Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-12-02
CITY NEWS.

4He hAteI supply SpAAHAAh'So VIII AAOSN
this evening.
o. A. Valentine. painter and decorator,
has made an assignment.
Regular meeting of Sheridan council, X.
of c., at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
A case of scarlet fever at 457 East Main
street has been reported to the board of
health.
The st Baromeus verein will have
special meeting at 4 o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
Mrs S. A. Kingman. II State street, and
Mrs f. d. Steele. will be the hospital vlsl-
tors until December 10.
Observer Cox says that 1t will be still
colder tonight, as We have not yet felt the
full force of the cold wave.
Frederick D. Miller and wife of New
Haven are visiting Mr. Miller's father,
Heman Miller of East Main street.
John Semrow, the Phoenix avenue tailor,
made an assignment in the probate court
to-day naming Frank Rametti as trustee.
meeting of tbe trustees of Sheridan
council, X. of c., will be held in st Pat
rick's hall at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
\ concert and suciable will be given by
Martin Hellmann lodge, D. q. H., in Con-
cordia hall, on Thursday evening, Deem
Der Il.
Reservr I'd seats for Mrs Mountfords Gu
tertainments at the opera house December
| t, and ., will be placed on sale at Cone 5
drug store on Monday at $ 4. NJ.
Stone work on the dam at the new reser-
! voir will be pushed forward for few days
yet, that it can be left in good condition
| for the winter.
| DIR O'Hara returned last evening from
New York where he has been engaged on
| business most of the time during the past
three weeks, running up to Waterbury only
occasionally.
Two hundred and twenty five feet of
twelve inch pipe has just been laid on
| Hayden street. TO carry off the surface wa
ter which flowed into the Scovill Manu-
featuring companys yard.
| The A .. Foresters of Waterbury, in an
illustrated. descriptive sketch; Brass City
Hose Co. No. 6, illustrated; fratcrnal col
umn. and many other new features in to-
morrows Sunday Globe. See the Globes
great offer.
| As the gates were being lowered at the
| Bank street crossing of the Naugatuck
| railroad TO allow the 1850 a. M. train to-
| dav to pass one of Dunworth's express
| teams came in collision. swapping off the
| Iull Tll anu W SthlllRS lLIC nun NNtSlLS
I Counterfeit silver dollars bearing the
date OF 1875 are in circulation. They have
| the appearance Of new coins and are easily
mistaken for genuine They do not have
a good ring" however, and theIe are de-
| fectS in the composition.
At the board of trade meeting last even
ing the matter of public building for Wa.
terbury was discussed and 81. W. Lake and
Michael Guilfoll were appointed a commit
tee to get definite information relative tc
the present status of the project.
Among the contributors to the relief bu-
reau to-day were John l.. Mullings, who
sent about 5000 worth of clothing ant
| winter caps; NJ. Kaiser 4 Co, ten overcoats
and twenty-five hats and caps; JOSEPH
Welton of Waterville. FIVE barrels of tur
nips and two barrels of apples. and Mis-:
White ladies clothing.
Two intoxicated men on their way from
Waterbury to Torrington Thursday even
ing forgot to get off the train ut Torring
ton and were put of at Burrville. One o
them rolled down the embankment into
brook from which situation he was rescued
before drowning by a teamSter who hap
pened to be coming along about that time
Mrs W. E. Hale of Middletown. who's,
husband was recently arrested and after
wards acquitted of the charge Of assault OF
Miss Flossie Hubbard, has decided Il
leave him and return TO her parents hom
in Easthampton. The household good
were removed there to-day. This ends tn
Jack the kisser scandal which has dis
turbed 1Iiddletown of late.
AT the meeting of Court Stephen J
Meanv, 4. 0. F. of A, last evening, Chic
Ranger John McEvoy, who will sail 70
Europe next week. was rendered a farewell
reception The affair. which was il
charge of Senior Beadle Edward R
Crosby, was managed so well that N
McEvoy was completely surprised. Their,
of social enjoyment was spent.
At bar meeting this morning the fol
lowing cases were placed on the short cal
endar: Fox VI Adams, motion to be re
stored to docket; Lee vs. O'Bnen, motion
fer default for failure to file answer
Doherty vs. Wolfe motion to amend plain
tiffG application; Town of Waterbury V
Brennan, Judgment Of foreclosure; Water
bury Savings bank vs. Brennan. judgmen
of foreclosure: AcGrath vs. Brennan. jude
! ment of foreclosure.
= TIE New York 4 New England road wi
, run holiday excursion to Boston mex
Wednesday, under a new plan. The far
- for the round trip will be S2.75, includin
| o., CTulleI
served on the main going and returning
performance of The Black Crook. no
running at the Boston theatre. Tn
special train will leave Waterbury at ,
= m Tickets are good returning by regula
trains. except the 3 p, m. train, on Thur
day.
Charlotte Dennis, the eight year ol
daughter of Mrs ". H. Dennis of Ne
Haven, died last night of what appeared I
be hydrophobia About three months as
the child was bitten by a SPITE dog. Ln
Tuesday the little girl manifested the FIR
symptoms of what proved to be her fat,
illness. She cried much like the yelp of
dog and the sound of water running fro
the faucet put her into violent hyst eric
The doctors were not certain whether IL
case was hydrophobia or e1traordinal
was formerly Miss Ellen Farrell of tn
city.
The committee who are dispensing VOL
orders are holding their second session t
day in the police court room and are givir
q out orders as rapidly as possible. Marie
> men with families, or men who are Il
support of mothers or sisters are given Ii
preference. Single men are told to wal
The first gang of 100 worked three day
t quitting Thursday night, the second gar
, taking their places. They will give VT
=, to those appointed to-day on Monday nigh
This system will be maintained until &
= are employed three days a week at leas
r When the session closed at 1890. siIt
nine had received the much desired orde
y, The work is going on rapidly now ar
probably $50 men will receive work orde
: to-day.