Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-08-17
CITY NEWS.

weather; showers on TUESDAY.
A special meeting of the Wheel club
will be held at o'clock this evening.
Mr. and Mrs John F. Bowers are re-
ceiving congratulations over the birth
of son last Friday.
| A meeting of the Second Ward
Democratic club will be held at 239
Bishop street this evening. A full at
| tendance is requested.
Theologians may change their creed,
the farmer leave his pillow for politics,
but Lavine never changes, its always
cheap and good for washing.
John Morlarty is out to-day with a
handsome new delivery wagon painted
white with the words Waterbury Furn-
ture Co in handsome gilt letters.
Excelsior council, o. U. A. M. OBJ
served yesterday as memorial day, deco
rating the graves of their deceased
members in Riverside cemetery.
John Cashen of this city drove to
Naugatuck yesterday and broke another
wagon in which two men were riding.
Officer Grove came up to-day and ar
rested Cashier.
Edward Lawlor was killed by the
cars at Rock Falls, near Middletown,
while returning from picnic Saturday
night. His body was found yesterday
morning.
Tickets for the excursion to be given
by Co E, Hibel man rifles, to Savin Rock
next Saturday can be procured from the
members. The train will leave the New
England depot at o'clock sharp. Fare
for the trip $1.25.
Attend the festival and entertainment
to be given at City hall by the Third
division, A. o. H., August 81, % and
30. No expense will be spared. Spec
ialty artists from out of town will give
a tirst-class entertainment each evening.
James L, O'Reilly and Miss Catherine
A. kiley were married with a nuptial
mass by the Rev Father Flemming at
the church OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton at 9 o'clock this morning. The
best couple was Joseph O'Reilly and
Miss Mary T. O'Meara.
The Royal Ark at Manchester held it's
final meeting last week and found the
money in the treasury would make a
dividend of 30 cents for each member.
1t was voted to give the sum of $40 to
the widow of John Smith. The local
lodge has paid all its bills.
A gentleman driving over the South
ington mountains yesterday afternoon
discovered a dead horse on the side of
the road, and near by a demolished car
riage. 1t was evidently a case of over
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outfit.
Daniel Calvin was charged with
runkenness, in the police court this
morning. He was fined $40 and costs,
having been arrested before. Charles
Perogen and Frank Renald, Italians, got
into fight yesterday on Canal street.
They were fined SD and costs each.
The heirs of William O'Brien of Hart
ford, j. j. Mcguire and w. r. Barry of
Birmingham, William Leahy of Dan
bury, Edward KearLs of Bridgeport and
Michael Flanagan of Unionville~ will
receive 81 900 each tomorrow from the
general treasurer of the knights of
J Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs Malcolm McGegor cele-
brated their golden wedding Saturday
evening at their home on Silver street.
Nearly one hundred friends congratulate
ed the happy couple and left purse
of goldaS substantial reminder of their
visit. Mr. and Mrs McGregor came from
Scotland forty years ago.
While James Lenahan of North Leon
ard street was out riding with his family
last night the horse took fright near
Plume & Atwood's shop and ran away.
Mr. Lenahan was thrown out and sustain
ed fractured right wrist and scalp
wound. He was attended by DR. Debuc.
Mrs Lenahan and her children escaped
uninjured.
Speaking of the railroad situation, a
New York paper says: The Long Island
and Austin Corbin both have money land
neither is afraid. to fight a Vanderbilt.
Hence the completion of the New
England's connections means compro.
: mise agreement looking to a fail
division of the traffic tc
Boston, or it means a cut rate tc
Ea.l.A LII H.
the two parties will be evenly matched
Austin Corbin is not the kind of a mar
to willingly consent to be the under
dog.