Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-11-28
CITY NEWS.

page.
A present goes with every pound of
tea or coffee at j. F. Phelan's tonight.
The Rev Father Mulcahy to-day re-
turned from his visit to Baltimore and
other points.
VA store key and lap robe found yester-
day may be obtained by the owners at
the police station.
The races to have been held at the
driving park yesterday were postponed
owing to the heavy condition of the
track.
The greatest of them all is what
everybody says about Epson, Singleton
& Co.'S commodious clothing apartments.
The place to buy, surely.
The new addition to the plant of the
pleted and a handsome flag pole now
adorns the tower of the building.
A miniature bale of cotton has been
her brother james o. BrzezinskI, who is
attending the exposition at Raleigh, N.
G..
Engineer Eugene Lake of the Manga
tuck division was called to his home in
Millerton, New York. to-day, on &C
count of the serious illness of his
brother.
w. S. Cleveland, the minstrel mana
ger, who has many personal friends
here, is lying dangerously i'll with pneu-
monia, at the Hoffman house, New
York.
Margaret, aged eight months
daughter of Timothy Fitzgerald of los
Railroad Hill street, died this morning
The funeral was held at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
Conductor James Mcfarland of the
Naugatuck division sprained his leg
yesterday and went to his home il
Bridgeport. Conductor Rock is running
the train to-day.
| Colonel Whites condition was very
critical yesterday morning, but las
evening he was somewhat easier. HI
seemed to rest more comfortably and t.
be likely to survive the night.
H. w. Reed, proprietor of the Gem
| 142 South Main street, will open THU
evening ii chop house in connection
with his regular business. A free lunct
| will be served from to -. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Yesterday was short calendar day be
| fore the superior court at New Haven
but little business was transacted, a.
only three cases were on the list. TIT
| first, demurrer in Plat Bros & Ct
VS. the city of Waterbury, went over fo
a week. Fulton VS. Anthony wa
stricken off the list.
James Hanley was brought befor
Justice Fisher, in Thomaston, at 1913
o'clock this morning, charged will
numbering his brother Patrick, OF
Thanksgiving eve. He was held with
out bonds for the action of the CRANE
| jury. The funeral of the murdered boz
was held this morning, Rev Father Dial,
officiating.
| The next meeting of the Connection
Library association will be held in tn
public library, New London, on Thurs
day, December 3, at 1890 a. M, and
p. m. All librarians and friends O
libraries are cordially invited to b.
present and join in the discussion
which will follow papers on practica
subjects.
| The great sun masquerade ball o
runxis tribe, l. o. r. M, to be held il
the Jacques auditorium on Tuesda
evening, December Is, promises to b
the greatest event of the kind ever he'll
in Waterbury. The occasion will com
memorate the third anniversary of tn
institution of the tribe, which now mum
bers over $50 chiefs, warriors an
braves.
A curious coincidence occurred at tn
Naugatuck station this morning. TIL
engine on Conductor McDermott's earl
passenger train from Winsted broke
spring on the way down and upon al
irving here was exchanged for another
Conductor Gregory's train out of Bridge
port which passes Conductor McDe1
motifs train here also met with an acc
dent, the engine disabling it's whistle. ]
was exchanged also for another engin
upon the arrival of the train in this city
Thanksgiving day was celebrated i
good style at the Reform school in Mer
den, and Superintendent Howe out-di
himself in giving the boys good time
A large number of friends and relative
of the boys visited the school. Rev Z
Perkins gave an admirable address
the boys A fine turkey dinner wa
served, sixty-five turkeys and the a,
, compartments satisfying the boys. The
there was singing by the boys in concer
and football, and various other athleti
lpameS cOmnleted the dau,S colohnn+ =,