Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-01
CITY NEWS.

Go TO the great mass meeting to-mor-
row night. Fill City hall to OVERLOOKING.
Tickets are out for Co G's ball to be
held in the armory on New Years eve.
Governor Campbell speaks at o'clock
tomorrow night. Don't miss hearing
him.
The regular meeting of the board Of
police commissioners will be held this
evening.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Snagg have re-
turned from their wedding trip and will
reside in Simonsville.
The funeral of the late Arthur o. Nell
was held this afternoon. He was
buried with masonic rights.
Mrs Rebecca L. Belts, aged Al, died at
the hospital last night from tumor at
the base of the brain.
All the democratic nominees on the
state ticket are expected at the grand
mass meeting tomorrow night.
The will of the late Richard F. Phelan
was admitted to probate to-day. The
wife of the deceased Is named as execu-
trix.
The Consolidated road has issued
points on the Naugatuck and Derby
roads.
Let a rousing reception be given to
Luzon B. Morris, John j. Phelan,
Nicholas Staub and the other nominees
tomorrow night, at City hall.
j. S. Fay sold for F. II. Humphrey to-
day two building lots on East Main
street, beyond Wolcott street, to Eugene
Pengeot of West Cheshire.
Conductor William Rock of the
Naugatuck division is confined to his
home by illness, and Conductor Daniel
Maloney has charge of the train.
William f. Trow bridge had two fin
gers of his left hand cut off by a circular
saw at Scovill's factory this morning.
The wounds were dressed by DIR Tonks.
The hospital visitors from November 1
are Mrs G.. Allerton and Mrs F. F.
Brown. Persons desiring to remember
the hospital in any way may notify
these ladies.
This morning the superior court for
the district of Waterbury opened in this
November 8, at 10 a. m, to New Haven,
when Judge Fem with jury will sit
for the transaction of criminal business.
Franklin A. Clark was this afternoon
approved as trustee of the insolvent
estate of G. A. Honold, who has recently
conducted jewelry store in Winsted.
The liabilities are placed at $4,000; as
sets, $4,000.
Regular meeting of the board of edu.
cation this evening. The death of John
A. Moran makes necessary the appoint
ing of permanent principal for the
Bishop street school. Joseph Cullen, Sr
the acting principal, declines to be con
sidered candidate for the position.
Go and hear Governor Campbell of
Ohio and Luzon B. Morris, Nicholas
Staub and James p. Pigott, at the City
hall tomorrow night.
Notice has been filed in the secretary
| of states office that the capital stock o.
the Waterbury Manufacturing company
has been increased from $25, 900 to $50,
| 900, and the number of shares at $2I
each from 1000 to 1000. All of thu
S25, 900 increased capital stock has beer
paid in.
Officers j. Brickel, Tehan, Allen
Smith, Claffey.and Mccarthy, who hav,
been recommended for promotion from
| grade B to G, were before the disciplin,
committee of the police board last even
ing and examined as to their knowledg
of the rules of the department. Th
promotions will be acted on this even
ing.
One of Ashton & Garrity's plumbers
named Coffey, was overcome with ga
last evening about 8 o'clock in JOSEPH
Guests cellar on South Main street
while at work. A fellow workman raj
for assistance and Coffey was carriet
out unconscious. He was soon revived
by DIR Hamilton, however, and re
moved to his home, 937 South Mali
street.
Charles E. Flint, one of the yard
masters at the Naugatuck station
while attempting to make a hitch las
night about 8 o'clock, struck his foo
against a tie which caused him t.
stumble. He threw up his left arm t.
save himself, striking the moving car
The arm was doubled up and broken be
tween the wrist and elbow. DIR Eros
reduced the fracture.
President Parsons of the New Eng
land road has issued the following gen
eral orders No 3: The resignation of NJ
q. S. Millen as general manager of thi
company has been accepted. Mr. E. S
Brown has been appointed assistant t
the president, and will have offices a
$50 Summer street, Boston. All report
heretofore sent to the general manage
should now be made to the assistant t
the president.
Governor Campbell of Ohio, one c
the greatest campaign orators of tn
country, speaks in City hall tomorrow
night.
A new feature of the business i
Curran's dry goods store is a week.
bargain day. On account of their il
creasing business and constantly turf
ing over of stock there are many thing
! they wish to close out and give the
patrons the benefit of. Hence, the
have selected Thursday and hereaftt
3 that day of each week will be Curran
r bargain day. See prices in Wednesda
. evenings paper
Many Waterbury people will be su
prised to learn of the death of Miss Sad
Seaman, the actress, and sister of v
]. Seaman, which occurred in Nev
York yesterday. Miss Scanlan's deaf
!, was caused by pneumonia which ST
contracted during her southern tri]
r Several of her relatives live in this cit,
She leaves husband, George Brennan
and one child. The funeral will tax
: place tomorrow afternoon.
E. r. Lampson told DEMOCRAT r