Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-07
CITY NE US.

Read the opening cnapter OF the l. ~.
U. story in to-day's DEMOCRAT.
| The Money Mad" company left this
morning for Bridgeport where they play
n two nights engagement.
| The Amphion orchestra have been en-
gagged to furnish music for the ball to be
given by the Iron Moulders union at
Naugatuck next week.
The funeral of the late John Brown
will take place from his late residence
on Baldwin street, to st Patrick's church, |
at $3.50 tomorrow morning.
A special feature of the DEMOCRAT
and an interesting one also, is its story |
department. Read the l. o. U. story |
to-day.
Tho Brooklyn Athletic club will give
its first concert and sociable at City hall,
Friday evening of this week. Tickets
so cents.
State Attorney Doolittle will obtain
from the superior court bench warrants
for the arrest of the people concerned in
| the death of Mrs Neramble OF Wood
bury.
. The inventory has been completed OF
the insolvent estate of Alfred Daggett,
the contractor for the manufacture of
government postal cards at Shelton. IL
amounts to $l.1O0.2l.
James McGraw, aged 81, fell from the
abutment of the trestls bridge north of
the railroad station at Naugatuck. yes
terday. He fell into the river and was
drowned.
Town Clerk Madden has commenced
work on the annual Enortuary report.
He request 5 physicians to make i'm
mediate returns of births that occurred
during last year.
Mrs George Il. Baldwin, aged IS
years, died last evening ut her home on
Grand street. Mrs Baldwin had been a
member of the Second Congregational
church for % years.
Citizens Hose Company have elected
the following officers: Foreman, Ed
ward E. Hazen; first assistant; Danlel
Markert; second assistant, Charles May
nard; secretary, George $. Huskcr;
treasurer, Edward Keeling.
Hereafter +. J. Rametti will close his
= store, every Monday and Friday even
ing at 6:30 o'clock. Mr. Rametti says
that he does this without any reference
T. to the action of other dealers or to the
Early Closing association.
OF the ten applicants for admission to
0 the bar recently examined mt Hartford,
( eight were successful. OF the two who
e ton one passed. None of the candidates
s were from this county.
Secretary Il. G. Bailey of the Connec-
( ticut Central Poultry association show,
: to he held at the opera house. Rockville,
!, January :. 9 and 10, has received entries
Of over one thousand birds from all
' parts OF the country.
i. The l. 0. U. story started ill to-day S
II paper is one of the best we have yet
published. Be sure and read the open
ing chapters and you will follow 1t to
u tho end. Another charming story is in
- preparation and will be ready to follow
~ the |. .. U.
= The committee upon public lands and
y, buildings appointed by President kel-
n losg of the council, consists of Messrs
u Buckmaster and Finn, instead of Buck
Sf say yesterday.
u A Polish jew named BoeIsk badly
u mutilated his thumb and index finger,
while at work upon a saw Mt the factory
90 Of Randolph X Cloves to-day. He was
attended by DIR Frost. 1t is probable
that the thumb will have to DO amputat
ed.
DEPUTY High Chief Ranger Carmody
and Grand Court Herald Murray in
stalled the newly elected officers Of
Court Falcon, A. o. F. of A., last night
After the ceremonies the members ans
their friends held social gathering un
til midnight.
The semi-annual election Of officers Of
Ina the st Jean BaptistO society was helC
~ last evening. with the following result
~ | President, r. Guilbert vice president
AZ Ii. Rodier secretary, A. Allard: assist
~ ant secretary, James Turcotte; treas
N. urer, l.. j. Lavigne assistant treasurer
Is Alfred Blondin: corresponding secre
tary, j. A. Allard
Alfred Elson. of Meriden has tn,
pedestrian fever still and issues chal
lenge to any two men in Connecticut TO
In a twenty-seven hours race to take place
a
ne run continuously and allow the other
y. to relieve each other whenever the,
Pr desire. The race, Elson provides, mus
no be run in Meriden and must be for thu
y entire receipts. Anyone in Connection
X, who thinks he can beat ElSon is invited
On to compete.
e ar About seventy five men have recent,
So been discharged from the shops of tn
~ New England road at East Hartford
~ They were principally new men wh'
,,a had been with the road only about si1
a months. Yesterday Conductors Andrew
~ and Baldwin of the same road were alsC
y, discharged, and it is said that more dis
~, charges will follow. In all these case
a. no reasons for tho discharges have beer
ie given, but it is thought that the manage
he ment Of the road wishes to reduce thu
'a running expenses, as something of TIN
IL same kind was done last year.
MS At the regular meeting of the boar,
nd of education held last evening, consider
he able routine business was transacted
zee Miss Arthur was given leave of absenc
i'm. for the remainder of the term, and Mis-
he Osgood was appointed substitute teache
le- in Miss Arthurs place. A letter OF pre-
test from Miss Giddings of the Bisho
ne street school, regarding the disarrange
ment of her room by the night schoc
ad scholars, was read and referred to tn
DC. night school committee. The board RI
mt solved to discourage the practice @
by children going from the public school
to other schools and vice versa at thei
", pleasure. For the future no sue
changes may be made except at tn
F. beginning OF the term. After discus.
Or ing other minor. matters the board &C
journed.
ro- There is likely to be a legislativ