Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-03-31
CITY NEWS.

Ticket Agent Manwarlng Is visiting |
friends in Boston.
The board of police commissioners
will meet this evening.
Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather,
followed by rain; higher temperature.
Commencing tomorrow Tax Collec-
tor Hellmann's Office will be at No 1,O9O
Bank street.
The Acme Social club gave a very
pleasant soiree in Music hall last even
ing.
The funeral of the late Mrs s. j.
Moore will take place at p. m. to-
morrow.
Comstock lodge, X. of p, gave the
third of their series of sociables, in
Pythian hall last evening.
Miss Esther Roswell, aged 25 years,
died this morning of heart failure, at
her home on Hillside avenue.
Who cares to live without peace and
contentment at the Preside and lavine
and cleanliness in the kitchen?
Agnes, aged eight months, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs c. II. Bannon
of 81 Clay street, died this morning.
Great sale at Brett & Co.'S. They
have placed in their north window
mems suits which formerly cost from
$13 to SIS. Price now $40.
Annie, aged 3 years. daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs Patrick Dillon of East Main
street, died this morning. The funeral
will take place at p. m. tomorrow.
Edward Wickwire, who has been un.
| dergoing treatment at the insane asy-
lum at Middletown, was yesterday dis
charged having entirely recovered.
The funeral of the late Charles H.
Adams will take place Thursday after
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rial chapel, Rev r. w. Micou officiating.
Peter j. Carroll, who has been spend
| ing the winter with his sister and
brother in this city will return to-day to
Jersey Mills, Penn, where he is engaged
in the Blue Stone quarries.
Among the cases returned to the court
of common pleas during the past month
| is an action brought by the Pennington
Savings bank against George w.
Hazard of this city, for foreclosure of
$500 mortgage.
The proceedings of the first annual
meeting of the Connecticut State Board
of Trade. held in Hartford, January
21st, have been printed and distributed
to several boards of trade composing the
membership.
The Rev Father Tuohy of Washing
| ton, ID. c., who has been spending the
|
Father Mulcahy, returned home this
morning. Father O'Donnell accom-
panied him as far as New York.
The Bridgeport Standard last evening
charged the police department and Off
GERS of Bridgeport with permitting faro
lens and houses of ill repute to flourish
in that city and with doing little to pre-
vent Sunday liquor selling.
> The officers of the Grand lodge of the
order of the Golden Grail will be in
Waterbury this evening to install the
officers of the local commandery at
Grand Army hall at s o'clock. All in.
terested are requested to be present.
Horace johnson, the well known
| weather prophet, is accused of firing the
barn of Captain Simpson in Cobalt,
which was burned Saturday night. MI
johnson says he can prove that he was
. in his house at the time the fire was dis
covered.
The funeral of Mrs Bessie Mcconnell
of Waterville, was largely attended Il
the church of the immaculate Concep
ton this morning, where requiem
mass was celebrated by the Rev Father
Fleming. The pallbearers We're: Hugh
O'Donnell, John Moran, James Darling
Thomas Lynch, William Delaney anC
Michael Carmody.
Orders issued from the New England
road headquarters at Boston, to-day
announce that r. b. Williams has beer
made superintendent of the road from
Boston to Fishkill. j. F. Ross is mad
, trainmaster from East Hartford to Fish
kill and T. F. Kennedy is made train
], master from Boston to East Hartford.
John Ryan was the only victim pun
ished in the police court this morning
He was charged with drunkenness OIL
March 20 and again yesterday. He wa
given 80 days in Jail on both counts
Ulrich Sturzemerger of TerryVille wa
told to depart for that village forthwith
He stood not upon the order of hi
going.
The second grand concert and sociabl
of the Letter Carriers association will
- be held in City hall this evening. Ru
ldolph's orchestra will furnish music. TIL
floor will be under the direction of Dan
iel E. Fitzpatrick, assisted by James a
Slavin, Bernard F. Kilduff, Thomas
k Luddy, Charles ii. Tomlinson, George A
Bailey, Florence d. Keenan, and Johl
II. O'Rourke.
AT the annual parish meeting of S
Johns church, yesterday afternoon, tn
following officers were elected: Senio
- warden, N. j. Welton Junior warden
= E. R. Lampson clerk, G. F. Mitchell
. treasurer, +. l.. Curtiss agent, I. !
fCobAS ~ NAhSSOuAyS 1
IS l. briggs, j. S. Elton, q. b. Lawrence
R. K. Brown, w. B. Merriman, Z. d
Welton, F. L. Curtiss, E. NJ. Burial, II
: II. Peck, r. H. Buck.
The board of fire commissioners a
cheir meeting last evening voted to ad
vertise for bids for furnishing feed 70
the next three months. 1t was ais
voted that additional bed clothing
bought for No As house, that the doubl
beds in the hook and ladder house
exchanged for single ones, that tn
parlor floor at the Phoenix house hav
, an opening made for sliding pole an
a that a carpet be procured for No 4
front room.
A fine aurora borealis display wa
seen last night shortly after $3.50. II
character was quite marked. This
about the time of the year for the al
pearance of the aurora, being near til
equinox. Next year, astronomers te
, us, will be marked by this phenomena