Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-25
CITY NEWS.

secured patent upon lamp and shade
holder. e., .<.
Architect Gri1Rs left for New York
last night and will sail for Europe to-
morrow.
Herman Kisel will open drug store in
Chipman's block on North Nam street
on May1. ..,.
In the Catholic church calendar to-
day is observed as the feast OF the
annunciation, q holyday Of devotion.
Eva Cohen. aged three months, infant
day at her parents home on South Main
street.
Architect Aug ]. Smith has completed |
plans for three story frame building to |
be erected by Timothy Brennan on Fuller |
street.
The Choral society held another sue
ceesful rehearsal last night. The local
principals held a rehearsal yesterday
afternoon.
The Rev Father O'DoGnell is receiving
many replies from clergymen who will
assist at the conservation Of the cathe-
dral in Hartford next May.
The fifteenth quarterly m Getting OF the
| Christian Endeavor Union was held in
the First church last night, all OF the So
cieties in the union being represented.
There was very brilliant display Of
aurora borealis about 1890 o'clock last
night. The lights were white and
formed an almost perfect arch In the
northern skies.
At a regular meeting of Court Fruit
full Vine, A. o. F. of A.. held Wednes-
day evening, George s. Husker was
chosen for delegate, and Peter Murphy
alternate, to the grand court convention
to be held in Middletown in May.
There are 275 persons in the county
Jail at present, the doomed murderer.
Petrillo, being the most notorious of the
lot. George B. Botchkiss, turnkey at
the Jail, has resigned and is succeeded by
John ]. Hart.
The trout law will be off in one week.
The March snow has proved better pro-
lection for the game fish than the Law
usually does, and the usual violaters OF
the law have had no chance to try their
skill in advance.
In the police court this morning,
Fred Dauphinais, lad IA years
old, was sent to the state reform
school for running away from home.
His grandfather wanted to take the boy
and give him another chance, but as II
was not a first offense, Judge Brad
street thought there was little use in
further trial.
Governor Buckley yesterday after
noon announced his appointments to
the board of worlds fair managers OF
Connecticut. For New Haven county
the appointees are Colonel John E
Earle, New Haven and ex-Congressman
Kellogg of Waterbury,; alternates, T.
Atwater Barnes, New Haven, and g. 4.
Parsons, Waterbury.
Superintendent Comeback of the
Boys club, whose watch was stolen by
au ungrateful fellow whom he be
friended several days ago recovered the
> time piece in a Jersey City pawn shoT
yesterday, Chief Egan having received
!, word that a watch answering the de
u scription of the one stolen had beer
/ located in that place. Tho chain is still
}: missing, but the superintendent is salts
Il fed.
The Sunday School Superintendents
union of New Haven county will hole
its eighth annual meeting in the Con
gregational church at Derby on Wednes
, day. March 80, with sessions at 1890 a
m. and 1880 p. m. This meeting is fol
all superintendent, assistant superin
tendents and ex-superintendents in New
Haven county. A collation. will b.
served at noon and officers for the ensu
ing year elected.
Superintendent Howe of the reform
school was IN Hartford yesterday con
sulting with LeveretE Brainard, of Case
r Lockwood & Brainard, in regard to
man to take charge of the printing de
L partment about to be started at tn
chool. Rev George L. Coburn o
I Yalesville, a practical printer, was re
\ commended. The telegrsphy depart
ment Is progressing finely under the di
- rection of Miss Margaret Curran. Six
teen boys are now studying under he
guidance.
Just now, says an exchange, wha
with diphtheria, scarlet fever and tn
householders to be cautious abou
trading with pack peddlers, those VIII
carry dry goods, etc. in bundles on thei
., backs or in large baskets. Such ped
'" hlers usually lodge in filthy quarters Il
q. large towns and cities and their good
are handled by all sorts of people. !
the disease germs were only as large q
N tesimally small, one could avoid ther
he easier.
A change has come over the Nev
York and New England road, and folk
- are wondering how long trains will b
on time to the dot. Wrecks seem to b
a thing OF the past and the passenge
service WAS never better. An employ
of the road said in explanation of tn
new state Of affairs, yesterday, that tn
Coao As only nanuunB naIt the IrelgnC
has been. The big transfer steamer q
Fishkill was running night and day a
winter. Now 1t only runs twelve hour
and through freight that cannot b
handled Is refused.
When Conductor SCOTS 1895 after
noon train from this city to BridgepoI
was passing north of Stratford yestel
vi day, a volley Of stones was thrown 6
the cars by several young fellow
When the train reached BridgepoI
complaint was made to Officer ARNOLD
Officers Arnold and Hunt and Brak,
man Colbert of Mr. SCOTS train n
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