Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-07-25
CITY NEWS.

pl"OSr aAS thc haPPS PhCh'S VI paot
boy.
Meat is now much cheaper. Proof
Visit the Bridge market. corner of Bald
win and Bridge streets.
Three cars filled with excursionists
left the city this morning on the New
England road 5 excursion to Boston.
Morris, the clothier, will open his
store in Holohan's block, corner of
South Main and Scovill streets, at &
O'Clock this evening.
Treasurer p. d. Ryan. of the knights
OF Columbus, will today pay 81 900 to
the heirs Of Frank MCItugh and James
L. O'Mara of New Haven and Maurice
Foley of Bristol, deceased members of
the order.
a man giving his name as John
Saunders, Who said he was on his WAY
to Waterbury, WAS arrested while hang
ing around Danhury and yesterday sen
fenced to Jail for thirty days. His story
that he had been assaulted by negro
and two ribs broken did not affect Judge
Scott.
There are advertised letters at the
postoffice for Mrs Anna Cassidy, Mrs
John Cooney, Mrs Il Monnero a.. Miss
Catherine Anderson, care of Il. W
Ste nstrom, Miss Lucy Connolly. Miss
Mary Fitzgerald, Miss Anna Schinzel.
Frank Melia. Florence L. Smith. Rev
Ralph II. White, Walter J. Kellogg.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Hoar was
held at $50 this morning from the
family residence, 30 Ridge street, TO
st Patrick's church. where a mass
of requiem was celebrated. The
pallbearers were: Joseph Bracken. John
Flaherty, Michael Hoar and Jeremiah
Hurley. The remains were taken to
| Thomsonville for interment.
The members Of the road board held
an outing yesterday and visited and in
spected Henry street, the new street
near the corner of Washington avenue:
Green street. Bank, between Second and
| Fifth; RutledEa, not yet accepted; Vine
Hill and Adams streets. The board
then took drive 10 the quarry il Ches-
hire and inspected the works.
Many Waterbury friends sympathizc
with Frederick {. Perry. publisher OF
the Advocate, in the loss of his printing
office, by last nights fire in NauEatuck
de had neglected to have the iusuranc,
transferred after removing to the quar-
tiers in the burned building a few week.
ago. Mr. Perry was formerly compost
tor on the American.
The delegates from Waterbury to the
state firemen's convention TO he held in
1 DdhOOlN vi gust - anu = are MS lOl
lows: Phoenix, No l, William II
Wright; Citizens. No >. Joseph f
French; Mutual II Il L. Co. No l. Henry
III. REYNOLDS; Monitor. No ;. Robert
Wolf; Protector. No 1, William f. Ran-
non; Rose Hill. No >. William Lltlin:
Brass City, No 4. Michael Shaw.
Judge James Roche of New Britain,
deputy of the Catholic Benevolent L..
gion, was in the city last evening aud t
ing the books of Waterbury council H.,
found everything correct. The council.
which was organized three years az,
| with thirteen charter members, now has
q membership of forty. 1t is probabl,
that q council of the order will he or
GsniZed in WATERFOWL in the near fu
ture.
The board of education met in Super
intendent CroSby's office yesterday
afternoon to examine the marking OF
teachers. All the members of the board
were on hand except Mr. Pierce. who
sent word that law business would pre-
vent his being present. The board con
sidered that as Mr. Pierce was a mem Der
Of the committee on teachers il would
be better to wait until he could be
present and an adjournment was &C.
cordingly taken until ; O'Clock Thursday
afternoon.
| Prof Gentrv's wonderful ponies and
dogs, comprising his equine and canine
paradox, will appear on West Main
street. under a tent. three nights. begin
ming Thursday, July y. with matinee
Saturday. The press every W here speaks
in the highest terms of the entertain.
ment. He has sixteen adults and II
couple Of baby ponies The sixteen drill.
dance and answer questions Romeo is
the star, unless Eureka, the kicking
| divides uCifh hin, ha
Juliet Is the leading lady. There is an
army OF dogs, poOdles, greyhounds. pugs
and all kinds of fine dogs.
Kamak's closing out sale will he a
boon to housekeepers. In the house
furnishing line Kamaks ninety nine
cent store has long been the leader In
addition to his large stock of household
utensils, he keeps Il i've and ten cent
counter that is hesped with a general
assortment of useful articles. that De tic>
description. Mr. Kamsk's delicate
health causes him to dread passing ano
Their winter in this climate, so he has de
cided, after due consideration. to sell of
everything at sacrifice, to close up his
business before cold weather sets in.
An attempt to swindle George Carol
OF Norwich is made public. Tn,
method is an old one. 4 few wear,
since it was exposed by ex Mayor Bald
win Of this city after much investiga
ton. A dying man. protesting to be s
relative, writes from prison through Z
bogus priest that he intends to leave s
large sum to his American relatives
Then the Spanisrd dies and the con
federate sends on for So 900 to pay loca
taxes and release the btQuest. DDcu
ments covered with seals and otficia
signatures are forwarded from Spain
A steam shovel has been placed in
position west of the Plainville station OF
the New England road, and work on
the laying Of double tracks to Forest.
vile will be begun by large gang OF
men in g few DAYS. The railroad com
pany will do the work, having withheld
the contracts which were to have been
given to outside parties Two engines
several cars with full crew, a few box
cars, which are being put in shape for
the Italian lAborers to sleep in, will con
stitute the outfit. There will be about
$50 men employed on the job. Men
will be employed putting IN new
bridge over the stream near the Plain
vile depot while the tracks are being