Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-05-26
CITY NEWS.

washing and cleaning.
The Fourth division, A. o. III. at their
meeting last evening voted to take part
in the Memorial day exercises.
See the suits that Brett s. Co have
marked down from $l4, $50, SIG and
SIT to sell for $3.50.
The selectmen, justices and grand
jurors will meet Monday, June 1, to
select jurors for the coming year. Il
james, H. Mullville will open his un-
dertaking parlors this evening at 100
East Main street.
Arthur Brown, aged % years, died of |
consumption this morning at the home |
of his parents on Chapel street, Simons-
vile
The Waterbury Banjo club and
tainment in Naugatuck Thursday even
ing.
The members of Mutual Hook and
Ladder company are requested to meet
in their house Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
NJ. J. McEvoy, the popular clerk at j.
| w. Hodson's wine room, is confined to
his home on North Main street, with ill
| ness.
F. B. Rice has disposed of two houses,
one on Wood street to Q. b. Hart and
Callahan.
The committees from the several fire
companies held meeting last evening
and voted to turn out and take part in
the Memorial day exercises.
The funeral of the late Mrs Mary N.
Conner of 232 Bishop street, took place
at IL o'clock to-day. Services were con-
Quoted at the church of the Immaculate
Conception.
LUnion st Joseph and the st Jean
Baptiste society will participate in the
Memorial day exercises. They have en-
gagged the Canadian band to furnish
music for the occasion.
| The officers of all societies intending
to take part IN the Memorial day exer-
cises are requested to notify Colonel
Doherty at once in regard to the num-
Der in their respective societies.
Engine No 81, Conductor Bacon's
train on the New York u New England
railroad, blew out a cylinder head into
Hop river yesterday afternoon. Engine
No 1873 drew the train into Willimantic.
Thomas Magner and Bart j. Collins,
both popular sergeants in Co G, have
purchased the interest of w. III. Collins
in his saloon and grocery business on
South Main street. The grocery part
will be discontinued and a neat wine
room fitted up in front.
One of Spencer & Pierpopt's horses be-
came frightened while standing in front
of the store this afternoon and ran away,
going through Mill street and across
Union Square at 2:l0 clip. On the
lower end of Union street the team col
lided with United States express wag-
on and was wrecked. The express wag-
on was not damaged.
The funeral of Miss Mary Carroll took
place to st Patrick's church this morn
ing, where a requiem mass was cele-
brated by Rev Father Brown. The pail
bearers were: jeremiah Finn, James
Dewey, Martin Doolin, John Slavin,
John Bloomfield and John Duggan.
The burial was in st Jose ph's cemetery.
Among the flowers was a beautiful EN-
blem from the shopmates of the de-
ceased at Rogers & Brothers factory.
The New York Dental association
have opened parlors at 273 South Main
street, next door south of the DEMOCRAT
office. Prof ]. Livingston Roberts, D.
d. s., formerly a professor and demon
strator in the New York Dental college
} is in charge, assisted by Mrs Roberts
both of whom come here highly recon-
i, mended. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to the public to call at the new
parlors.
The Meriden Journal of yesterday
said: A warrant is out for one William
Van Wort, who is in Waterbury o.
vininity. Two or three weeks age
Roland Hough gave into Van Wort
possession a watch for the purpose o
effecting a sale. Van Wort pawned i
for SIS with Jeweler Blair and wen
away with the money. An attempt wa
made to settle the case with City Attor
= ney Platt this morning but he could d.
nothing as Van Wort had not been ar
rested as yet.
The injuries sustained by Mrs William
II F. Dillon, who was thrown from
wagon late yesterday afternoon, are no
as serious as was at first feared. Whil
Idriving down Cooke street with youn,
man named Clancy, who is in Mr.
billions employ, the horse SHE'D and il
her fright Mrs Dillon tainted and fel
from the seat, striking upon her head
She was taken to the house of j. G
h Bassett and DIR North summoned. He
4 head and face were badly bruised AM
:, her arm was painfully injured. 1t wa
:, feared that conclusion of the brain ha,
IL resulted, but this morning Mrs Dillol
6 showed signs of improvement and wa
removed to her home on East Mali
street.
General Embler said yesterday tina
there was quite probability that tn
brigade would be called out for eigh
days this summer. LAS it has been il
the past" he said, tive have had onl
1.-TWO, or possibly three good workin
DAYS in camp. Monday was spent 4
going and getting settled. Tuesday an
Wednesday were working days, Thurs
day we made ready for Friday, gov
errors day; Friday was a show day an
saturday we came home. By going o
Saturday in the afternoon, the brigad
can get settled and be already to start i
bright and fresh on Monday morning
Sunday could be spent quietly, an
would prove a very pleasant day for tn
boys. They would go through guar
= mounting early in the morning an
would then have Sunday inspection
something which they have never bee
Idr;lIod in Tatar in tho morning RI