Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-01-31
CITY NE WS.

Clean are the clothes and bright the
face of all who use lavine for washing.
Sergeant Cox predicts cloudy weather,
with rain or snow; stationary tempera-
ture.
Ernest Hale has accepted a position
as bcokkeeper at Ralph Blakeslee's
office.
Engineer Frank Whitlock returned
this morning from a business trip of
several days to Providence.
Co f. Hibernian rifles, will hold its
regular monthly meeting to morrow
afternoon. in q. A. r. hall, ut o'clock.
\. NJ. Young left for Fonda, n. y,
last night, being called there by tele-
gram announcing the serious illness OF
his mother.
The next lecture before the Young
Mems Catholic Literary association will
be delivered by Rev Father O'Donnell,
Monday evening, February 8.
The board of agents of the Bronson
| library will meet this evening for the
purpose of voting on the acceptance of
the Grand street cemetery as site for a
new building.
Comstock lodge, X. of p, gave an en-
| ioyable sCciable in Phythian hall last
night. The grand march of seventy
five couples was led by w. IL. Precht
ana Mrs 4. brewer.
Chris +. Downey has sold to William
A. Wright and John +. Weible the
stock, fixtures and good will of the
American Tea company on East Main
street. The purchasers have been con-
nected it'll the Atlantic x Pacific Tea
company.
The fair of st AIMS parish will open
i'll City hall this evening". There will be
amuspments for young and old. inClud-
ing singing and dancing. Every pre-
paratlon has been made for the reCcp.
ton of guests.
Christian q. Huerle. foreman at the
factory of Holmes, Booth Il Haydrns,
who is about to accept IL more RESPONSE
bic position in TOrriuGt0n, WAS pre-
scented with II handsome diamond pin 10y
his workmrn, yesterday afternoon.
The funeral of Walter Nivcr will take
place from his late residence ON Spencer
avenue, at > O'clock to morrow. The
members of WadhImS Post G. y. r.,
and Nosoh"gan hodge, |. q. q. F., will
attend in Il body.
Charles w. Duncan, aged II Years,
died of consumption, at his home ON
Grand street. Yesterday. The deceased
was employed at tn" Watch factory.
The funeral will take place Sunday
. afternoon.
f john IL. Curlry, Formerly employed
: as buukkcrprr tor the Watrrl larry lurui'
. tnrv company, has accepted Il position
? with Dole lIruthCrs 4 Go, Of Hu>tur,
I wholesale dealers in brewers supplies.
/ MIR turlcy will have charge of the New
e England district and VIII report foI
= duty February II.
Chris +. Downry has joined tho
: American Ticket association and can
= now sell over every line OF steamship,
/ that plies cut of New York or Boston
harhors, Among them are the Whit,
' Star, Cunard. lnnan, Ned Star. Guiun
Stulr. ThlnSValla and the Ere nt ii Trans
= .Atl&ntiquc.
For the first time i'll a good many
years the postutlicr officials have ne
!. mail to send to the dead letter office
!. Postmaster Doherty is proud of thS
record. lie is following the cNampl,
of New Ravens postmaster in cutting
down the amount of undelivcr,d mai
;; matter
: y meeting will Toe held in st Patrick
4 hall tomorrow evening. when commit
= tees from the different Catholic parishes
will organize and devise means TO
:. raising funds for the Irish famine fund
= An Invitation is eXtended:to all to attent
!, the meeting, the object of which is mos
q worthy.
II been served with papers ordering hin
Is To appear i'll court to-day on the charg'
It of printing and publicly exhibiting tn
y Sunday Morning Call, "a paper OF ob
e scene and indecent nature" The pen
:, atty attached to conviction Is $500 fin
If or Imprisonment for one year, or both.
The troubles in the Hartford militi
y came to head yesterday in the dishon
s. urable discharge of Corporal Chamber
nj nj
II TheiS and Mather of the Hartford Cit
Is guard from the military service of tn
state, for INSTRUMENTATION and conduC
pre- judicial to good order and militar
discipline.
" At a meeting of the committee o
public lands and buildings and tn
at board of selectmen, held last night
a three ballots were taken for an ager
er for City hall, the third ballot resultin
IS in the election of g. +. Downey, VIII
L. received four votes to two for NJ.
ne CarmOdy.
n In his annual report of the conditio
,e of the Connecticut National GuarC
rs Adiutant General Embler says : TIL
k. two companies in Waterbury, a and {
r are fine commands. Company A,with
Id membership of IS, had but three absel
% ut the November muster. and Compan
lie q, with the same membership, had bl
i'll one absentee.
D. One of the abutments of bridge o
u. the Meriden, Waterbury " Connecticu
y River Railroad, in Cheshire, was badl
weakened yesterday morning. Trair
is were run over the bridge during I'll
IL early part of the day. but were dlscor
ne tinuCd in the afternoon for four or fiI
&c hours till repairs were made.
~ Officer DOdds arrested Mrs Jcnn
lis Cahill, at her home on South Willu
H. street, last night, tor the theft of tw
watches from MIS- Maurice Ahern
re Meriden. y week or more ago Nj
or Cahlll was Il guest over night of NJ
e. AhGrn. and after She had left it was di
80 covered that a lady's gold watch, value
Ill at 500. and Il siivrs chatclaine watcI
MT were missing. The authorities in Tn
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