Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-07-25
CITY NEWS.

this afternoon at her home on Bishop
street.
The recently elected officers of Lady
Trumbull council, D. of L., will be in
stalled this evening.
The infant daughter of Wilfred Straw
of the Watertown road died yesterday.
The funeral was held this afternoon.
Thomas Sachensky and Miss Alice
Quinto were married by Justice Griggs
in Town Clerk Madden's office this
afternoon.
George Gaffney, son of John w.
Gaffney, gave a delightful birthday
party TO his immediate friends at High
Rock grove to-day.
| Corporal Ed Hebner and William w.
Jones took little spin on their wheels
to South Manchester yesterday after
noon and spent the night with friends.
John w. Gaffney & Co started to-day
I to build a new casting shop, fifty by one
hundred feet in dimensions, for Ran
dolph & Cloves.
and II. Kast, at the picnic on Saturday,
was won by Lynch, who was given six
and one-half yards start.
A reception will be rendered to the
Cleveland minstrel troupe by the Rose
Hill Social club at their rooms after the
performance this evening.
Mary A., infant daughter of Maxim
Laplante, of 95 Brown street, died
Saturday evening. The funeral took
place at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Edward, aged three months, infant
son of Patrick Seaman of Fuller street
died last evening. The funeral took
place at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The estate of Michael Mack on Jack.
son street. through John Mack, objects
to the placing of a twenty-five inch
pipe from the Naugatuck river through
their property by the Randolph &
NClowes' company, unless they receive
u damages to the amount of 81 900. The
company will pay $3.50.
E. w. Pinney was approved as trustee
of the insolvent estate of w. III. Hunt
this morning in the probate court. s
A. Kingman and j. NJ. Burial were ap
Ipointed appraisers.
An interesting ball game was played
Saturday afternoon between mines from
Ring company. The Plume & Atwood
nine won by a score of 10 to 4.
On the Naugatuck division this morn
ing Conductors Gregory, White anc
O'Brien were reported on the sick list
Their trains are being run by Conduc
tors Scott, Munson and Maloney.
The funeral of John D. Brown, o,
Oak street, a veteran of Company E
Sixth Connecticut, took place yesterday
His age was fifty-seven. He died o.
chronic diarrhoea and typhoid fever.
At the meeting of the committee o
arrangements on the big parade of thu
knights of Columbus, it was decided
that each member will wear darl
clothes and dark hats and carry cane.
The annual outing of the choir of tn
Sacred Heart church will be held mex
Saturday at Savin Rock, on the occasion
of the union excursion of the Senio
Temperance society and the Y. NJ. G
l.. A.
Walter Stew ems, Is years old, of Man
chester, an inmate of the state reform
school at Meriden, escaped from that in
police of the state were notified and ar
watching for him.
The semi-annual meeting of Water
bury council, G. B. L., will be held thi
:, evening in Carrollton council hal
Deputy State President Roche of Ne'
Britain will be present to examine tn
|, books of the council.
All young men over 81 years an
r others whose 21st birthday is before tn
v first Tuesday in November, are n
lquested to leave their names wit
Registrar Flanagan or James L. Dur
. can at the democratic headquarters.
The democratic banner raising wi
not be held this evening as announced
owing to the inability of the committe
- to secure the speaker they desire. TIL
exercises will be held some evening tn
week, due notice of which will be givel
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residents living near the Cooke stree
reservoir saw, parties bathing in III
reservoir and washing dogs. Word we
sent to the authorities, but the partit
= escaped before they could be arrested.
The democratic state central commi
tee will meet tomorrow in New Haver
when the preliminaries for calling tt
next state convention will be settle(
1t is expected the convention will
held September IS and IA. Hartfol
will be the place selected.
The common council will hold an a.
Y journed meeting this evening, at whic
will be considered the report of Eng
neer Herring on an increased water SUI
ply, and the street railway company
petition to be permitted to use ele
tricity as a motive rover.
The railroad smashup in Bristol FIR
day afternoon, is the fourth one at tn
point within a few months. This OF
was caused by the conductor of freig
train No GIG using the tail brakeman +
- switching cars, instead of sending hi
back with flag.
g The new time card on the New En-
d land road went into effect to-day. T.
Long Island express trains are disco
tinued, the 8 a. m. train for Danbul
90 leaves five minutes later and the z:
ar p, m. train from Hartford runs throul
% to Fishkill.
The Waterbury Prohibition associ
ton have elected the following officer
President, E. A. Moree; vice. presiden
Nathan Merrill second vice-presider
w. G. Myers; secretary, G. d. La,
renee; treasurer, E. J. Thomas. tt
It, first three named officers will act as Il
town committee.
tx The Consolidated road, for the a
commodation of people attending Il
summer school at New London, W
- issue a special form of tickets. T.
fare from Waterbury will be $2.s
These tickets to be available on the I