Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-05-28
CITY NEWS.


Main street sailed for Europe to-day.
To-day is the feast Of Corpus Christi,
q HOLIDAY of devotion in the Catholic
church.
Andrew, aged two years, son Of |
Andrew lie Pine of Third street, died
last night.
See the suits that Brett s. Co have
marked down from $i4, $40, SIG aud
ST. to sell for $3.50.
A special meeting of the Third di-
vision, A. o. H., will be held in st Pat
rick's hall this evening.
Mrs Eliza G.. Ranney, mother-in-law
of G. Collard Adams, died in Cromwell
yesterday, aged 81 years.
The selectmen to-day appointed NJ. j.
Brzezinski constable to ill the vacancy
caused by the disqualification of Henry
O'Neill.
It was woman who first made trouble
for man. But there is no trouble with
the women who uses Lavine for wash
ing.
]. G. Runyan, for nearly year
freight agent at the New England sta
ton, has rendered his resignation to
take effect June !.
Barnum's circus comes to Waterbury
by way of the New England road and
will leave over the Naugatuck division
for Bridgeport.
Horatio G. Gilbert, who died in New
York Tuesday, was well known lin this
CITY, The funeral will take place in
New York this afternoon.
City Clerk Kilduff is kept busy issuing
licenses to vendors who wish to ply their
trade circus day. The number, however,
is much smaller than in former years.
The Orpheus Concert company will
go to Naugatuck this evening to give a
concert under the auspices of Speedwell
lodge, X. of p, of that place.
Tax Collector Coughlan will be in his
office in City hall from until Satur-
day morning. The office will then be
closed until / 80 in the afternoon.
Maud Dauphinais, aged 8 years, died
place from her fathers residence on
Pond street at o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
Mary Carey, aged seven years, died of
typhoid fever this morning at her
fathers residence, 90 Wolcott street.
The funeral will take place to the
church of the Sacred Heart at o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
John j. Shea and Miss Mary A! Flynn
| were married by Rev Father Mulcahy at
the church of the immaculate Concep-
ton yesterday morning. Michael Col
Inns and Miss Kate Bulger were the best
couple.
John Garfield and Miss Catherine Nc
Nally were married by the Rev Father
O'Donnell, at the church of the I'M
maculate Conception this morning. The
best couple were Joseph and Mary Nc
Nally.
Two carloads of DR. Heidmann's great
anatomical and mechanical wax figures
arrived here yesterday. Tie collection
is very large and costly. 1t will be
ready for public exhibition tomorrow,
at so and 81 South Main street.
Patents were granted to citizens of
| Waterbury this week as follows: II. j.
Ashworth, assignor to Waterbury Man,
ufacturing company, iron or steel point
ferrule; F. j. Page and II. a. Anderson,
process for soldering aluminium.
Town Clerk Madden is preparing his
| list of registered dogs and on June the
list will be handed over to the select
men. Owners of dogs which are not
registered on or before that date will be
liable TO prosecution.
| Mrs Bridget Delaney, aged A years,
died this morning at her home on Pine
street. The deceased had been sick for
some time with rheumatism and heart
trouble. Mrs Delaney was highly re-
spected by large circle of friends.
Real Estate Agent Schlegcl sold to-
day for the Y. NJ. c. A., the property on
North Main street which was decided to
the society by Henry Scovill. DIR F. e.
Castle is the purchaser, the price paid
being $4,000.
The board of aldermen and the coun-
cilmen will meet this evening at 1880, in
the district court room, TO consider the
matter of turning out in the parade Sat
urday morning, and to hold an informal
talk upon the subject of securing land
for park purposes.
| Commencing this evening and contin-
uing for three days during the repairing
of the transfer steamer Maryland, the
Washington express will run by way of
the New England road to Fishkill. This
will give many curiosity seekers an OPP
portunity to view the "Ghost" train.
The state pays $3.50 per capita in the
case of each pupil over fourteen years
old who attends evening schools. Last
years outlay by the state for this pur-
pose was as follows: Hartford, S262.50;
New Haven, $S13; Pennington, SS5,05;
Winchester, $3.50; New Britain, $751;
so; Thompson, $l42.5O.
E. w. Webster, the agent of the
Naugatuck Railroad company in An
SOulds iGLN Oh bhS uSoN Al hAS
office yesterday morning and in going
Tout for a moment closed the door, for
Igetting all about the keys or the char.
Iacter Of the lock. As it was near train
time he was compelled to force the door
with crowbar.
Mrs Elizabeth Colby was arrested yes
terday morning on South Main street by
Officer Healey, for intoxication. Mrs
IColby has record in the police court
which would rival the best of them.
She is the woman for whom the police
/ have been searching through the woods
for the past week. This morning she
was sentenced to the town house for &c
days and costs for being drunk aud 12C
days and costs for being common
drunkard.
Tailor Beardsley and the county com
missioners are satisfied that the recent
scarlet fever scare at the jail in New