Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-04
CITY NE US.

weather.
'.Siberia" at the opera house this
evening.
Alderman Dillon's condition is regard
ed as more serious to-day.
The board of health will meet at
o'clock this afternoon.
Lavine saves money, time, labor
woman, and it knocks out dirt.
John r. Lynch, the eXpressman, Is
looking for n horse to replace one which
died yesterday.
TIE members of the Second division.
A. D. H.. will meet for drill, in the
armory, at o'clock tomorrow evening
The employees of the Benedict & Burn
ham Manufacturing company will give
a private sociable at the new Concordla
hall this evening.
| A. Birdsall Carpenter, aged two ears
and nine months, son of Mr. and Mrs
Ben lamin Carpenter, of South Nam
street, died this morning.
There was an accident Of some kind
on the New England road at Terryvillr
| to day. AT 3:15 the train due here from
Hartford at 12 O'Clock had not arrived.
The case of Joseph Poulivart VS. Joseph
BoSquet, an action of fraud to recover
| liquors, was heard before Justice Woods
|
Antonio Mangine, aged 80 years, died
| His funeral will take place to st Pat
rick's church at $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Charles Adams, chief clerk in Super
intendent Beachs office Mt the Nauga-
tuck station, has resigned to become
manager of the Postal Telegraph COM
pany's office.
| Miss Sarah O'Nei who for the past
four years has resided i'll North Adams,
Mass, left here Monday to enter the
order of the sisters of st Joseph in
Springfield.
The names of the donors on Bank
street, who have been omitted on the
programme of the French fair, are j. Is.
MulIiugs 4 Go. Ryan \ Fitzmanrlct'
Damon \ Shippy. j, q. Twining. w. +.
Thoms, RoSentirld and +. lusmant.
| The board of education, at their meet
| ing last night, conCurred with the dis
trict committee in the abatement of
Lake, Strobcl X Co were given vote
of thanks for their gift of Il clock t" til"
new Bank street school.
Somebody has figured out these pcru-
| liarities about 1891 If you add the first
| figure to the second ii makes the third.
and if you subtract the fourth figure
from th' thltH II GIVES Inc S'.'',';,. ,h.
name of the century.
The captain and two licutCnants of
Co +. llIhrrniam rifles. the past and
present financial secretaries. the treas
urer. recording secretary ana tl' "u.
dltlnE cumlnitt"r Will meet l" lli|til "'
o'clock at tn" l'HMNHRAr "in%'' LOT
| REVISION am" l'Hlttl"'h "l ''F YUM
pany books
The Irish famine fund soliciting com
mite met in 81 Patrick hall last even
my ana aSSt?hrd Work l" li'e ".',;,,F''i
ih"h'n'rs' ".hih'''''S WE "!1"''n'.
1" wait upon the ti'r'' H'''N l,"t''H ~; HI''
ask that they r"r|lN" SUI S''l P'I""S' tn'
request anu amy cHh'rl'u'l'ilS sem u
thus office Will hT duly ackn"" ir"E'u ah'
turned over to the general Homihl'ee'
| TIL, nov. ,,tii,erS of Court NTcanV'>
| pri,in ,,;rrIa ~ ~ = x,rn Installed last
nirht Inv Sunremr Drnutv Robert Tav.
lor, 4 ple3sant incident in connection
| with the exercises was the presentation
to Thomas ii. Pryor of Il past chief ran
gers badge of gold. appropriately in
scribed MIR Charles Kane. chief com
pauion, made an appropriate address il
presenting the badge. to which MI
Pryor. after recovering from his sur
prise, feelingly responded.
A culvert situated onposite the Sacred
Heart church. fell in Monday and stree
commissioner Wriyht was notified
He notified Mayor Baldwin that tn,
damare was caused in the having of the
| water main. The support winch SuS
"hn,' t,,a trannh u,.s tiIIad in and th.
hoard of water commissioners was re
sn"ns;tia f,r tL, 1nm.rc MIR WRIGHT
,rt;nn On tba ;nStrnrfinns from IN,