Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-01-01
CITY NEWS.

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James Dews and Mary E. Seymour
were married yesterday by the Rev w.
P. ElsdOn.
The working force at the postotfice Is
somewhat crippled, three of the letter
and one clerk being sick.
The Entire Nous club met at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs John O'Neil on
Cooke street, last evening.
The second annual sociable of the
Pastime Social club will be held at
Music hall on Friday evening January
%.
This being Il legal holiday Sergeant
Cox, who regulates the weather for this
district, is not on duty. For that reason
the weather predictions are omitted.
Mr. and Mrs j. S. Carroll, of 119 Bald
win street, have received a New Years |
gift in the form of a baby girl, born |
last night.
Rev f. j. Russell of st Margaret's |
school, who is ill, was removed to st
Luke's hospital, in New York, yesterday
afternoon.
The annual concert and sociable of
the Waverly Social club opened in the
auditorium this afternoon and will be
continued this evening,
First Selectman Clarity and Super
intendent Sanford of the New Haven
almshouse, were in town to-day, the
Guests of Selectman Pinnov.
$50. a. .,-
AhrIe trelSnt cars olI Cl!e tlaCN az
Ia NJ VI g. NJ, E,'nIo,,d rnnd Iaot
eronin~
e"'e'
Dr y W. .. FROST ana Mrs MInnle l.:
hyuer were niapIi i5 ac tS caoch oaS'
eHeI11ns aV Tue LeSio'eliCe 81 .iie siooT H.
Eo6 Srs,er"' avenue ~ ''
s'i'
,,,iII 80 ,,lorr;od at i n."locle vostar-
Inn stor, lnh,,, ~ az t1,a n'"a 3f tIio
Ir r;yd $500 aoi %yoInnt SJraet Nv tie
p IVY ~, pa',.I,r ~ '
heE III Rowland
Marshall mayer mas been appointed
| tranmasIHr ON the New Yeas NeW
Eng ma luiIoau' lie Is Only - years
OF age, aud ms appointment to TINS re-
Snoor:.ibIe position speaks we'll for his
aolIltS'
The directors OF CHRISTIAN Visitation
and charity, KEY IT, U: Hoadley, super
Intendent, still have their office III the
rooms of this Young Women's Friendly
league. These rooms are now Ill the
Platt building, East Main street.
At New Haven, Yesterday, George B.
Warner of Woodbury. was granted a
divorce from AdeIine Warner of this
CITY, because she ran awav and left him
in 1886. She had also committed vari-
GUS acts of indiscretion prior to leaving
him.
The case of Hunter, Patchen &
Ravens VS. William Neville of Water
bury was on trial before Justice Bartlett
in Bridgeport yesterday. The plaintiffs
sue to recover 800 for goods which
they claim to have furnished the de
scented Neville.
Rao;nning Monday January tho
Naw Work e New England railToaG viii
run a through Pullman sleeping car to
Jacksonville, Fla, daily, including Sun
days, until further notice This car will
be attached to the Washington ex-
press, and will run through to jackson
Vile in forty-two hours from Boston
making it very convenient for those
travelling south.
Garrett Savers was befor. the nolice
court this morning IN the CHARGE ~
6rnnkenness resistance and braoeb ~
the neace He was fined sin and costs
for resistance. Indictment was sus.
pended in the other two cases. Thomas
Brennan, Matthias O'Brien and John
were charged with breach of the peace.
They were each fined IS and costs. An
appeal was taken.
Court Hancock. A. O. + of A has
elected the following officers for tbe
ensuing term: G. r.. Thomas Tnddv,
q Nj T TSeefe. traaenrar NTart;r
r. kenney. F, s. Edward r Hard liz.
R s. Edward p. HvIand: s. W. CHARLES
Schmidt. T. W Thomas RegnaI. g r r.
John Bannerman: ]. b. Patrick Bros,
> nan; physician, DIR B. A. O'Hara
trustees, DR. O'Hara. Patrick Kane, J.
A. Hynes. These officers " IL be IN,
stalled Monday night by Grand Court
Deputy Charles Z. Kane.
Concerning the action Of the Peonla'.
Eva Year Renefit order in notif1ino
members of that order sick WITH the
civ tIat thav viii ha aIIoTod hut ~, ne
Saaks sickness benefit Insmrence " 60 om.
missioner Merrill Of MassacbmsettS CIV,
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