Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-05-11
CITY NEWS.

IN the jacques PuuACOEIuus1
Robert Lowe, a floor moulder, had
four fingers crushed at the Farrell
foundry yesterday.
The new time table on all the branches |
of the Consolidated railroad goes into
effect Sunday. -rnuxy ..,.,...
James R. Kennedy of Meriden was
the only vicGim in the police court this |
morning. He was told to go home on
the first train.
The regular excursion tickets to
Martha's Vineyard were placed on sale
to-day at the New York & New Eng
land depot.
Ellen Taylor, the IA year old Water
town girl, who was arrested here last
week, was taken to the industrial school
at Middletown yesterday.
The trial of Amos Terrell in the Wa
terbury superior court at New Haven,
yesterday, for removing a boundary
line, was resumed and Terrell was &C
quilted.
The adjutant generals Office has is
sued for the benefit of the Connecticut
National Guard a card of instructions
giving useful hints as to infantry drill
regulations.
Thomas Lawlor, aged 3 years and
five months, son Of Patrick Lawlor of
No 0 Pemberton street, died yesterday.
The funeral was held at o'clock this
afternoon.
The Waterbury Horse Railroad COM
pany are selling twenty-five car tickets
for one dollar. In Meriden you get
twenty-four for the same snm.-Meriden
Journal.
John Frenzy, who is studying medi-
cine at the Long Island hospital lis home
on his summer vacation, He will pur-
sue his course under the direction of DIR
Frost until the next term opens.
Frank Chatfield, a youth of Is, who
has been employed as tow boy on the
North Main street line of the horse rail-
road, was taken with epileptic fits at his
home on City Mill lane last night and
died in short time.
The idea of a special train to Water
bury from Meriden, Thursday afternoon
or Saturday evening to see the "Ben
Hur," has been abandoned, but it is
probable that quite a party will come
over during the week and see it.
At meeting of the board of directors
of the Masonic Mutual Benefit associa-
ton at New Haven, Monday evening,
81, 900 was voted to the widow of the
late G. NJ. Stocking of Waterbury.
Seventeen new members were accepted.
Undertaken Martin Bergin has just
| EGCSINSO al dLuDuIduCS Oh LAS u1OSL
modern build and most convenient for
the transfer of the dead, or removal of
invallds. Can be had at his undertaking
rooms at any time day or night, 60
South Main street. Always get the best.
Reuben B. Davenport of the New Ha-
ven Morning News threatens to bring a
libel suit against the Connecticut Catho-
lie. A few weeks ago the Catholic
printed an article which conveyed the
impression that Davenport had turned
his back to the enemy at the famous
battle of Slim Buttes.
The railroad commissioners will to.
day begin their semi-annual inspection
!, of the New York & New England rail.
, road, starting from Danbury and com.
ing east. They will continue on this
, road until the main line and the
branches are inspected, which will take
about a week.
Officer Dan O'Reilly of Wallingford
: captured the four runaway boys from the
state reform school, yesterday morning
in William Purcells barn on the north
plains, and took them to Meriden. The
state pays a liberal reward for the cap
Gure of runaways from the reform
school.
DR. James ]. McEvoy, who has JUS
graduated at the Medical college il
Buffalo, N. Y, is home for a short time
DR. McEvoy was the valedictorian of hi
class, and has been appointed house
surgeon to the Sisters of Charity hospi
tai in Buffalo. He graduated from tn,
Waterbury High school in 'S9.
The board of education will meet thi
= afternoon at $50 to examine the paper
of those that have passed the examina
ton for teachers certificates. OF tn
seventy-twO applicants about twent,
) will be given certificates. The percen
tage has been established at rs per cent
although 1t was intended to make it 81
per cent at first
Executive Commissioner Major Wood
is constantly receiving application
from manufacturers of various Con
:. necticut cities for space of exhibition a
= the worlds fair at Chicago. Among tn
Waterbury concerns that have made ap
plication for space are: Randolph
Cloves, Patent Button company, Wa
-, terbury Clock company and Rogers
II Hamilton.
The thirty-seventh annual meeting O
. the Connecticut Eclectic Medical associa
ton was held in the parlors of tn
Elliot house, in Middletown, yesterda,
Y morning at half past ten, about twenty
q five members being present. The fol
lowing new members were elected: D
r. S. Miliken of Hartford, DIR j. 7
- Tonks of Waterbury, and E. K. Robin
of Eastford.
At a meeting of the Concordia Singin,
society held Monday evening Presiden
John l.. SAKE announced that he ha,
succeeded in obtaining figures for tn
building which they occupied, far below
all former offers. 1t was decided to hol,
II a special meeting on next Sunday after
noon to consider all the details of tn
purchase. The Concordia society will
undoubtedly obtain possession of tn
property.
Weather Prophet Vaughan's forecast
so far this month have turned out re
II markably well. He predicted that
violent storm would generate in tn
y west on the 9th instant and sweep east
ward. The storm has already de