Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-04-26

Mr and Mrs Thomas Andrews of Grove street will celebrate their tin wedding this evening.
 The prettlest line of spring suits and neckties to be found in the city can bel found at UdsoA & SIngleton's.
 The First Ward Democratic club wlll meet this evening for the purpose of making nominations for the coming primaries.
 The forty-third anniversary of Phoenix Fire Go, will be appropriately observed at the company parlors on the evening of May 5.
 Louis Miller, barber, who was em- ployed by John T. Drescher, left Yester- day for California, where he will look after a share of large estate which was left to him.
 The store on Exchange place, for. so many years conducted by Dennis Haw- ley, will be re-opened in few days by Hawley & Co, with full line ofsgents furnishing goods, trunks, bags, etc.
 The first battalion drill of companies G and A, under the new leader, was given in the armory last evening, and was a success. Major Burpee was in command and the battalion was divided into four companies as follows: A un- der Captain Moses, G under Captain | WOAL1, ID uuucL AlCubCAoAO GAoA V OAN v under Lieutenant Halpin. Sergeant Major Carter acted as battalion sergeant major and Lieutenant Fitzpatrick made his first bow as battalion adjutant.
 Chris F. Downey is named as ex- ecutor in the will of John B. Cuddy, filed in the probate court this afternoon.
 The document provides that a monu-
 ment be erected in the Cuddy
 lot in St JOseph's cemetery;
 that $1OO be given to the
 Rev J. H. O'Donnell for masses; after
 one or two minor bequests the testatoT ) gives his home on Grove street, near St Margaret school, to Chris Fl Downey and leaves the rest of his property.
 which is variously estimated at from $1 500 to $2,400 to his sister, Bridget Commerford, in trust.
 A council of the American Legion oi
 Honor was instituted last evening in G.
 A. R. hall by Supreme Secretary Hart . of New York city. Twenty-two charter
 members were initiated, and the charter will be left open for the next thirty
 as follows: Commander, Frank B
 Pagan; vice commander, James H Mulville; orator, Martin H. Fury; pas .. commander, Edward s. Cullen; guide James E. Watts; chaplain, William J : Rigney; secretary, James E. Carroll 3 collector, Dr J. F. Hayee; treasurer James Horigan; warden, John F. Hum
 mell; sentinel, P. F. Sherlock; trustees Matthew Kennedy, P. F. Malone, Dr N 2 J. Hanlon. The new council will b, known as Waterbury council, No 1133. ' A reporter talking with Fl. E. Sargen
 foreman for Gates Iron works of Chica
 go, who are to erect the stone crushe q in West Cheshire, gleaned the following
 information thIs afternoon. The sit @ selected is in the lodges near the Yves 9 Cheshire depot; the work of raising tn @ buildings will commence tomorrow
 morning, the building itself will be s feet high, IA wide and 30 feet in length c and will hold 125 tons of rock, four sizee l. screened. It will be so constructe l. that cars can be loaded withou @ trouble. The work will be i
 charge of A. J. Weldon '. the superintendent and Foreman Sal s gent. It will be complete in two weeki e when the city fathers will pay the plac Ii a visit and see the working of tn a crusher.