Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-06-01

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Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather.
higher temperature.
The board of fire commissioners will
meet this evening.
An advertised letter is in the postofice
for William M. Abbott.
David, infant son of Joseph Errico of
North Elm street, died this morning.
Prof Bonn's piano recital will take
place at the opera house Monday even
ing, June8.
The bloom Of youth never fades from
the cheeks of those who use Lavine Tor
washing.
The clock of the Brooklyn school has
arrived and will be placed in position at
once.
Miss Lille HALEY of Alameda, Cal, is
visiting her cousin Mrs w. g. Bannon
of Cole street.
Letter Carrier Warner is gone on
two weeks vacation. His place Is filled
by Frank Beecher.
The postponed annual meeting OF the
Waterbury Choral society will be held
tomorrow evening.
j. p. McGuerty, telegraph operator on
the New York Teregram was a visitor IN
Waterbury over Sunday. >
cut will hold their twenty-first annual
reunion in Bristol, June %.
Isaac w. Thomas, aged 20 years, died
at his residence in Hopeville, early sun
day morning, of heart failure.
The reunion of the First Connecticut
Heavy artillery will be held in New Lon
don next Wednesday.
Mrs /. Uffendale, wife of /. Uffendale
the well known prompter, died this
afternoon at her residence on Cherry
street.
The funeral of Timothy, infant SON of
Timothy Healey took place from the
family residence 10 Aver street, at $3.50
this afternoon. e..
The court of common council will
meet this evening. 1t is probable that
the subject of park sites will be brought
up for discussion.
Deputy Sheriff futile retired yester-
day after several years faithful service.
Deputy Sheriff Fay assumed his new
position to-day.
The 10 o'clock train on the New Eng
land road was delayed nearly an hour
to-day on account of the derailment of a
freight car at Waterville.
The letter carriers are out to-day in
bran new straw hats, and their beauty
| pearance of our popular carriers.
Daniel Donovan, aged 90 years, died
last evening at his home on North Main
street. The remains will be taken to
Torrington tomorrow for burial.
At st Patrick's church this morning
Rev J. III. Duggan married George Dali
ton to Miss Annie Wall. The best
couple was Edward Dalton and Bridget
| Wall.
Miss Carrie St John of Hartford, is
visiting friends in this city. Miss st
John will sing at the piano recital to be
given by Prof Bonn at the opera house
next Monday evening.
Under the auspices of the Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent association OF Hart
ford, next Wednesday evening, the Rev
j. A. Mulcahy will deliver his celebrated
lecture on the Passion Play. .s
The Hartford Times, one of the oldest
and the very best paper in the state has
come out in a new dress and presents a
better appearance than ever, and its
politics are all right.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Carey was
largely attended yesterday afternoon to
the church of the Sacred Heart. The
pallbearers were: Simon Kenny, Frank
Bowe, Joseph Wall and Patrick Bowe.
J. E.McKeon of Jersey City the newly
appointed freight agent at the New Eng
land yards, took charge to-day. j. G.
Runyan the retiring agent, will take a
needed rest before engaging in any
other business.
A few carriages and several pairs of
harness are in the repair shops to-day as Il
result of reckless driving on the Manga
tuck turnpike yesterday. This is gee
ting to be a dangerous drive for people
who go out for pleasure.
Tie new hand stand is being rushed to
completion and will be a great inn
provement on the old one. With three
or four brass bands and as many drum
corps in the city, we ought to have
plenty of good music this summer.
The High School ball team has
ordered uniforms similar to the ones
ordered by the Y. NJ. @. A. They ex-
pect in few weeks to be able to ar
range a series of games with other
scholars.
Last cut down. Brett s. Co closed to-
day marking down stock. Open to-
morrow, Tuesday. Only 80 days more,
your last chance to get one of the many
bargains offered. No reasonable offer
refused. Brett & Co.
The Rev ]. g. Davenport preached
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church yesterday, taking for his text
impressions of the South" This was
Mr. Davenport's first appearance since
his recent illness and he was greeted by
large congregation.
The picnic given by Protector Hose
company Saturday afternoon and even
/ ing in Hellmann's grove, was well pat
ronized. The tug-of-war match, for
prizes, was contested by Scovill's team,
who won first, Benedict g. Burnham
second and Rogers & Brother third.
In the state parade of the uniformed
knights OF Pythias of Connecticut to
occur in New Haven, July 2S, two regi-
ments will participate as also will the
supreme chancellor of the order, Hon
i George Shaw, mayor of Eau Claire,
Wis, and Major General James r. Cara
han of Indianapolis, Ind.
The funeral of Miss Kate A. Hackett,
who died Saturday morning, took place
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