits, which the MEM
bers will wear for the first time on
parade day. The suits are of navy blue,
with caps to match. The suits were
made by the Waterbury One Price
Clothing company.
The aim that Epson, Singleton & Co
| aly1-a haH in tn in.
customers the best ready made clothing
that can be produced at the lowest living
prices is appreciated by a discriminating
public as their constantly increasing
sales show.
A lodge of the Brotherhood of Rail
way Trainmen has been formed in this
city. The new lodge starts out with a
membership of twenty. The officers are
Eugene SlasOn, past master William En-
mis-, master; Matthew Kenny, vice mas
ter.
Albert Clair of Burnham street, while
working ON a press in the Plume &
Atwood factory yesterday, cut off his
thumb at the first joint. DR. Castle
dressed the wound. Three weeks ago
the same young man lost his fore finger
in a press.
A solemn requiem mass will be cele-
brated at the church of the Immaculate
Conception at s o'clock tomorrow
morning for the repOse of the soul of
the late Father Donahue. Many out of
town clergy men will be present.
The bill boards on Meadow street, fca-
ing the old Grand street cemetery, are
being torn down and five foot stone
wall erected in their place. The top OF
the hill will be graded to the wall and
will greatly improve the appearance of
this part of Meadow street.
XTiII;on, IIallD,,nT ,,nruDu1y, ~
death by choking at party last even
ing. The reception was at Louis He'll
mann's and MIR Hellmann was eating
turkey when a bone lodged i'll his throa
and, but for the prompt work of a physi
,, clan who was called he would have
IL been choked to death. He is around this
morning, but is hardly able to talk.
James f. Cahill and Miss Josie A
Donovan were married at St Patrick
l. church this morning. Miss Annie
N Whalen was bridesmaid and William
o. Welch of Hartford acted as best man
A. Many presents were received by the
|, young couple. After wedding tou
n to New York and other places Mr. ano
r, Mrs Cahill will go to housekeeping OF
IL Baldwin street.
n While number of boys were playing
rs about the ditch which is being dug OF
ScoviIl street for the new water main
last evening, the bank caved IN ant
James Creedon, Charles Smith ant
George Sayers were partially covered
with earth Creedon was painful,
bruised and had to be carried to hi
home on Jeffrey alley. His companion
were not III ured.
Il For the benefit of all who wish to at
tend the opening of the French Cana
dian convention in this city next Tues
day, David A. Dolbec of Meriden an
: nounces that he has 200 tickets, and i
l. that number can be disposed of at ono
he will be able to get special trail
We over the Merlden, Waterbury & Con
necticut River road. Otherwise thos
coming will have to take the regula
train.
The Winsted Citizen says that it is to
bad that the Naugatuck railroad doesn
run an evening train from Waterbur
to Winsted on Sunday, for it is rattle