Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-06
Newell Hubbard of Brooklyn, N. Y is visiting friends here

Newell Hubbard of Brooklyn, N. Y., is visiting friends here.
 Administration was granted an the estate of Lucy 4. Weeden and Jennie E. Hitchcock to-day.
 Joseph Casey, son of D. J. Casey, re- turned to Manhattan college this morn ing.
 The new iron bridge on the old Ches- hire road is completed and the road is again open for travel.
 Up to to day twenty-two women had registered at Town Clerk Madden's office to vote in school elections.
 The officers of the fire department are reuuested to meet in Chief Snagg's office this evening at s o'clock.
 An East Main street man had his head badly cut in a bar room scrap early yesterday evening. Dr Donahue placed six stitches in the wound. When in want of shoes and slippers go to E. J. Finns store and select pair from his stock, which has all the leading styles, and at prices that can't be under sold.
 The old bridge across Steele's brook on the road leading to the almshouse, has been torn down and the mason work for a new iron bridge begun by | the town.
 The ceremony known as the forty hours devotion began in St Ann's church yesterday and will close with a high mass at 10 o'clock tomorrow | morning.
 Richard Powers, aged fourteen months, son of Richard Powers of 30 | Gilbert street, died this morning. The funeral will be held tomorrow after noon at 3 o'clock to St Joseph's ceme- tery.
 | The 1 o'clock express on the New England road to- day had to be run in three sections to accommodate the heavy travel east. The 9 10 train, also, had to he run in 70 sections, although not an Isabella express day.
 The number of tickets sol1 hv Ticket | Agent Manwaring to the Worlds fair during the month of August was 23S. A little over 500 Waterbury people have l visited Chicago by the New England routes since the opening of the fair.
 Frank s. Annette, representing "Wang," the comic opera which had such a long run at the Broadway theatre, New York, was in the city to- day making arrangements for the pres entation of the opera in e"Jacques opera house on next Tuesday evening.
 An alarm from box II called out the fire department at 0:io this afternoon. The blaze was in the garret of John Farrelrs house. corner of | Wall street and Wall avenue, and was distinguished before much damage had been done and without the aid of the fire department.
 The line of march for the firemen's parade tomorrow will form on the north side of the green at 1:30. The llne will move around the east end oI the green. and after being reviewed by the city officials at the City hall, pass or to Church street, to Grand. to Leaven worth, to West Main. to Exchange place, to Bank street, to Meadow, tC Soth Main, to East Main. to Cherry where a halt of ten minutes will bt made If the weather is warm, then tC Grove street, to Central avenue, to Wes Main street, to Crane, countermarch tC State. Here all of the companies anC bands will consolidate and msrcf around the green. Fire companies mum bers 1, , and have made great prepars tions for their picnic to morrow afte he parade. It will be a gala day, anC the companies have spared no expens, to make the picnic big success