Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-02-27
CITY NEWS.

OF Cast Out, But MOI tOrSaken, IN
this issue of the DEMOCRAT.
Epson & Singleton are full of bust
ness, selling lots OF suits and furnish
ings. 1t is good place to trade.
A meeting of the Third Order of st
Dominic viii be held in the Sacred
Heart church tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Maggie ]. Madden of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting Mrs j. j. Mcdonald on
Spencer avenue.
The regular meeting of the Water
bury band of hope will be held in st
Paurs church to morrow afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
Mr. Marsh, formerly a popular con-
ductor on the New York and New Eng
land road, is now in the real estate bust
ness in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Kate Stadler, aged 10, daughter of
John Stadler of $40 Baldwin street, has
strayed away from home. She is
slightly deranged.
Are you a subscriber to the DEMO
Graf? Now is the time to begin, if you
are not. The newsdealers and news
boys all sell the paper.
Owing to the illness of the speaker the
open meeting of William E. Crane coun-
Gil of engineers, announced for Monday
evening, has been Indefinitely postponed,
Miss Mary A.sShanahan fell down the
piazza at her home on Wall street yes
terday, breaking her right arm at the
wrist. She.was attended by DR. Dona-
hue.
The following district court assign
| ments were made this morning: Febru-
airy 90, Thompson VS. Payne. March {, City
Smith; same VS. Atwood; Baldwin VS.
Strain ct al.
Mrs j. L. Hotchkiss of Naugatuck,
mother of Mrs j. P. Morgan of this
city, was stricken with apoplexy yester-
day and is lying in a critical condition
at her daughters home.
Miss Mary NJ. Abbott delivered the
last of her course of lectures on "Physi-
ology,' before the Boys club last even
ing and instructive. At the conclusion
of the lecture the boys passed a vote of
thanks to Miss Abbott.
| A party of Waterbury people went to
New Britain last evening to attend a
leap year dance. They were: Charles
Smith, w. H, Doyle, Miss NJ. McCor-
mick, Miss Sadie White, Miss Nellie
Darling, Miss Alice Hughes and L. E.
Remington.
The old building occupied by Curran's
ladies and gentlemen's furnishing goods
store No 81 Bank street, is to be torn
down next month. Curran proposes
sc ling off all his stock for the present
and take his chances for getting another
location or going out of the business.
Messrs Stocking and Moses of the Ben
edict & Burnhan Manufacturing Co
visited Edw ard Doyle at the hospital
yesterday and sympathized with him in
his very painful condition, and again
assured him of their intentions to in
terest themselves in his and his family's
welfare.
Two children of Michael Egan of 265
North Main street, aged and years
respectively, were taken in charge by
Selectman Pinney last night; and re.
moved to the almshouse to-day. They
had been neglected by their father. The
mother of the little ones is in the asylum
at Middletown.
Street Inspector Wright who was
recently authorized by the road board tc
draw up contract in conjunction with
the city attorney and city engineer
with the Meriden road, relative to the
matter of supplying the city with traI
rock, had the contract all drawn III
yesterday, and it will undoubtedly bt
approved by the Meriden road and the
road board at its next meeting.
Madame Smell, formerly Mile La Mon
tagne, who recently gave up her dress
making parlors in Holohan's block, t.
leave the city, has returned and will
open to-day at 1877 Bank street MILE
La Montague was too well known tc
need any introduction to the public
Madame Smell will be pleased to see al
her old customers, and the ladies gen
, orally.
General Kellogg recently wrote tx
Congressman Wilcox asking him abou
the progress of the bill for a public
building for this city. Yesterday he re
ceived a reply. Mr. Wilcox says tina
he has been prodding the committe,
with reference to the matter, but moth
has been done. In fact no public build
ing bills have yet received the approva
of the committee.
There is talk of the G. A. R. posts O
the Naugatuck valley, including tn
ones at Milford and Bridgeport, com
II bining for.the trip to the National en-
campment at Washington, taking tn
boat at Bridgeport for New York, an,
the Royal Blue line from Jersey City, a
a cost of about $3.50 to each person
A citizen of Naugatuck has offered t.
pay the expenses of twenty members O
Isbell post to Washington and to furnisI
3 a band.
= Death claimed S. NJ. Cate, Sr. O
Bridgeport, yesterday morning, at hi
= late home, iO3 Benham avenue. De
ceased has for some time been SUFFERING
with carbuncle on his neck, which re
\ suited in blood poisoning and death
9 He was 70 years of age. Two sons an
a daughter survive him. Funeral sci
vices will be held to-day. Intermen
will be at Riverside cemetery, in thi
city.
DIR Gill has removed from 273 Sout
Main street, where he had an office, owe
three years, to Humphreys new an
unique shaped block corner of Scut
Main and Grand streets. The doctor ha
leased the whole building above tn
stores for term of years and will CON
mence to receive patients in his ney
quarters Tuesday morning next. Sine
coming to Waterbury some four year
ago, DR. Gill has been quite successful i