Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-14
CITY NE IFS.

evening.
 Joseph Archambault is on business tripin Canada.
 Sergeant Cox predicts fair weather, stationary temperature.
 The Waterbury Typographical union will meet tomorrow afternoon.
 Dirt is loathsome disease, for which lavine is the greatest known remedy.
 The meeting of the non-commissioned officers of Cos G and A to have been held tonight has been postponed mtil Monday evening.
 l.. s. Chase, in business in New York left for that place this morning, after spending few days with his brother, l. Chase.
 H. l.. Welch, president of the Welch | Hosiery Co of Watervillc, with his wife, left this morning for trip to Savannah, Ga.
 A recent number of Once A Week contains picture of the Georgetown | college football team. Joseph O'Neil of this city is a member of the team. A boy named Smith, residing on Drayer avenue was buried beneath a sand bank near his home late this after noon and is probably fatally injured.
 Brett S Co, clothcrs, are to hold a great clearing out sale of their entire stock. In order to mark down their goods the store will be closed Mon day and Tuesday : open "Wednesday morning. Store to let, fixtures for sale.
 Mrs T. B. Eggleston, aged 34 years. died Thursday night at her home on | Hillside avenue after lingering illness from consumption. She leaves a husband | ,b,ll take place at o'clock tomorrow after noon.
 The irrcpressiblc James Owen O'Conur has written Manager Pincus of the Wa terbury casino for a date. Mir PinCus will make favorable reply. and when James Owen visits the Brass City big net will be stretched in front of the stage. This is n wise prrCautinn Wa terbury eggs are fatal.-Meriden Repub- lican.
 About 10 o'clock this morning fire was discovered in the tube casting room of the Holmes, Booth & Haydrns Co. The fire company connected with the foct0ry succeeded in Qucnching the | flames, which at one tim threatened the destruction of the building. The fire | was caused by an overloaded stack. \ large amount of copper was destroyed. No alarm was rung.
 The Mcridcn police notified the local police that last night Charles Ingalls, of | that place. aged seventeen VrarS had taken about Sl5 belonging to William X. Read camp. Sons of Veterans. of that place, and stealing horse and carriage had left the town. They asked that Ingalls, be arrested if he came to this city. The horse is an old brown iS ntf .;. H., l,,,, buggy.
 The match game of pool between William Harvey of this city and New ton of Southingt"n, in Naugatuck. last night. was won by Harvey by the score of II to i, Quite n number of Southing- ton sports dropped their little pile on the result. The game was played in | IO1.aughlin's saloon and under many disadvantages to the players. the clouds of smoke hiding the players from many of the spectators.
 The funeral of Miss Mary E. Fitz- gerald was largely attended to St Pat l rick $ church thus morning. where a re- Quiem mass was celebrated by the Rev Father Duggan. There were several floral offerings from the employees of the Waterbury Button company and the Buckle company. The pallhearrrs were: bbIlu IL MCNlll. UdlllCS sweeney. Florence Cloughessy. John Loughman, John Garvey and John Sweeney
 Mrs Morton and her son William are locked up at the police station charged with mtoNiratiun. They came down from ThOmaSton to settle an estate in which they were interested. Morton was before the court yesterday charged with drunkenness. indecent exposure and resistance, paying fines amounting to $21. To-day his mother was so drunk that Officer McNir engaged a hack to take her to the station house. The son was brought in an hour later. Chief Egan says he will send the woman to Thomaston on the 1 o'clock train. The New Haven Palladium day says: Peter Brown, John Hogan and Andrew Kennedy. Waterbury boy S, were arrested yesterday bv Officer F. D. Cook. on suspicion of having run away from their homes. Browns father came to this city late yesterday afternoon and took his boy and Hogan back to Water bury. Kennedy was formerly an inmate of one of the orphan asylums in this city, and he was bound out to a farmer in Durham. to remain until he was Is years of age. A few days ago he came to that age and immediately left. After l the other boys had been started for Wa. terhurv yesterday Kennedy was restored to liberty.