Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-02-26
CITY NEWS.


A rehearsal Of the shamrock and
Rose this evening.
Oscar Moore, the human photograph,
in Leavenworth hall this evening. !.
Brass City Hose Co will tender..-a So
house this evening.
Patents have been granted this week
to T. r. Hyde and j. Lines, forming
stocking supporters; ID. L, Smith,
buckle.
The ceremony known as the forty
hours alteration of the Blessed Sacra-
ment will open IN the Sacred Heart
church on Sunday, March 6.
E. G. Kilduff of the well known firm
of Kilduff & Co, has taken in a new
partner to the firm. 1t is a baby. boy
! which arrived yesterday.
"Cast Out, But Not Forsaken," a
charming serial, which will interestTand
hold your attention to the end, will be
commenced in the DEMOCRAT to-mor-
row.
] Misses Gleason and Hudner are about
/ to open dressmaking rooms in Browns
block, room 6, South Main street en-
trance, and would invite the ladies to
call.
The Rev Father O'DonneI returned
this morning from Hartford. where he
was in consultation with Bishop Nc.
the new cathedral which takes place in
May.
Charles Fanyou, who committed sui
eide in Hartford yesterday, while suffer
ing from insanity, brought on by the
grip, formerly worked in this city
Previous to his sickness he was EN-
ployed in Naugatuck.
A meeting for the purpose of organ
izing a state council of the Catholic
Benevolent Legion will be held in thu
Allyn house, Hartford, next Tuesday
Waterbury council will be Represented
by Miles McNiff and NJ. T. Maloney.
Floyd L. Andrews of this city, truste
Of the insolvent estate of Smith & Dill
Ion, obtained judgment yesterday, a
New Haven. for 81, 165 against tn
Citizens National bank of Waterbury
Judge Hall filed the judgment. An
appeared for the plaintiff.
In the police court this morning job
Roberts was charged with drunkenness
and resistance. He was fined SIS an
costs on each case. Mitchell Sequin wa
= fined So and costs for breach of tn
peace. John Oliver, for the sam
offense, was fined So and costs.
\ The members of Division No 2, A.
H., with their friends will dance in tn
auditorium this evening, and a squa
from the division will give an exhib
ton drill by way of variety. A shol
parade headed by the st Aloysius drur
CORDS will be given.
Clothing dealers say that there al
- more people wearing ulsters this wintt
than they have noticed since going int
the business of habiting the male pc
: ton of the public. One reason for tt
: increase in ulster overcoats is the chea
prices at which this comfort-giving ga
ment can be purchased; another is tt
education men have undergone respec
ing the desirability of an ulster over a
ordinary outside coat, for all around col
weather.
Freight Conductors Timmins ar
Cavanaugh of the New England roe
were each fined 81 for assault, 81 f;
breach of the peace and 81 for drum
enness with costs, at Hartford yeste
day. The new officials of the New En-
land railroad have adopted a rule tn
any employee committing any Grimm
offense shall be Immediately discharge
In conformity with this rule, last nigh
as soon as it was known that Timmi
, and Cavanaugh had been arreste
} orders in accordance with the above ru
were issued.
The exchange of reserved seat ticke
for coupons, and the sale of sofa and c
chestra seats for the st Patricks mig
entertainment at the opera house, W
begin at Miles F. Days drug store (fc
merly Bossidy's) on March 9, at a.
The sofa and orchestra sittings a
placed at rs cents per seat, while the I
served seats in parquette and DIRE
n circle are so cents. The price of adm
II sion is 30 cents. The managers wou
state that the boxes, including fl
sittings in each box, may be secured
the following prices: $375 for box
orchestra, and $3.50 for box in DIRE
circle.
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