Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-04-18
GUY NEWS.

The remains of Dennis Mccarthy were
taken on the 7:30 train this morning for
burial in Baltic.
A little knowledge is a danderous
thing; little laVine for washing and
scrubbing is an excellent thing. Try it.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Lannen to-day be-
came the parents of a thirteen and one
half pound boy.
Morris ii. Waas, the Grand street
cigar manufacturer, will sail for Hol-
land early in May. He will be absent
about two months.
Clearing out sale" of all the spring
overcoats at Brett & Co.'S. Now is the
time to buy one at about your own
price.
Prof Reilly rendered his pupils n re-
ceptiun at City hall this afternoon. The
floor was crashed for dancing by Snow
and Bulger. The affair was enjoyed by
those present.
The passenger business of the New
England road is increasing very rapidly
now and the Springfield route is proving
quite popular now that trains run into
the union station.
Michael Houlihan, aged 25 years, died
Thursday at the residence of his brother
in-law, corner of Bank and Third streets
The funeral will take place to st Pat
rick's church tomorrow afternoon.
William j. O'Brien, popular freight
| conductor on the New York and New
England road, and Miss Sadie Williams
of Sandy Hook, will he married at
Brewsters, N. ", on Wednesday of next
week.
Parents will find Epson, Singleton &
Co.'S new youths, boys and children's
department the best place to rlothe the
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tains the largest stock in the city to Sc
| lect from.
All the old officers were reelected at
the meeting Thursday afternoon in New
Haven, of the State Democratic club.
The president is Simeon f. Baldwin of
New Haven, and William Waldo Hyde
of Hartford is the first vice president.
Mayor Baldwin is improving rapidly.
William Milton, who is i'll with typhoid
pneumonia, passed very comfortable
night. His physician has strong hopes
now that he has passed the crisis and
that he will recover.
In the superior court at New Haven,
yesterday, Mrs Emma q. Andrews was
granted divorce from her husband
james G. Andrews, of this city, on the
grounds of intemperance and nOn-sup-
port. Her name was changed to Emma
| q. Pardee.
At the Methodist conference at New
London yesterday the vote on the pro-
pOSal to admit women to the conference
resulted III tie. The final vote will be
taken Monday. Five candidates were
admitted to full orders and two to dea
cons orders.
Five new members were initiated at
| the meeting of Court Stephen j. Meany,
| A. o. +. of a., held last evening. After
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held in honor of the new members. Re
freshmcnts were served and the evening
was pleasantly spent by the members.
Manager Kaiser sof briggs. Smith &
Co has received a letter from Miss Neatly
Stevens of Chicago, who recently gave
piano recital in the opera house. thank
ing him for fav0rs extended, and the
people of Waterbury for the kindly man
ner in which she was received.
y grand kirchweih for the benefit of
the German Lutheran society will he
held in Concordia hall Tuesday. We'd
nestlay and Thursday evenings of next
literary entertainment will be provided
each evening. The proceeds will be for
the benefit of the church fund.
The court of inquiry convened by
special order of the adiutant general to
examine into the conduct of general w.
NJ. Mclean, commanding Company III.
| First regiment, e. y. e., unanimously
| recommended dismissal of Captain Nc.
| Lean, and in accordance with the report
General Embler has discharged Mclean.
The examination of Mclean was con-
Quoted by Major Burpee OF this city.
The Goth birthday of the veteran
city will be celebrated by reunion and
banquet of his former pupils at Warner
hall, New Haven, next Thursday at >
o'clock. Mr. Lowell will be present ut
the meeting. An invitation to be
present is extended to all those who
have been pupils of Mr. Lowell, either In
the Lancasterian or his private school.
Bishop Mcmahon has invited the
priests of the diocese to dine at the
episcopal residence on Pennington ave
nue., Hartford, on Friday April IS. The
bishop will shortly go to Europe. on the
advice of physicians, for needed rest
and to receive proper treatment for his
impaired eyesight. and this dinner will
give the priests an opportunity to bid
| the bishop good bye.
The Right Rev Bishop McMahon has
created a new parish in Meriden for the
German and Polish Roman Catholics
The Rev Ignatius kost is assigned to the
new parish there. Another parish in
Bridgeport for the Slavonian, Bohemian
and Hungarian Catholics. The Rev
Joseph j. Formanck is the pastor. He
has also established parish in the towns
of Hamden and North Haven, with Rev
John Winters of Colchester, as pastor.
Some time last night burglars broke
INTO E. w. Shannon's barn on Central
avenue, and stole a Victor bicycle. The
barn has been visited three times before
during the past year and each time the
robbers secured something. 1t was
noticed last night shortly after 10 o'clock
that three fellows were trying to effect
an entrance into the Hillside avenue
school, but they were scared away. 1t
is probable that they were the ones who
stole the bicycle.
In MEMORlAM