Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-07-15
CITY NEWS.

Nearly $50 people left on the New
England road excursion to Boston to-
day.
A large party of young people have
chartered two buses for Sunday and
will spend the day at Compounce lake.
The Young Mems Catholic Literary
association will meet this evening and
elect officers.
II. s. Scoville has sold the Blake pro-
perty on Bucks hill, house and tract
loft and lear Mrs Pearsalrs, to Amelia
Pouard.
On Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays
hereafter until September 1, the jewelry
stores will close at 6 o'clock in the even
ing.
There are two cases of scarlet fever in
the family of A. G. Bailey on Elm
street, and one in the family of F. G.
Wilson on Wood street.
Loretta, aged five months, infant
daughter of William Wortley of No 8
Hopkins street, died last night. The
funeral took place this afternoon.
ga Fair Blockade Breaker" by j. G.
DeLeon, is the title of our next serial.
1t will be commenced in Saturdays
issue.
Miss Nation is still confined to her
home in New Haven by illness. Her
shorthand school in this city, however,
is being conducted successfully by Miss
Alice Knight.
The county commissioners yesterday
morning released Cornelius Ahearn
from the county Jail. He is far gone
in consumption and his cough kept the
OTTER prisoners awake nights.
Edward Stills was overcome with the
heat while at work in Randolph &
Cloves mill this afternoon. He was
removed to his home on Baldwin Hill
and DR. Benedict sent for to attend him.
Grand Master Ware of New London,
and Deputy Grand Master Marigold of
Bridgeport were met at the depot by
Judge Cowell and driven out to view
the proposed site for the Odd Fellows
home to-day.
The Fourth Ward Young Mems Dem
ocratic club will meet this evening to
complete arrangements for their
= picnic which will be held on the West
End grounds, July %. Members having
tickets are requested to be present.
The Waterbury selectmen have been
notified by the selectmen of Danbury
that the town of Waterbury Will have
to pay all expenses for the care OF
Michael Nagel who was run over by a
train in Danbury and who is now in the
hospital in that city.
A meeting of the field officers of the
state Hibernian Rifles was booked to be
held at Meriden yesterday, but wore
was received that the meeting had beer
postponed until next week. The meet
ing was for the election of a colonel tt
succeed Colonel Donaghue, resigned.
A big meteor fell last evening a
about 10 o'clock. 1t was a large on
and exceedingly brilliant. Peopl
likened it to an immense skyrocket, I
came from the southwest and swep
over the sky, describing a huge circle
1t lit up the whole sky.
Miss Carrie ]. Thomas of Hartford
one of the ladies who was thrown iron
Id carriage on East Main street a few
in days ago, who it was thought was unin
90 jured, is now beginning to feel the Ell
", fects of the fall. She fell on her hea
on and last night complained of great pair
A temporary injunction was granite
the New England Terminal Co, in tn
y supreme court, New York, yesterday
England from interfering with tn
terminals business in the event of a r.
ceiver being appointed. The Hous;
tonic owes the Terminal company $500
600.
Considerable interest is being
present manifested in the maps of Coz
nectlcut, which are being prepare
L. under the direction of the United Stat
geological survey. The proof shee
have already been received by the con
missioners who are at work making til
final correction, in order to have the
ready to present to the next legislator
William Dillon got drunk last nigl
-, and created such disturbance at b
v. home that he was arrested. He w
. fined 81 and costs for drunkenness ar
the same for breach of the peac
James Latin for drunkenness was fin,
So and costs this morning. Edward
Buggy raised a disturbance at his hon
last night. He was fined 81 and costs
!. Constable Egan this afternoon serv,
papers upon DIR S. B. Mum in a CT,
suit for malpractice. The plaintiff
le David Ii. Borst, night Waterman at tt
'O' Smith & Griggs factory. Some tin
ago he broke his wrist and DIR Mur
rendered professional services. He
nes leges that as the result of the treatme
yer the wrist is permanently disabled al
re. sues for s., 900 damages.
The New York & New England ro
announces popular excursion
Poughkeepsie, next Tuesday, leavil
Waterbury at S:25 o'clock. This tt
will be run over the New England ro
to Hopewell Junction, and to Poug
et' keepsie over the new Dutchess coun
railroad. Excursionists will have
lex opportunity to see the famous birds
and enjoy half-day's visit at Poug
- keepsie. The train is due in that CT
at Ills a. M, and will leave on the
turn trip at 4:15 p. m. The fare for t
round trip is only $1.15.
. Governor Buckley intends to go in
camp with the brigade at Mantle tt
year on Saturday, August 10, and
main there during the entire eight da,
General Merwin will probably spel
two days in camp. General Emb
says that there will be more men
camp this year than ever before know
in the history of the Connectic
militia. The Second regiment will
in with almost the full quota of me
and will be in a condition to be divid
up into twelve companies, if Color
DOherty sees fit to do so.
William w. Shepard, aged 81, died
$3.50 o'clock this morning, of typhC
fever, at his home No 40 East MI