Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-03-10
CTTY NEWS.

Chicago.
Daniel Hayes has sold his meat mar
ket to Valentine BOIL.
There are n inc patients in the Kelley /
institute at West Haven.
Mrs T. 1. briggs and family will leave
on Monday for Aiken, s. G.
Miss NJ. E. King of New Britain is |
visiting friends in this city.
FIRST Selectman Pinney's mother died |
at her homo in Bloomfield yesterday |
afternoon.
Clark & Cannon of New Britain,
druggists, will move to this city within
few weeks.
Miles B. Preston, high sheriff of Hart
ford county, was in town yesterday
afternoon.
Epson & Singleton are still giving
i great bargains in the clothing line.
Call there and save money.
George w. Nelson and Mrs Martha II.
Rely were married yesterday by the
Rev JIG. Davenport.
The ladies of the Concordia society
will give a masquerade sociable in Con-
cordia hall this evening.
There will probably be some changes
on the Naugatuck division in the way
of promotions, caused by the retirement
of Conductor William Scott.
| Attorney Root is again at his Office
looking after his legal business. He says
that he feels weak yet, but hopes to fully
recover his strengthen a few weeks.
Edward McGrath will on May begin
| the erection of a four story brick block
where the wooden shanty now stands at
100 South Main street.
The Rev DR. Joseph Anderson was
elected vice-president of the Harmonic
society last night. The oratorio, "St
Paul." will be presented by the society
on May 10.
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Holland
will take place from her late residence
on Dublin street to the church of the
Sacred Heart at o'clock tomorrow
morning.
"Gus" Calender, the South Main
street druggist, is slowly recovering
from an attack of the grip. He was
delirious yesterday, but is much better
to-day.
Ellen O'Rourke, aged 81 years, wife
of jeremiah O'Rourke, of Scovill street,
died this morning. The funeral will
take place at p. M. Sunday to the
Immaculate Conception church.
The New York & New England re-
ports that ninety-five per cent of all it's
trains will be run without fire in any
be done by steam.
The annual fair of St AIMS parish
will be be held in the City hall from
April 90 to May 8 inclusive. 1t is ex-
pected that the fair will be the most sue
cessful ever given by the parish.
The Fourth Ward Democratic club
will hold a meeting this evening in
their rooms on River street. ALL mem
bers are requested to be present, as
business of Importance is to be trans
acted.
Pierce Ferris, who has habit of get
ting drunk and colliding with the Off
GERS of the law, fell into Officer Reid's
arms on South Main street this after
noon and now slumbers the hours away
at Chief Egan's headquarters.
A reward of 800 will be paid for the
apprehension of George E. Williams,
formerly of Bridgeport. Williams es-
capped from the Massachusetts state,
prison and the warden of that institu-
ton offers the above reward.
James Darling of West Side Hill, who
was injured few days ago at the Far
rell foundry, did not sustain fracture
of the leg as reported He received a Sc.
we're sprain of one of his ankles which
will contine him TO his house for a few
weeks.
Constable William j. Rigney to-day
attached twenty gold watches, the
property of Peter J. Strain, in favor of
w. II. Hunt, and tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock there will be an execution
sale of the property at the public sign
post on the green.
While examining the returns of the
state election in Hartford Yesterday.
John ]. Phelan and his counsel. judge
Harrison, discovered that Herbert H,
Benton, chairman of the republican state
central committee, who was a counter
in New Haven, had endorsed the reiec-
ton of the double ballots.
Thomas Mclaughlin of Bristol. who
was so badly injured about two W eeks
age while coupling cars on the New
England road, and who had skull ire
pannlng performed, died last night. He
was thought to be on the road to re-
covery until yesterday when he began
to sink and death ended his sufferings.
The New Britain Herald: The crack
drill team known as Seouses council. No
o, Daughters of Pocahontas, of Water
bury has been engaged by Mattabessett
tribe of Red Men of this CITY to give
their drill at the state armory on the
occasion of the moccasin dance on the
oath inst. Their marching is said to be
something wonderful.
The rehearsal of the Choral society
this evening Will be held in the hall in
Lilley block instead of in the Carrollton
council room. The change is made at
the request of Mr. Macomber who is here
He wishes to assign the members to
their stage pointers and full atten-
dance is requested. The rehearsal will
begin promptly at o'clock.
Last evening Court Fruitful Vine, No
1901, held one of its happiest meetings,
The principal event was the presentation
of the cane which was awarded to the
most popular G. r. of the A. o. F. of A.
at the union fair held last February, to
Geo V. Gooding, G. r. of court 1901 A.
o. F. of A. The presentation speech
was made by James H. Frenzy of
Court Shields, and was in every way
worthy of the man who gave it, as well
| as he who was the REGIMENT. Imrned-