Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-08
CTTY NEwS.

necC1cuC until p. m, rrluay:-rair
weather, slightly warmer.
Company E, Hibernian Rifles, will
close its drill season this evening and
make arrangements for a company field
day.
The criminal aide of the district court
adjourned this morning until next Mon
day. All the cases on for to-day were
settled.
Court Linden, A. o. F. of A, will
meet hereafter in G. A. R. hall on the
second and fourth Mondays of the
month.
Court Shields, A. o. F. of A., held a
big meeting last evening. Three candi-
dates were initiated and four PROPOSE
tions received.
| Rev j. A. Mulcahy will deliver his
illustrated lecture on Columbus at the
meeting of Sheridan council, K. of c.,
in st Patrick's hall tomorrow evening.
The Young Peoples Benevolent So
ciety will give a concert and ball at
Concordia hall Friday evening. A gold
ring will be given to the best lady
| Walter.
Bertha, the six months old daughter
of Henry Archambault of 40 West
Liberty street, died this morning. The
funeral will be held at 2 O'Clock to-mor-
row afternoon.
Another communication from Secre-
tary 9. A. Lindsey of the state board of
health, to Health Officer O'Hara, re-
ceived this morning, gives the informa-
ton that three immigrants, Nellie King,
Bridget King and Humphrey Calvin,
have landed from the steamer Umbria,
which had varioloid on board, and start
ed for Waterbury.
francesca Adduci and Anunzziato
4 80 HAF
Madden this morning in search of a
marriage license. After the town clerk
had filled out the certificate in legal
form he conducted the party to the
mayors office where Justice of the
Peace Madison soon made them man
and wife.
The three children of Mr. and Mrs
John Moriarty, who have been suffer
ing from an abortive form of spinal
meningitis, are now entirely out of
danger. The condition of John, aged 5,
was critical at one stage of his illness,
his temperature rising to 105 degrees,
accompanied by convulsions of a violent
mature.
Colonel Doherty is about to issue an
order to the companies of the Second
regiment for the continuance of weekly
guard mount, beginning the first week
in July, until after the annual encamp-
l ment. The drill season usually closes
with the last week in May, but Colonel
Doherty desires the companies of his
command to make an exceptionally fine
showing at camp.
Ticket agents on the New England
road have received official notice that
commencing June 90 through car SER
vice via the Erie railway will be estab-
lished to Chicago and return. The
trains will leave Waterbury every
a Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday about
2 o'clock. There will be through Pull.
man palace sleeping cars and the con-
nection will be made with the Erie road
at Newburg.
Freight train No 1929, in charge Of
Conductor Dan Maloney, on the Manga.
tuck division, met with an accident al
Litchfield station about Z o'clock this
morning which delayed regular trains
, for two hours. A defect in one of the
car tracks caused a derailment of 6
q couple Of cars. Breakman John Casey
was thrown from one of the cars, but
was only slightly injured. Special trains
were made up at Waterbury to take
the.place of the 1880 and S:26 regular
trains south. The road was cl Jared al
8 o'clock.
George Morse, an employe of w. M
: Hurlburt, was standing with Mr.. Hurl
ton block at the corner of West MAR
and French streets this afternoon wher
= a workman on the third floor accident
ally dropped long board which STRUCK
Mr. Morse on the top of the head making
an ugly wound. He was driven to DR.
Benedict's office Immediately by MI
Hurlburt. At first it was feared tina
d the skull was injured, but after a Close
), examination the doctor is of the opinion
q 10 of Inoc fnon
4 al stitches were placed in the wound
Morse lives at Summit station.
= n In the police court to-day Arthur
Corrigan, for drunkenness, was fined S,
and costs. John Mitchell and Franz
Phelan were each fined S. and costs fol
=, a similar offence. Dennis Cavanaugl
went into Baldwin's livery stable yes
terday and assaulted one of the help
He was arrested and fined So and costs
Daniel O'Brien and "Rhody" Wad,
tried to have some fun with Officer
: Reid and j. Brickel, in Brooklyn las
night, but they made a mistake and
this morning o 'Brien was fined SIS anG
costs for drunkenness and 81 and cost
for breach of the peace. Wade was fineC
81 and costs on each complaint.
II It is not yet time for the rose bug
which some seasons are such a pest {,
Igrowers of grapes, but another pest ha
II made ITS appearance, which looks a
A. though it would cause much trouble t,
growers of the fruit. Unless ones at
tention is called to it, this last pest i
n not noticeable. A close look at the vine
" will show in many instances that tn,
leaves on the end of the new shoot ar
stuck together, and on being pulled
= apart there is found bunch of blacl
eggs, and in most instances a small
worm, also, is found feeding upon tn
leaf;th worm is one half inch in length
What the result will be in the end NJ
one seems to know.
General HARRISON and Commissar,
General Jameson were at Nianti
, yesterday looking over the ground witt
q view to putting up house where tn
cooking can be done in camp this sum
ID mer. This is in accordance with one o
p the provisions of the new militia law
The companies which have engage
st high priced caterers in the past ar
likely to suffer when they see what tn
state intends to do for them. The foo
will be good but it will be plain and a
cooks will have to be detailed from eac