Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-06-16
CITY NEWS.

Brett & Co are selling all their boys
knee pant suits for 1895.
B. A. Marsh has been appointed
agent at High Rock grove.
Judge Kellogg of the Norwich city
court is visiting friends in Waterbury.
For sale cheap, shelving, counters,
tables, show cases, mirrors, safe, desk,
etc. etc. Brett & Co.
The hearing on the admission to pro-
bate of the will of the late Mrs Bridget
Smith has been continued until Satur-
day morning.
Col Doherty will tomorrow issue a
letter congratulating the Second regi-
ment upon the high percentage attained
during the season.
The marriage of Joseph A. Cullen and
Miss Maggie Dillon will take place at
the church of the Sacred Heart at 8
o'clock tomorrow morning.
]. G. Ievery, fireman on Conductor
Cooks Watertown train, has been trans
ferred to the extra freight. He is sue
ceeded by j. o. Duprey of Bridgeport.
We don't want the earth nor even
Connecticut at the present writing, but
we do want every woman in the land to
know that Lavine is good for washing.
John Hennessy, a sixteen year old
DOy VI OCIlOOI 5LIGCt, AClA OuJ Va a o"AAS
yesterday afternoon, cutting deep cash
in his head. DIR Mcdonald sewed up the
wound.
The Camp divorce case was resumed
in New Haven to-day, the morning ses-
sion being devoted to determining how
much property Camp is possessed of.
Edward L. Frisbie gave expert testi-
nony as to the value of the property.
Epson, Singleton & Co, the reliable
and low priced clothiers, can give you
better bargains, better goods and better
satisfaction in clothing and furnishings
than any other house in the city.
Tax Collector Coughlan is having
good success in making his collections.
Dnring the month ending May 80 he re
ceived $20S, 31S.05, divided as follows:
City tax, $121 ,219.77; school, $50, 1886. ID;
town, $31 ,513.14.
Street Inspector Wright went to New
York yesterday and purchased a street
| be used on the paved streets, so that
there will be no further complaint about
the dust arising from cleaning the
streets.
Mrs Maurice Moriarty died at her
home, No 10 Washington street, last
evening, from apopleXy. She was
stricken Sunday morning and was I'M
conscious most of the time until her
death. She leaves two children and a
husband.
At meeting of the trustees of the
New Haven District Camp Ground asso-
citation yesterday afternoon it was voted
that the next annual camp meeting at
Plainville should commence on Monday,
August II, and close the following
Saturday.
Judge Sweeney yesterday granted ad-
ministration papers to G. w. Gillette on
| the estate of the late Sarah A. Baldwin.
Application was made for the accept
ance of the will of the late Mary Yer
zier. Application was also made for
the proof and probate of the will of
John Saunders.
Attorney Pierce went before Judge
Bradstreet this morning and asked for q
writ of mandamus to compel the 81
Jean Baptist society to restore Chrisos-
tom F. Caron to membership and privi-
leges in the society, he having been lille
gally expelled. Judge Bradstreet SC
ordered and the writ was made return
able to-day.
| The Concordia Singers benefit con-
cert will be held in the opera house this
evening. A fine programme has been
arranged and no doubt the hall will be
| nueus Among GnOSe VINO Will aSSlSC are
the following: The American band, Prof
r. r. Gone, violinist; Miss Jennie A
Granniss, soprano; Prof A. j. BlakesIee
The Concordia society willrender severa
choice selections.
The roster of the department of Con
necticut G.. A. r. shows sixty-nine posts
of the order, all in the best possible
CONDITION. Many of these posts numbe
from 800 to 1000, which is equal t.
several ordinary posts. The interest il
the affairs of the order appear to be OF
the increase, and on the list of the vari
GUS committees are the names of many
of the leading citizens of the state, in
Guiding several eX-governors.
1t has been decided to hold the stat,
parade of Hibernian rifles in New Lon
don next September. The New Londol
Day says: 1t will cost the members o
Company A, Hlbernian rifles, in TIN
neighborhood of $500 to entertain thei
visiting brethren on the occasion of tn,
state parade of the regiment here il
September. This sum can be easil.
raised by the company, as they will fint
public spirited citizens who will respon'
most literally to an appeal for funds t.
aid them in their undertaking.