Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-01
CITY NE VS.
warnings PERIL tomorrow.

Mr.. and Mrs George briggs went to
the Worlds fair to-day.
II. J. Quigg, superintendent of the
western division of the New England
road, began his.new duties to-day.
Go to E. J. Firms when in need of
foot wear. He has the leading styles
for man, woman and child.
A large party of Waterbury young
people enjoyed an outing at Wallace's
hotel, Lake Quassapaug, last evening.
The Womens Christian Temperance
union gave a reception and entertain
ment in the Second church parlors last
evening.
F. R. Cordley & Co.'S New York letter
of yesterday reports that the New York
& New England will have directors
meeting to-day and that Mr. Prince is
expected to resign.
A man giving his name as NJ, Rogers
! of Waterbury was arrested in Union
City this morning for peddling beer
from house to house. He had neither
government nor state license.
II. F. Donlan and Charles P. Gillespie,
| who assisted in the work of editing and
compiling the souvenir edition of the
DEMOCRAT, ARE about to engage in SINH
lar work for the New London Day.
At the Immaculate Conception church
this morning at o'clock Rev j. A.
Mulcahy married Patrick g. Kelly and
Miss Ellen Kealey. James Delaney and
Miss Lizzie Duke acted as best couple.
Edward E. F. Mcmahon of the DEMO
Graf received telegram last evening
| announcing the serious illness of his
mother. He left for Charlottetown,
Prince Edward island where she resides,
at 3:45 this morning.
/ Mia Mary ReiIav auad vaara
daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Riley of
81 Wall street, died at the residence of
her parents early this morning. The
funeral arrangements have not yet been
made.
Peter F. Quinn and Miss Mary J.!Daly
were married by the Rev II. Treanor at
the Sacred Heart church, this afternoon
at o'clock. The witnesses were
Patrick H. Danaher and Miss Maggie
Murphy.
William Hotchkiss of Bridgeport, who
has been in the employ of the Adams
Express Co, as a messenger on the
years, severed his connection with the
company yesterday. He will engage in
other work.
George Chatfeld, the notorious all
around society beat, is making his Gus
tomary visit to Waterbury. Odd Eel
lows, Masons, Knights of Pythias and
members of other secret organic atoms
are warned against him. The police
are on the lookout for him.
2Joseph Hill, whose home is at Isl
North Elm street, in this city, was
thrown from the top of freight car al
Blackstone, Mass, last night, and had
his right leg broken just below the knee
He was brought to Waterbury on the
n
Stretcher.
The funeral of Nellie Howard
daughter of Edward Howard of 16 Will
liam street. was held Tuesday afternoon
to st Joseph's cemetery. The floral of
ferings were numerous and beautiful
The pallbearers were Thomas McGrath
Alfred Wolff, James Holland anG
Thomas Riley.
William Sharp, a machinist at the
Waterbury Button Company, received 6
painful wound on the right arm shortly
after seven o'clock this morning
He had been grinding some tools on ar
emery wheel and turning around struck
the wheel with his left elbow, tearing
the flesh and making a bad wound
= which was cared for by DR. McEvoy.
A full stage rehearsal of "Pinafore'
will be held at Music hall this evening
, at 7:45. The reserved seat tickets fol
this opera, which are now on sale a
Days drug store, are selling in sur
. prisingly large numbers. Parties O.
l five, ten and fifteen are securing seat
: together in the regular opera fashion
y All promises to be most successful.
! The Nosahogan's big fair continue
to attract crowded houses. Last even
ing the Ship brothers gave an excel
lent performance of bell ringing
4 Towards II o'clock dancing was enjoyed
, with fine music and prompting.
j., matinee will be held Friday afternoon
Z for ladies and children, and the Ship
brothers and Charles T. Grilley viii
- Igive the entertainment.
u Real Estate Agent Scoville's horse, al
N tached to light Concord buggy, upol
the seat of which a terrified pug dog sal
ran away on Grand street before moo
to-day. Wheeling into South Mali
- street the horse narrowly escaped a col
lision with half a dozen deliver
wagons, but finally cleared them al
and went on wild run to Dover street
where it was captured without doin
any material damage.
II Hannah Sullivan, charged wit
, drunkenness, was given thirty days
the almshouse this morning. John Done
van was charged with abuse of hors
II belonging to Peter Kelly. The hors
was hlred may II TO go to the rae
track. He was driven there and the
to Naugatuck. The animals flank
u were all cut by the whip, and or
wheel of the carriage was dished. Of
GERS w. and ]. Brickel had seen Done
van. whip the horse, but could NJ
catch him. He was given thirty day
in Jail.
To-day, the first day of June, the su
rose at 4:10 and will set at 7:14, maxim
the days length fifteen hours and for
minutes. On June 80 the length of til
day will be fifteen hours and fourtee
minutes. From June 10 to "a we wi
|. enjoy the longest days of the year
} fifteen hours and seventeen minutes
The new moon will appear June ]
"a shortly before 1 o'clock IN the mornin
and it will be full on the Goth at LES
q m. The almanac tells us that summt
Sc begins June 81.