Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-21
CITY NEWS.

liCan state convention IN new. haven on
September and z.
George Griswold, who has been ill
with typhoid fever, was able to be out i
for the first time to-day.
Special forecast for Connecticut: For |
Friday, generally fair, stationary tenn
perature, winds becoming southerly.
There are advertised letters at the |
postoffice for Miss Minnie Brown, |
Charles Hale and Katherine Anderson.
The republican town committee held a |
/ meeting last night and made arrange
ments for banner raising, to be held in
! the near future.
The work of building a fence around
Calvary cemetery is about completed.
Three interments have already been
made in the new cemetery.
The early morning train over the
New England road for Danbury and
other places: furnishes excellent con-
nection for Poughkeepsie and other
points.
The Young Mems Catholic Literary
association will hold a special meeting
tomorrow evening to make arrange
ments for their anniversary entertain
ment.
DIR j. F. Hayes horse slipped and fell
while coming up Bank street this morn
ing, breaking the shafts of his Concord
buggy. No other damage was done to
horse or driver.
An excursion to Glen Island will be
given by the employees of the Watch
shop on Saturday, August 10. They
will take one of the Starin steamers
from New Haven.
Patents have been issued to Water
bury parties this week, as follows:
, ohm e. Miller, assignor to Matthews &
Willard Manufacturing Co, center draft
lamp; Dwight L. Smith, assignor one
half to E. A. Smith, Waterbury, buckle.
A warm wave has developed in Arizona,
Texas and Louisiana, and is sweeping
northward. The wind yesterday was
northwest and the humidity was low, SO
\ Connecticut did not suffer much. The
J wave will probably last until Sunday.
The secretaries of the local councils OF
the Knights of Columbus have received
official notification of the deaths of John
IP. Begley of New Britain and J. E
Bracelin of New Haven. The tota
membership subject to this assessment il
1919.
The New York World includes the
- names of F. j. Brown and ex-Mayol
Baldwin among the list of prominent
democrats who occupied seats on the
stage at the big meeting held in Madison
Square garden in New York last even
ing.
The directors of the State Dairymeni
association met at the capitol yesterday
and discussed the question of the mex
annual meeting and exhibition. 1t wa
voted to refer the arrangements for tn,
exhibition to the president and secretary
as committee.
Timothy Seaman and Miss Mar,
Laden were married by the Rev Fathe
Mulcahy at the church of the Immacu
Cnnrnntinn OF
ing. The best couple were John Scan
Ian and Miss Nellie Laden.
The case of William McGrath VS. Will
linger & Crivetchsky was settled thi
morning. The plaintiff sold a wagon t.
the defendants on which 50 was paid
After using it for time they wanted t
return it, and did so, but McGrat
brought suit for the balance, $3.50.
The first annual picnic of the Youn
Mems Fourth Ward Democratic clu
e, will be held on the West End ground
DIS Saturday afternoon and evening
Special features will be a base ba
IS, game between the AGNES and Bras
vn Citys for purse of $50, and a on
g, hundred yards race between II. Kas
er and j. j. Lynch, for $50.
}" Superintendent Moran of the aim
house took little Johnnie MCGOWAN
the hospital in New Haven this morI
y ing to have an operation performed O
the Childs spine. He is one of the chi
dren which Selectman Pinney found
the home of the McGowans on Ea
Main street, where squalor and intoxici
ton had run riot.
MIR and Mrs Henry r. Byrnes, of / o.
East Main street, celebrated their silvG
wedding last evening. Many handson
and useful presents were brought /
the friends of the family, and the hapr
couple received the congratulations
all. A bountiful supper was served an
L. dancing and singing made an enjoyab
evening.
William Thoms came down Unto
street yesterday evening with one {
Dlsley d Weyand's teams, carving
ladder, which was struck from benin
by another team and forced into Thorn
horse. The animal became frightene
" and ran down to South Main stree
= where the driver was thrown out
front of the Pharmacie Franchise. Fl
left arm was broken at the wrist.
There is not one chance in ten tn,
there will be a single public buildin
bill passed this session of congress an
the Connecticut cities which are expec
ing public buildings will therefore /
disappointed. congressman Sperry
DeForest and Wilcox have worked ii
. dustriously with the committees whic
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have been uniformly "turned down."
s. The new democratic banner has a
rived, and will be flung to the breeze Q
next Monday evening. The banner is
large one, thirty-five by twenty-fiy
es feet, and having portraits of the cand
OF dates measuring six feet. The deman
o. for public speakers is so great at preser
that the committee can not yet al
nounce who will speak on the occasion
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music, however.
The directors of the Knights of Co
1t, umbus are busy arranging details of tt
program for the celebration of the 4OOt
,k anniversary of the discovery of Americ
by Columbus. Besides the grand paraC
which will be at New Haven on Octobt
II, there will be a mammoth band col