Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-08-29
CITY NEWS.
money Mad" at the opera house thi

evening"
Sergeant Cox predicts stationary
temperature; probably ram on Sunday
night.
E. NJ. Eaton of Boston, the we'll
known prompter, will prompt at the
coming barbecue to be given by the
Butchers association.
S. p Williams to-day sold for F. B.
Rice the Republican building on Bank
for investment. The price paid was
$4,000.
The Silver Drum corps will attend
the meeting of the North End First
Ward Democratic club, to be held in
Camps block on Cherry street Monday
night.
The Connecticut Veterinary associa-
ton will meet in New Haven Wednes-
day. President Thomas Bland of this
city will read paper on ''Pre-Veteri-
nary Education"
An adjourned meeting of the Third
Ward Democratic club which was organ
lied several days ago will be held in G.
b. Lawrence's building, Bank street, on
Monday evening.
a meeting of the newly organized
German political club will be held in
Concordia hall at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The club is not tied to any
party. Its object is to encourage natu-
ralization.
We still do business in the shanty on
Water street at the front of the Water
bury sewer, the waters, of which, flow
oy the Church streeters before reaching
US. Whoop !-Naugatuck Enterprise.
Six men have lost, their
lives at the same place in
Torrington where John Keegan was
drowned Tuesday night. There is no
safe foot bridge and hundreds who
cross the bridge daily are in continual
danger from trains.
Neil Mclaughlin, aged 81 years, died
early this morning of heart failure, at
the residence of his nephew, James F.
Mclaughlin of Hopkins street. Mr.
Mclaughlin was much respected resi-
dent of this city, and for thirty -nine
years was an employe of the Benedict &
Burnham Co.
William E, Quigley, the blacksmith,
was kicked by a horse which he was
shoeing late yesterday afternoon, and
two of his ribs were broken. He was
attended by DR. Castle. MI Quigley has
been in the business for 81 years, and
declares that this is the first time he
was laid up for repairs by a kick.
County Commissioner Jacobs said
yesterday that he was known as high
license man, and that if he saw that a
$500 license would regulate the business
better he would favor it. Commits
sioner Burleigh said that he was of the
opinion that the price of licenses was
about right now. To raise it to $500, he
thought, would increase violations of
the law.
The Boys club will be opened for the
registry of names after Monday, Sep
TENDER Z, and will be formally opened
with special entertainment two weeks
later. 1t is hoped that all the boys in
tending to become members will regis
ter before the entertainment. The
rooms already present a very cheerful
appearance and the coming year prom
ises great success.
A fair-sized audience attended the
festival of the Third division, A. o. H.,
in City hall last evening. The even
ing's entertainment consisted of special
ties 10y Comedians Coleman and Nor
ton, and a number OF local celebrities.
Between the acts the fair canvassers
secur, many autographs. The festival
will close this evening and preparations
have been made for the entertainment
of a large crowd.
The meeting of property holders and
taxpayers at No 800 Bank street, was
largely attended last evening. A COM
mittee was appointed to wait upon the
various boards TO have the streets of the
section placed i'll better condition. The
committee consists of M. Begnal, Sam
uel w. Chapman, d. j. Rafferty,, G. B.
Lawrence and B. c.. Reilly. Another
meeting will be held on Friday; Sept. 4,
at the same place.
A meeting was held last night in the
old Condordia hall on Meadow str,
for the purpose of organizing a Third
ward democratic club. Only fifteen OF
twenty " ere present and it was decided
that a committee of twenty-five be APP
pointed whose duty should be the or
ganization of a permanent club. A
nominating committee brought in the
following list: p. f. Bannon, G.
Maloney, j. I. BOylan, T. HorrIgan, J.
HOrrigan, B. j. Collins, T. Magner, p.
KehOe, Il. Hutchinson, j. Early, P.
Sherlock, j. +. DoIan, Thomas Kelly,
NJ. Begnal, d. Mitchell, NJ. Kennedy,
J. l.. SAKE, j. Malone, F. Clohessy,
Thomas Coss, d. H. Casey, P. Hickey,
r. Witte, B. Sedgwick, NJ. Hellmann,
j. McAulitf, j. Madden, H. Cronan, w.
A. Guilfoille, NJ. Ryan, Ed L. Maloney,
G. Strobel, j. Mahoney and T. Morgan,
Another meeting will be held next Fri
day evening, to which the above named
citizens will be invited.