Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-05
CITY NEWS.

u1s NdNCS1h OA SAAS OSAASNSASS Catholic was ill town to-day. The remains of Miss Lena Fletcher, who died yesterday, were to-day taken | to Clinton, Mass, for burial. In the police conrt to day Mary charged with breach of the peace, had her case continued for 30 days. A collection will be taken up at the Conception church to-mor- row for the purpose of re slating the church.
 Buy only good clothing and stylish which can always be ob- tained at Upson, Singleton & Cos store on Bank street.
 The Pope Manufacturing company are furnishing their friends with very con- venient calendars fitted with pad for each day of 1899.
 A meeting of Co E, Hibernian rifles, will be held at ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon in G. A. R. hall. All mem- bers are requested to be present.
 The board of trade meeting last night was not largely attended on account of the storm. The meeting was adjourned until Monday evening.
 John Killoughey, formerly of this city, but now of Ansonia, passed sue cessful examination before the state board of pharmacy at Hartford, Tuesday.
 The original score of Smarts cantata, ''The Bride of Dunkerron," which was produced by the Harmonic society Thursday, is on exhibition at the store of the Driggs & Smith Go,
 William A. Church and J. s. Fay, ap- praisers on the insolvent estate of M. k. Keeley, filed their report in the probate court this morning. They find the amount of assets $2.260.37, not inclnd ing the book accounts.
 The December session of the board of pardons will be held at the capitol on Monday next, opening at Il o'clock. docket, including fourteen who have petitioned before and two cases contin- ued from the June session.
 Lieutenant Walker and Sergeant Lamden of New Haven have heard nothing from Sergeant Major Carter of Waterbury since they sent him at his request the conditions for the rifle match which they are willing to shoot against any two men in the Second regiment.
 Over in Waterbury they are proud because the receipts at the postoffice for last month, S4 200, were the largest in the history of the office. But they don't seem to be able yet to get newspapers mailed there in the afternoon over to Meriden until the next forenoon.- Meriden Journal.
 The divisions of the A. O. H. in Fair field county have voted to hold the state parade in Bridgeport next June. The | that time. Waterbury wants the parade and it is expected that Hartford county will vote for Waterbury and New Haven county for Bridgeport.
 At New Haven yesterday, Judge Thayer granted divorces to Waterbury petitioners as follows: Matte l.. Ford from Walter D. Ford, on the ground ot habitual intemperance, custody of 2 four year old child given to the plaintiff Susan NJ. Brownlee from John C. | Brownlee, and the plaintiffs name changed to Susan M. Wilson, on the ground of cruelty and intemperance. | The New Haven Register says tha the grip, which was so prevalent tht winter before last, has commenced tC manifest itself in that city in earnest and at present there are quite a number of people sick with the distressing dis ease. The symptoms are similar to tho complaint that so many people wer' stricken with before, and there can b' no doubt but that the present epidemic is Russian influenza.
 The Adams express messengers upol the Naugatuck road have been relieved of a portion of their work by tn placing of an additional messenger ol the road, so that now only one rounC trip per day is made by each man Previously every other day messenge
 had to double the road from Bridgepor to Winsted, which made very hard a
 well as long days work.
 New rolling stock is constantly beinj added to the equipment of the Nev York & New England railroad, tn
 latest addition being three new sleepin cars from the shops of the Pullma
 Palace Car company, which are to b run between Boston and Washington O.
 the Washington express. The cars ar
 named Esdras, Ismene and Loyala
 The latter part of this month the usus
 through car from Boston to Jackson vile will be put on.
 Lovers of dancing and good musi
 spiced by the facinatlons of masquel
 ade are looking forward eagerly to tn
 great sun moccasin: dance of Tunxi
 tribe, December 15, at the auditorium
 Severn's orchestra of Hartford an
 Blake's orchestra of this city will furnis l GlC huoASol OhO " Ci
 known costumer, Bucholz of Springfiel . will supply the disguises. Caterer Hofl man will have charge of the corn an !. venison. Floor tickets are in the hanC 8 of Chairman F. O. Peabody, the men a bers of the tribe and at the several dru : stores, where they may be secuted o ! presentation of invitation, price $1.OO
 George Robinson, little colored bo.
 aged two years, who is at the Gilbel
 home in Winsted having been sent thel
 temporarily from Watertown, is al
 pearently an anatomical freak. IT
 little fellow is deformed to begin witl = the joints of his limbs being out (
 shape, but the most peculiar thing abol
 him is that his heart appears to be situa
 ed on the right side of his body. Thel
 the beats can be distinctly felt, while c
 the left side there is nothing to indIcat
 the presence of that important orgal c Dr Pratt who has seen the boy sewers 2 times, says that he has never seen bl
 one similar case before.
 An unknown man who registered U an almost unde, ipherable scrawl at tf
 New England hotel in Danbury Wedne