Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-19
CITY NEWS.

Excavations nave DSeu Luduc AOE bu0 L
new brick block that Joseph Guest will
erect on Brook street.
About ninety from this city took ad-
vantage of the New England roads ex-
cursion to Poughkeepsie to-day.
Barlow Brothers of this city have been |
awarded the contract for the plumbing
of the Connecticut building at the
worlds fair.
A special meeting of the road board
i will be held tonight to hear reports
from the committee on the new steam
road roller.
A gold bracelet was found on Bank
street by Officer N. T. Smith. The
article is at the police station and the
owner can have it by calling.
Mrs Mary Bleigh, aged 55, died last
ievening at her home, $50 Baldwin
lstreet. The funeral will take place to
st Patrick's church at 10 a. m. to-mor-
row.
Superintendent Moran of the aims
house was given one more mouth to
feed yesterday, Mrs Thomas Conaty, one
of the inmates, giving birth to female
} child.
A freight car stood on a side track in
Ansonia this morning in such a manner
that the New London express could not
clear it, and the passenger coaches were
badly scraped.
The will of Joseph Hanlon, Sr, was
admitted to probate this morning.
Joseph Hanlon, jr, is named as execu-
tor, and the property is left to the
widow of the deceased.
The New York & New England and
New York & Northern railroads will
, give another excursion to New York on
Saturday, July %. Fare from Water
, bury, including elevated railroad ticket,
$1.25.
The first of a series of lectures will be
given at the meeting of the Photogra-
h phic society this evening. The subject
will be: Pictorial Effect in Photog-
raphy," and will be illustrated by nu-
} merous slides. A full attendance is re-
Iquired.
John Gilmore, employed by ]. w.
IGaffney & Co, had one of his hands
badly crushed yesterday by a heavy
stone. The accident was due to the
carelessness of a new man. 1t is
thought that one or more of the fingers
will have to be amputated.
Proof sheets of the new maps of Con.
necticut now being prepared by the
United States geological survey have
been received by the commissioners
who are at work making the final cor
rections, in order to have them ready tc
- present to the next legislature.
D.
the state board of education, is to go t.
Chicago to ascertain the amount OF
room to be given to the Connecticut
educational exhibit. The committee OF
the council of education are working or
plan for the Connecticut exhibit, theil
general idea being to show how sub
jects should be taught.
Only $50, 900 of the last state bono
call, amounting to 5000, 900, has beer
fNn1 OF hn Sfnt frnn orig off fOn
AS the interest was discontinued July
the holders of the bonds not yet in will
be losers to that amount. 1t is ex
pected, however, that all the bonds
which are held by the Etna Life, will
be presented for redemption this week.
The Rev Thomas DuSgan of Deer
River, who was recently ordained to the
priesthood, has been appointed curate
at the cathedral, to succeed the late
Rev Thomas A. r. Nealon. Father
WEIGH, of Ansonia, also recently or
dained, has been appointed a curate a
st Patrick's church in Bridgeport. Thu
Rev Matthew Treanor has been APP
pointed curate at South Meriden.
The remains of Clarence Couse, tn
young man who was drowned in tn
I'd City Mill pond Saturday, are still a
III Moriarty's morgue, word having
20 been received from the Young man
en- to Waterbury. The body will be KEEP
until tomorrow morning. A subscriE
ton paper was circulated to-day to rails
= money for the burial of the unfortunat
young man.
The peddler arrested in BristC
charged with assault, and supposed to b
an Italian, is found to be a Waterbur
. Arab. 1t is said that his wife and seve
children are all engaged lie peddline
making Waterbury their headquarters
They could not raise money enough
hire lawyer and none of the BristC
attorneys had enough of sympathy fc
the man to interest themselves in his bt
half gratis. At his hearing in Wolcot
he was bound over to the superior cour
and in default of bond was taken to jai
L. Sergeant Cox told a New Haven n
porter, the middle of last week, this
Saturday would be beautiful, cool day
Sergeant Dunn of New York, said
would be an intensely hot one and tina
church goers, Sunday evening, woul
do well to carry umbrC las. The pre-
Idictions of Farmer Cox were right
v. Farmer Dunn was away off. And yt
the government forces us to look to
New York man for weather which w
. can get better made at home. TIL
matter is respectfully but urgentl
recommended to the weather bureau fo
Investigation, by the Ansonia Sentinel.
The representatives of the Waterbur
Turnverein will return from Hartfor
this evening at o'clock. They will b
met by the society at the depot and el
- corted to the hall, where supper and
jolly good time will await them. TIL
boys will have many trophies of victor
III, with them, the following from this cit
winning prizes: Wrestling, first, OFT
Book; second, Louis Glaster. Five con
peted in this class, all from Waterbury
les Putting thirty-five pound shot. frs
'er Otto Book, seventeen feet and 81
re. inches. The Hartford Telegram say
that the finest work of the exhibitio
was done by Otto Book on the vaultin
horse. Next years funniest will be hel
at New Haven.
The White Mountain express for Me-
eft. York leaves Hartford at 4:19 and til
New York &c New England train wei
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