Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-06-20
CITY NEWS.


pairing the Manhan dam.
The Waterville Sunday school scholars
are at High Rock grove to-day.
Brett g. Co are selling all their boys
knee pant suits for 1896. j
Mr. and Mrs Michael Kilduff are re-
ceiving congratulations over the arrival
of baby daughter.
There will be q meeting of Co E,
Hibernian rifles, tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock, in G.. A. r. hall.
For sale cheap, shelving, counters
etc, etc. Brett & Co.
Conductor Jacobs, for many years
to the Consolidated road.
Marriage is not failure, but grand
success, in every family where Lavine
liehtens labor and drives away dirt.
Phelan's tea clubs are all the rage.
He is making everybody happy by CIV
ing away dress goods with his tea and
baking powder.
D. II. Terney has sold to Joseph A.
jackson a lot on the corner of Holmes
avenue and Grove streets, upon which
Mr. jackson will at once build hand
some residence.
Lake, Strobel & Co have finished two
handsomely engraved silver medals for
the Burns club, which will offer them as
prizes in the bicycle races at their an
nual games July A.
The county commissioners have re-
appointed Charles A. Colley of Water
bury and John M. Sweeney of Nauga-
tuck prosecuting agents, their terms
being about to expire.
The executive committee of the High
CAl@nl Al,x.w~s nnnn-snAsn,H AA1I
ing last evening and decided to change
the date of the annual meeting and BAN
quet at Quassapaug from July to July
E. I. Turner & Co have been awarded
the contract for carpeting Conley's
hotel at Torrington. The order calls for
several thousands dollars worth Of car
pets. The hotel is one of the hand
soonest in the state.
A good fitting, substantial suit of
clothes, topped off with n neat collar
and tie, will make most men happy.
Epson, Singleton & Co have a stock of
this happiness in their store on Bank
street.
The members of the Regular Fourth
Ward Democratic club met in their
| rooms on Pleasant street last night. 1t
was voted to postpone taking action
upon the proposed bylaws until next
Friday evening. At the same meeting
new members will be received and the
election of officers will take place.
DR. NJ. Florence Taft of this city will
attend the annual meeting of the Inter
national Hahuemanian association to be
held at Richfield Springs, N. V, June
90 to 20 inclusive. DIR Taft is chairman
of the bureau of homeopathic philoso-
ply at this meeting and will also read a
paper on the medicinal action of kali
phosphorica.
Tomorrow will be Foresters' memo
rial day. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon
all the local courts will assemble at G.
A. II. hall and march to the different
cemeteries to decorate the graves of de-
ceased members. Relatives or friends
who wish to contribute flowers are re-
quested to leave their offerings at the
hall before 2 o'clock.
Court Stephen j. Meany, A. o. F. OF
A., at the quarterly meeting held last
evening, elected the following officers
G. r., James Knox; S. G. r., George
Foley; treasurer, John Clohessy; tinan.
cial secretary, William B. Holloran; re-
cording secretary, Patrick Campbell; S.
W., E. w. Andrews; J. W., Edward
James Moran; druggist, j. p. Nugent
tee on field day was appointed.
The second afternoon concert giver
by the American band on the green thi.
afternoon was enjoyed by hundreds
of ladies and children, the treat being
provided by the judge of the police cour
and five of the leading lawyers of thu
city. A movement is on foot fol
another afternoon concert under thu
auspices of the medical fraternity. TIL,
arrangements have not been completed
but it is possible the concert will b,
given a week from to-day.
Miss Stiles will give a series of si1
cooking lectures in Music hall on Tues
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of
next week and on Tuesday and Wednes
day of the following week. Thesl
lectures are to be given under the aus
pices of the Gas company and will be o
special interest to every lady, and par
ticularly so to those who do their owl
housekeeping. The lectures will be il
Illustrated and very instructive and tn,
COST 81 for the course Twill place then
within the reach of all.
John T. Donovan of Bridgeport tn
garbage collector, was arrested yester
day by Deputy Sheriff Pike on a war
rant issued by Prosecuting Attorne,
Glover of Fairfield at the instance of tn
OOdAO Vi uetlbu VI Indb LOWns ne a
once gave bonds in the sum of 5000 70
his appearance before Justice John L
Morehouse this afternoon. Mr. Donovan
and the Fairfield health board have beel
at variance for some time. Some tim
since the latter voted not to allow tn
former to cart garbage through tn
town to his piggery. Mr. Donovan re
, fused to obey the orders and will figh
the case fiercely.
= MThe supreme court has decided tn
case of Rose E. White VS. John F
O'Brien ct al, finding there was al
error and ordering a new trial. TIL
case is as follows: Wilfred Straw owne
some machinery which he sold to hi
sister-in-law, Rose e. White. The ms
chinery was attached by Constabl
O'Brien in the interest of Straw's uncle
who had loaned him money. TIL
machinery was found in a room of Mis-
Whites house and was left there wit
the writ of attachment. The plaintiff
sued to recover on the grounds of errn