Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-03-11

The sheriff sale of watches taken on
attachment of w. III. Hunt vs K. u
Strain will take place at the green on
Thursday, March 81.
Tunxis Tribe, I. o. r. M, gave pri-
vate sociable last evening. Tonight
about sixCy-flve of the tribe will visit
their brethren In Meriden.
The officers of the four divisions of
Hibernians, also of the Hibernian
Rifles, will meet at st Patricks hall
Sunday at 10 m, for the purpose OF
making arrangements for st Patrick's
day festivities.
Patrick, aged 2 years, infant son Of
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Quill Of Baldwin
street, died last night. The funeral
will take place at p. m. tomorrow.
Winford E. Hotchkiss and Miss
Jennie P. Abbott we're married yester-
day by the Rev j. G. Davenport, at the
home of tho brides father, 80 Walnut
street.
The action Of the house committee in
favorably reporting the public building
bill, will very probably have tendency
to delay the matter of the proposed
changes in the local postoftice.
The Pastime Social club has elected
the following officers: President, Hugh
Flood; vice president, Henry Smith;
secretary, A. A. Paul; treasurer, NJ.
Flood; committee, G. Hughes, J. Con-
nor, R. Schlegel.
The Choral society held a very sue
cessful rehearsal of "Priscilla" last even
| ing in Music hall. G. E. Macomber OF
Boston was present and drilled the cho-
rus in stage work. He expressed great
satisfaction at the progress made by the
society.
The Fourth Ward Democratic club
win hold a meeting this evening in
their rooms on River street. All mem.
bers are requested to be present, as
business of importance is to be trans.
acted. The announce ment that the
meeting would besheld last evening was
premature.
A child of Michael J. Jordon, former
resident of Waterbury, and a. mt rpbel
- Carro1pn Council K. of c., and Of
Io3G now living in Newark, N. j., died
only few weeks ago. The mother has
been so affected by the loss that hel
mind has been impaired. Mr. Jordon's
many. friends in Waterbury will sympa.
thiEe with him In his misfortune.
The ladies of the CorIcordia society
gave a private masquerade sociable in
ConcordIa hall last evening. About 12t
couples were present and the occasion
was thoroughly enjoyed. The affair
was managed by committee consisting
Of. Mesdames Christian Hauser, s.
Engert, Charles Schmidt, George
Groetzenbach and B. Wehrmann.
Court Fruitful Vine, 5991, A. o. F.,
will initiate nucleus for a new court
Fruitful Vine, A. o. F. is the fourth
oldest court in the United States, hav
ing been organized July 8, 1874. 1t waE
the court that instituted Court Hancock
and other courts of Waterbury thai
broke away from the English order
some years ago.
Mrs Mcdonald, mother Of John ]. Nc
Donald, the Portland young man whC
was fined for various offenses in thu
police court this morning, arrived il
the city this noon and paid her son.
fines, amounting to $44. Chief Egal
had previously received a telegram from
the Portland authorities asking him tx
hold Mcdonald, as he is wanted in tina
place for theft. An officer from Port
land will arrive this afternoon and tax,
back his prisoner to stand trial tO-mor
row morning. Mcdonald is non-com
initial regarding his trouble in Portland
Col Doherty late this afternoon issueC
an order approving of the following ap
pointments : Company F, Private Wal
ter ]. Champion to be corporal from
date Of February 8; Private
John q. Schwab to be cor
poral from date of February 8
Company G., Private Peter F. Quinn Il
be corporal from date of February Z
Company I, Corporal Thomas ]. Bolgel
to be sergeant from date of February
Private Gustave A. Hagner to be cor
poral from February 1. Re-appointed
Sergeant Henry A. Kapitzke of Go
from January 6.