Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-06
CITY NE VS..


night in the district court room.
Peril of the Penroys' will be the best
yet. .morrow's DEMOCRAT.
Lavine dwelIeth in the household of
the clearly and dirt flee'th away at its
approach.
A party of Waterbury Foresters will
go to Naugatuck this evening" to attend
Court Unity's masquerade ball.
John Winslow, one of the Oldest resi-
dents of Middlebury, died this morning.
His age was So years.
peril of the Penroys" promises plenty
pleasant perusing. To.morrow's Demo-
Graf.
NJ. J. Brzezinski is undergoing treat
ment at the hospital, for tistula. He
was able to be out for short time this
afternoon.
A lodge of the Odd Fellows Accident
association is about to be organized,
over sixty charter members having
been received.
+. B. Rice has purchased the remain
ing portion of the johnson property
from the Leavenworth heirs. The en-
tire property brought nearly $4,000.
A thrilling and romantic love story is
what they say of Lone Hollow, or the
Peril of the Penroys." To-morrow's
DEMOCRAT.
| Tonight the seventh annual sociable
of the Second division, A. o. h., will be
held in Union armory, with music by
Bergen's orchestra.
BY mistake we announced Wednesday
that Shoninger's Musical Monthly for
January had arrived. The announce
ment was premature. The Monthly will
not reach here for a week or more.
George Sheridan lost valuable horse
this morning. The animal had been
sick with inflammation of the bowels, and
as there was no hope of recovery DIR
Bland shot it.
The board of trade will meet to-
night. 1t is expected that all members
will be present and prepared to pay their
dues. The collector will be sent around
to delinquents next week.
The laying of the corner stone of the
new convent will take place at 3 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, the ceremony being
performed by the Right Rev. Bishop Nc
Mahon. No sermon will be preached.
The committee from Co E, Hibernian
rifles, who were auditing the books of
the company. concluded the work last
night and full and clear report will be
presented at the next drill of the COM
pany.
The case of Lilley, Swift Il Co VS.
Seldom Minor, an action to recover on
an ice contract, is being heard before
Judge Bradstreet in the district court
to-day. About twenty-five witnesses
were supnnaed in the case.
At their meeting last night, Mutual
Hook and Ladder company elected the
following officers: Foreman, Samuel
Clark first assistant, Henry Reynolds :
second assistant, Henry Hall secretary,
Charles Belfit; treasurer, l. "A. Spencer.
James F. Gaffney, the builder, to-day
purchased from the Farrell estate, 161
feet of land on Field street, adjoining
use the rear for his shops and will build
Il handsome residence fronting on Field
| street.
| Next Sunday the Chinese laundry men
in this city will celebrate the Chinese
New Year. Not an iron will be lifted
and the day will be spent in merry max
ing. AT each place a feast will be pre-
pared. The celebration will be kept all
night.
The two hundred aud thirty eighth
anniversary of the departure of the
foundress of the congregation de Notre
Dame from Paris, to establish the order
in Canada, will be celebrated Sunday
next. The sisters of the convent in this
gramme in honor of the happy event.
l.. H. Toucey, to whom was awarded
the contract for the plumbing work in
the new Bank street school, asked to be
released from his obligations yesterday
saying that he had made mistake in
his bid which should have been $500 in.
stead of $500. Accordingly the contract
was awarded to William Butler, the
next lowest bidder, for $3.50.
b. NJ. Collins and John Briody, two
Waterbury young men who have been
soiourning in this city since the knights
of Columbus ball, the guests of Edward
Cotter of Hill street, returned home last
evening. The Waterbury papers credited
Mr. Collins with coming to New London
to take home with him a fair daugter OF
the seaside city, but his visit was en-
tirely of a social nature.-New London
Telegraph.
Town Clerk Madden has issued his
mortuary report for the month of Jan
uary. There were As deaths during the
month. The dreaded disease pneu
monia, leads the list with nine deaths
The following is the correct list Diph
liberia and Group l, typhoid fever 1
diarrhoeal diseases, under 5 years l, con
sumption 8, pneumonia 8, bronchitis 2
diseases of nervous system 4, heart dis
ease 4, accident and violence 5, all Other
causes except still birth IL, death.
under years 10, still births 5.
Constable Henry O'Neill served paper:
on ID. S. Plnme, one of the directors OF
the New York & New England railroad
this afternoon, in suit for $4,000 dam
ages, in the interest of Michael Kelly Of
Fuller street. 1t will be remembered
that about a month ago Kelly was rid
ing in the caboose of a freight
train, when near Terryville the
train parting in the center, the real
portion rushed backwards down the
steep grade plunging into another
freight which was closely following
Kelly sustained injuries to one les
which has laid him up since. The sui
was brought through Attorney JOIN
O'Neill.
a Clear Case.
Our esteemed contemporary, the
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