Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-02


Ridge street are visiting friends in
Rockville.
Patrick Delaney, 6 Sarsfield street, has
received an increase of pension to So per
month.
The Y. NJ. G. A. foot ball team is re-
quested to meet at headquarters to-
night at o'clock.
Mrs George Rudolph and family left
at Long Branch.
DIR Donahue to-day has every conf
dence of the speedy convalescence of
Rev F. J. Murphy.
/. Captain Thomas F. Foran of Bridge
port is candidate for the colOnelcy of
the First regiment, Hibernian rifles.
The letter carriers will make only the
morning delivery on Monday. The
office will be open until noon.
Pope's military band of Hartford has
| been engaged for the annual firemen's
parade, by Phoenix Engine company,
No /.
The Waterbury Manufacturing COM
pany will close this evening for the
holidays, resuming work Wednesday
morning.
Colonel j. B. Doherty and wife, Cap,
tain Arthur Dickinson and Miss Amy
Dickinson are spending few days at
Block Island.
Engineer Henry Mccarthy of the
Naugatuck division, who has been sick,
to-day resumed his old place on the $50
train for Bridgeport.
The meeting nights of the Third divis-
ion, A. o. II, have been changed from
the first and third Mondays to the first
and third Thursdays of each month
Florence, the eight months old
daughter of Mrs Mary Coleman, died at
"a Fuller street to-day. Burial will be
at Newburg, N. Y, on Monday.
The feature of the Band of Hopes
meeting tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
will be an address by Attorney Porter
l.. Wood. All are invited to attend.
The Scovill Manufacturing company
have force of men at work laying the
foundation for their new iron smoke
stack. The stack will be one hundred
feet in height.
The weather is all that could be de-
sired by the members of the Burns club
for their picnic, which is being held on
the West End grounds The club gave
short street parade at noon.
Martin Bergin has complete line of
fireworks at the lowest prices in town,
he says. Call and see the novelties and
you can buy for dollar.
The Misses Katie Stevens, Susie Don
nelly, Katie Donnelly, Maggie Reilly
and Mrs Synnott, employees at the
American mills, left for Savin Rock this
afternoon, where they will spend a
weeks vacation.
family, and Chauncey Seeley and
family have gone to the Milford shore.
Edward j. Starr and family with Miss
Mary Dryer, have gone to Meadow s
End.
The annual collection for the pope
will be taken up in all Catholic churches
Tomorrow. The money thus secured is
used by the pope to defray the expenses
of Catholic missions in all parts of the
world.
: Tracy Brothers announce that they
! will have the roof on the Connection
building at the worlds fair grounds
next week. They express the opinion
that the site is the best on the grounds
for state buildings.
Catherine Kelly, formerly of Malta
tuck street, took the habit of the
r Third Order of st Dominic ,on June "a, a
a convent of that order in Albany, N
~. She will be known in religion by
the name of Sister Mary Anthony.
The officers of the Waterbury Fire de
partment held a meeting last evening
and decided to hold the annual parade
on Thursday, September 8. The sew
= eral companies will appoint committee
to arrange the programme for that day.
Josiah G. Adams and Simeon Hale
the state appraisers, have been takinI
the annual inventory of the property a
the state prison. The amount of stock
did not vary from that of recent years
Their work will be completed in a few
days.
= Judge Robinson will give hearing a
Middletown to-day on a motion by tn
New York & New England road to dis
solve the injunction recently granted b,
him to prevent the registration by tn
comptroller of bonds of the Providenc
and Springfield railroad.
- The committee on teachers of tn
board of education met last evening t.
a choose a principal for the High school
but the list of applicants was so larg
that nothing was done but read the ap
3 Hlications. The committee hope, how
ever, to be able to present a name to tn
board on next Tuesday evening.
There is considerable talk of gettin
out a mandamus to compel the select
men to call the two town meeting
= which have been petitioned for in tn
proper manner and with the requisit
number of signers. The people inter
ested are thoroughly aroused over tn
manner in which they have bee
treated.
Woodruff Rhodes, an employee of tn
New Britain Ice company, was struc
by the west-bound passenger train o.
the New England road, at New Britain
last evening at 6:45. Rhodes was on hi
way from his home on East street to tn
er center and stepped upon the track jus
ahead of the engine, without noticin
the danger. Engineer Mulligan of N
o 65, which struck the man, said he bleV
the whistle, but Rhodes seemed daze
and stumbled on the track. He Wa
taken to the depot, where he died in fe1
moments. DR. Lyon, the company's SUI
geon, was summoned and found q cor
fusion over the left eye, a fracture Q
the left arm, also the left forearm an
- left leg. He died from the effects O
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