Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-05-25
CITY NEWS.


Look for the Union blue label before
buying your cigars.
Battalion drill at the armory this |
evening, the last of the season.
There is an advertised letter at the
postoffice for Mrs Pascal Beckwith.
E. @. Roath has the score card privi-
leges for the races Friday and Saturday.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
stationary temperatures; fair on Tues
day.
Prof Bonn will give piano recital at
Jacques opera house on Sunday even
ing, June 2.
Hannah b. Mahoney, aged 10 years,
daughter of John Mahoney of High
street, died last night.
See the suits that Brett & Co have
marked down from $14, $15, SIG and
SIT to sell for $3.50.
1t was woman who first made trouble
for man. But there is no trouble with
the women who use Lavine for washing.
A sum of money found on Bishop
street, May 3, awaits an owner at the
police station. Apply to Chief Egan.
The Rev Father Mulcahy addressed
the Sodality of the Children of Mary at
the church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton last evening.
The horse which was so severely
burned on the Watertown road two
weeks ago was shot this morning by DIR
Bland.
The spring suits that Epson, Single
ton g. Co, are selling, are cut in style by
first rate artists, so that they fit as well
as custom made and cost much less.
The case of Thomas Lally VS. Martin
Connors, an action to recover title of
piece of land, was argued before Judge
Cowen this morning in the district
court.
A request has been made for the re-
Bawn" and it is probable that if suit
able date can be procured it will be
given within a month.
The st Aloysius society of the Immac-,
ulate Conception church will give an
excursion to High Rock grove on June
%, the day following the feast of the
patron saint of the society.
Miss Mary w. Carroll, aged "a years,
died yesterday at the home of her
mother, Mrs Mary Carroll of Baldwin
street. The funeral will take place to-
morrow morning to st Patrick's church,
at $50 o'clock.
| Walter Thomas of New Britain, the
young actor who has many warm
friends here, has been engaged to sup
port Julia Marlowe during the coming
season in a number of Shakespearian
plays.
All parties liable to revenue tax for
May and June, desiring to save a PEN
atty of so per cent added to their tax,
should make immediate payment to the
deputy collector, Z. A. Warren, 10 Bank
street.
| Mrs Mary N. Conner, wife of George
| Conner of 232 Bishop street, died yester-
day afternoon, aged 40 years. The
| funeral will take place to the church of
| the Immaculate Conception at II o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The unknown man who was struck by
a train at the New England station
several weeks ago has been removed
from the hospital to the almshouse. He
is insane and can give no account Of
himself.
Grand Knight Moran and Past Grand
Knight Reid of Sheridan council, K. of
IC., on Saturday evening called upon
Mrs w. F. Dillon and paid her the
81, 900 endowment on the life of her
husband, the late w. F. Dillon.
DIR Clemants of Bridgeport has just
returned from Germany, where he has
been making study of the Koch lymph,
cation to build sanitarium, where
nothing but the treatment will be used.
Robert Banziger, the Pearl street ped
dler, who disappeared some time ago,
has been heard from. He is with a
brother in some town in New York state.
Nothing has been heard from James
Flynn, who disappeared about the same
time.
Mrs Nellie Furey, the young wife of
Martin Furey of 722 East Main street.
died yesterday from Inflammation of
the bowels. The funeral will take place
to the church of the Sacred Heart We'd
nesday morning. She leaves two young
+ children.
The police are on the lookout for
Esther Strand, Meriden girl, who ran
away from her home last Saturday.
She is 10 years old, of dark complexion,
each cheek. She had on a light
checked suit and dark blue hat.
Lizzie DAILY, the popular little dancer
who has been seen here several times
with "McCarthys Mishaps" will well
come her old friends at the opera house
this evening. She has new play, 1.-THE
Latest Fad" which is receiving liberal
praise from the press Of the state.
It is not an unusual thing on Sunday
afternoon on the Naugatuck road to find
several disabled carriages, occasioned by
reckless driving. Yesterday was no ex-
lception to the rule as two badly demon.
allied teams can attest. The driver of
one was thrown out cutting himself
badly. ...
A carriage occupied by woman and
boy was overturned near the corner OF
East Main and Orange streets yesterday
at 1920 o'clock. The horse ran away
i making a bad wreck of the carriage.
He was captured on School street.
Yesterday afternoon one of Liveryman
Austin's horses, driven by boy, ran
away on Dublin street, smashing the
carriage.
The shad season is now half over, and
still the once famous Connecticut river
fish doesn't put in an appearance in any
: considerable number. The pounds are