Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-28

The Y. M. C. A. IOOC Dall team VIII be on Holmes field on West Main street | at o'clock this evening. Every mem- | Der is requested to be present.
 The members of Company G have re- ceived new blouses and fatigue caps; l they are of dark blue flannel and the 1 same as those worn in the regular army. |
 Two candidates were initiated in 1 Court Fruitful Vine, A. O. F. of A., at l its meeting last evening. District Deputy M. F. McKennerney addressed the court.
 Mortimer J. Connor has sold his saloon, B East Main street, to P. H. Secrecy Michael Hayes and Christopher F. Nolan will attend to the running of the business.
 Charles Mitchell of Hawthorne lodge, Sons of St George, has been appointed deputy worthy grand president for the Waterbury district by Worthy President Gift of Ansonia.
 Albert J. Hall, aged eight months, son of Mir and Mrs Milton Hall 5S Bishop street, died last night. The remains will probably be taken to Brooklyn, N. Y. for interment.
 George B. Johnson, formerly of this city, is reported dangerously sick with rheumatism at Ludlow, Ky. He was a
  and Tunxis tribe, I. O. R. M. During the annual encampment of the Connecticut National Guard at Mantle, the New York SE New Haven road will sell round trip tickets to East Lyme, via the Naugatuck junction, for 50.
 Cornelius Murphy and Miss Johanna Stack were married at the church of the Immaculate Conception this morning, Rev Father Mulcahy officiating. The best couple were John McEvoy and Miss Mary Dolan.
 The members of the Second division, A. O. H., are requested to meet at City hall to night for drill. Those going to Ansonia Saturday, will meet at St Patrick's hall at 7;30 a. m. Saturday, in full regalia.
 Owing to the inability of the demo- ! cratic town committee to procure speak CTS during the heated term, they have decided to swing the campaign banner tomorrow evening, and to hold the rati- fication meeting later.
 Mrs Isabel Morrison, 62, died yester- day afternoon at the residence of her daughter, Mrs Adam Ruthven on Jew elry street, where she has made her home for the past nine years. The fun eral wil be held Friday at 9:30 a. m. at | the house. Burial in Hartford. The funeral of Thomas Comber of 34 State street took place this afternoon at 3:30. MT Comber was one of Water bury's oldest residents. He was gardener for F. l.. Curtis of West Main street. He had accumulated consider able property. He leaves a wife and two daughters.
 The stockholders of the Providence S, Springfield railroad have ratified the lease of tho road to the New York & New England road. They received a communication from several stock holders of the New York & New Eng land, objecting to the lease and stating that they had taken legal proceedings to secure it's annulment.
 Barney Pagan of CleveIands min strelS has been selected by Manager Pitou to fill the place of w. J. Scanlan, the insane Irish actor. Not until the season of 1S93-4 will the contract be consummated, however, out of respect for Mir Scanlan and his relatives, and in order to give ample opportunity for any chance of improvement in MT Scanlan's condition to become known.
 Henry J. Austin has secured a patent upon a chain making machine, which is said to be model of simplicity. The Smith & Egge Go of Bridgeport have controlled the patents of the chain making industry for years. Some time Iago several of the Waterbury concerns, who infringed upon their patents, were restrained from making chains.
 Joseph Johnson of the Connecticut Clothing company of New Haven, at tained his majority yesterday and ob- served the occasion by rendering a party of his friends complimentary supper at Stewards cafe, Savin Rock, last even. ing. Mir Johnson was the recipient of many presents in honor of the day, Manager Kaiser of the Driggs St Smith Co, was present.
 To-day the special committee on the IOddfellows' home will meet at the office of Grand Secretary Bottsford in New } Haven, in response to the call of Grand r Master Ware. The meeting will decide on the method of conducting the home A large number of applications have been received asking for the appoint ment as superintendent of the home IQuinnipiac lodge of New Haven, Char ter Oak lodge of Hartford, Stoningtor of Mystic and Pequot and Mohegar lodges of New London have each made known their disposition to furnish 6 room in the house.
 An item is gong the rounds of the state press that the legality of Patrick McGovern's election as colonel of the Hibernian Rifles is disputed on the ground that Sergeant Thomas Kane ol this city voted without right, as the by
 laws provide that only commissioned officers shall be allowed to cast ballots r Mir Kane when seen by a reporter thii r morning said that he simply acted al ) proxy for Lieutenant John Wall of G 3 E, who was unable to be present at tht 3 convention. He added that othe1 proxies voted and that was all h, 3 knew about the matter.
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