Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-06-03
CITY NEWS.


p. r.. Kelly of North Elm street will
leave for European trip on June e.
All the passenger coaches on the Maui
gatuck division are now equipped with
water tanks.
The Rev Father Mulcahy will deliver
his lecture on 1.-THE Passion Play" in
Hartford this evening.
Deputy Sheriff Fay served his first
papers to-day, a writ of attachment,
drawn by Attorney Root.
The funeral of Mrs l. Uffendale took,
place this afternoon, the services being
conducted by the Rev r. w. Micou.
The funeral of Isaac w. Thomas took
place this afternoon, the services being
conducted by the Rev DR. Anderson.
For sale cheap, shelving, counters,
tables, show cases, mirrors, safe, desk,
etc, etc. Brett & Co.
The funeral of William, infant son of
Michael McKennerney of Hayden street,
took place at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The New Haven county branch of the
Women's Christian Temperance union
are holding their annual convention here
to-day.
The engagement is announced of Re
porter Joseph A. Cullen of the Republi-
can and Miss Maggie Dillon of Dublin
street.
Miss E. j. Hudson, nlilliner, on South
Main street, made voluntary assign
ment to-day to Thomas G. McClenaghan
Of Hartford. ~ .g
The remains of Miss Belle Smith, who
died suddenly in the Watch shop, Mon
day, were taken to Vermont yesterday
for burial. tsH
Edwin f. Eggleston of this city was
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Miss Margaret "A. Logan. They will re-
side in Waterbury.
A new time table will be issued by the
Consolidated road on the 2Sth of this
month, when number of changes in
the schedule will be made. Il
The water commissioners to-day pub
lish notice in regard to street sprink-
ling and the use of hose. 1t is necessary
that the rules be strictly complied with.
ian inferior judge of an inferior
court from an inferior state" said But
Ter. A superior powder from superior
material and extraordinary in its effect,
say the ladies of Lavine. &S.
John Ryan and Miss Margaret Synnott
were married at st Patrick's church this
afternoon by Rev Father Duggan. The
bridesmaid was Miss Maria Ryan, and
James Ryan acted as groomsman.
John Flaherty and Miss Margaret
Bulger were married by the Rev Father
Mulcahy at the church of the Immacu-
late Conception at 10 q. m. to-day. The
best couple Were William Bulger and
Miss Fanny Wood. -~
George Kleeber and Miss Gussie Miller
were married at the residence of G. +.
Hallam, on Liberty street, yesterday
afternoon, the Rev w. P. Elsdon officiat-
ing in the presence of large number of
friends.
At Worcester yesterday James Quig-
ley, on trial for manslaughter, was
found guilty, and sentenced to one year
in the house of correction. Quigley
formerly worked fer the American Tea
Co of this city.
Steel engravings of the late. Willard
Spencer, father of Major +. A. Spencer,
have been presented by the family to
the selectmen's office, where Mr. Spencer
conducted the affairs of the town for
seventeen years, to the Bronson library
and the Waterbury Savings bank.
Next Wednesday the veterans of the
First Connecticut heavy artillery will
hold their annual reunion in New Lon
don. As the regiment was a large one
the number of veterans who are to at
tend the reunion will he correspond
ingly large.
The national banks in Connecticut
have not increased in number during the
past year, but those doing business have
largely added to their resources. There
are still eighty-four national banks in
the state, having capital of So. 774 $40,
which sum is slightly less than the
capitalization of the previous year.
A party of seven from the Abrigador
district left this morning for trip to
Ireland. The party consisted Of Patrick
Shanahan and daughter Mary, of Mill
street; John Egan, Pleasant street;
John Shea, Mill street; Mrs Maurice
WEIGH, Fuller street; Miss Mary Muir
ply and Miss Mary Fitzgerald of Bald
| win street.
The several thousand suits against the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad company for penalties of $50
for charging, as alleged, IA cents in ex-
cess of the legal rate for excursion
tickets to Morris park, We're disposed of
yesterday by Justice Dugro in the supe
rior court. He dismissed the test COM
plant brought by William Palm. Palm
secured a Judgment from Judge Truax.
which was reversed on appeal.
The excess in temperature from Janu-
AIRY LIST, 1890, to May 31st, 1890, was 525
degrees above the normal for each day
during the same period for this year or
rather up toSunday nights Ia degrees.
The total amount of rainfall for May,
| 1890, was Adj inches, while this
year the month of May has only leg
inches to its credit. The above COM
parsons will show the month deficient
in both temperature and precipitation to
a remarkable degree.
i AT their meeting last evening the
board of education decided to end the
summer term on June 30. Texss were
recommended abated on several
properties. Invitations We're received
to attend the exhibitions of mammal
Training to be held at Springfield, Mass,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week and at New Haven on the same
days next week. The board was also in.
vited to attend the semi-annual meeting
of the Connecticut Council of Educa-
ton to be held at Bridgeport on Satur.
day of this week.
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