Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-05-30
CITY NEWS.

meet this evening. S.@
Mrs M. j. Trumbull left this morning
on a visit to Kalamazoo, Mich.
John L. Sullivan in 'sThe Man From
Boston," at the opera honse this even
ing. 2 EH-| F1 -
Miss Lizzie Leahy of Torrington, who
has been visiting friends in this city, re-
turned home last evening.
DEMOCRAT souvenirs may be obtained
at the Office, newsrooms, or from the
newsboys. Price fifteen cents.
Edward G. Guilds, wife and two
children, left this morning for Califor-
mia where they will permanently reside.
The train due in this city at iii p.
m. on the Naugatuck road did not ar
rive this afternoon until after o'clock.
Now is the time to purchase a pair of
those pretty tan shoes for your boy or
girl or for yourself. E. j. Finn has
them in all styles and prices.
A full rehearsal of "Pinafore" will
take place at 7:45 this evening in Music
hall. Miss May Sullivan of New Haven
will be present.
Miss Minnie Eady of 81 North Main
street and her cousin, Robert Butler, are
going to sail for Europe Saturday morn
ing to be gone three months.
The New England road will offer
special rates for the Catholic summer
school to be held at Plattsburg, N. Y,
from July Is to August inclusive.
There are advertised letters in the
postoffice as follows: Miss Fanny Sheri
dan, Miss Minerva Griswold, Miss N. E.
Ellis, Maggie Dillon, G. T. Hayden and
E. Deland Pierce.
DIR Macdonald, the character reader of
tho ENnuuIar g. Wollo Jill orIUn
chronological examinations all this
week in his Office, Y. NJ. G. A. rooms
lover postoffice) from 10-a M. till 8 p. m.
Sheriff Miles B. Preston of Hartford
has invited the local constables and
sheriffs to be present at compi-
mentary banquet to be rendered by him
to brother officers at the Merritt house,
Hartford, June 10.
The case of M. J. Brzezinski VS. Alex
ander Sokoloski of Naugatuck was
settled yesterday by Sokoloski paying
Attorney Fl. @. Baldwin 5000 and $64
costs. The suit was for commission
on sale of property.
The United States express train due
in this city at 3:45 IN the morning was
delayed four hours this morning owing
to the derailment of car at Pomperaug
| Valley. All the other passenger trains
L
| on time.
The attachment in the case of Hugh
P. Stewart against John McElinden for
81 900, recorded on the Waterbury at
tachment records, was released and dis
charged to-day, the case having been
| withdrawn and dropped from the dis
trict court docket.
Seven bids were submitted for build
/ ing the new Normal school at Will
mantle, to the state board of education.
Tracy brothers of this city bid $4,000
under any other bidder, their figures
being $4,000 They will probably gel
the contract.
Mrs Margaret Egan, aged 73 years
died last night at the residence of heI
son, Chief of Police George NJ. Egan.
204 Cherry street. The funeral will be
held at $3.50 tomorrow morning from
the house with services at the Immacu
late Conception church.
A meeting of the division superin
tendents, general passenger agents anC
general manager of the Consolidated
road was held in General Manager
Platt's Office, in New Haven, yesterday
afternoon in regard to the time table
changes to go into effect June IL.
The annual "opening" of George Wal
lace's hotel at Lake Quassapaug is being
held to-day and Waterbury is largely
represented. Everything has been pro
vided for the comfort and Amusement
of guests, and provision has been mad,
for the busiest season in the history o
this popular resort.
Harold Welton, the two-year- old sol
! of Louis Welton, fell from a third stor,
window Of the house at 81 Vine street
! yesterday afternoon, and the injurie
ko1 ~
fellow climbed up on a sofa near tn
window and tumbled out, striking OIL
his left side. The left arm was broken
the shoulder fractured and the left sid
of the face badly disfgured. The Wei
ton family live in the country a few
miles from this city and were visiting
Mrs Charles Shorty at the time.
III Mrs Michael Woods, aged forty years
died rather suddenly at 5:15 yesterda,
afternoon at her home, 81 Spring street
The deceased was a we'll known an,
estimable woman. Besides her HUSBAND
three children survive her. She was
4 Matthew Lynch and Bridget Quinn O
this city, of John Quinn of Bridgeport
and William Quinn on New York. TIL
funeral will be held at 0 o'clock tc
I morrow morning with services at tn
, church Of the Immaculate Conception.
The funeral of Patrick Conway, VIII
died Saturday at 115 South Main street
= was held in Ansonia at $50 this morn
ing. Services were conducted at tn
Ichurch of the Assumption, where a n
: Iquiem high mass was celebrated by Re
Father Cray. The floral offerings wer
beautiful, among them being design
from boyhood friends. The plumbers {
Ansonia, the Plumbers union of Wate
bury and the employees of the Charlie
Thatcher Co, where the deceased we
employed. The pall-bearers were
Michael Donnelly, Thomas and Josep
Bulger of Waterbury, Thomas Garraty
Michael Murray, and Frank .Connor {
Ansonia.
In regard to the affairs of the Alum
mum Brass and Bronze Co of Bridg
, port, F. j. Kingsbury said to a reportt
= yesterday: The report that is gone OF
o. is greatly exaggerated. We expect I
close down in a week or so and wait fl
q better developments. We shall liqu
~ date and hope to start up again in tw
or three months or so. Thus you see
is no failure, but business is dull an
better circumstances are to be expected
It may be, indeed that there will
such change that it will be possible
tonntinVa NTH diminished fOroa m