Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-27
OTTY NEWS.

A case OF scarlet fever at 10 Fa1rvleW
street has been reported to the board OF
health.
Now is the time to shoe your boys and
girls. E. ]. Finn makes a speciality of
children's shoes.
Neither side scored in the first inning
OF the Yale Harvard game at New Ha-
ven this afternoon.
A. s. Clark of New Britain has ac-
cepted position with the Apothecaries
hall company of this city.
The twenty-fourth annual commence
ment exercises of Notre Dame convent
will be held this evening.
The L. r. Haase Co to-day received
the largest stock of carpets ever con-
signed to Waterbury parties.
Nosahogan lodge, l. o. o. F., will
elect officers this evening, and the third
degree will be worked on ten candi-
dates.
porters of Yale went to New Haven to-
day to witness the Yale-Harvard game,
and "root" for the home team.
Frank L. Mcclure has passed a sue
cessful examination before the state
board of pharmacy, and received the
diploma of a registered pharmacist.
A. /. and G.. s. Chattield have secured
the contracts for the mason work and
Tracy Brothers for the wood work, of
the American Pin company's new build
ing at Waterville.
John Mclaughlin of 209 Baldwin
street had three toes badly crushed by
an elevator at Benedict s. Burnham's
shop this morning. He was attended
by DIR. Benedict.
If you are going to the worlds fair
call and see E. d. Manwaring, the oblig-
ing ticket agent at the New England
station, He can give you valuable in
formation and save money for yonr be-
sides.
The joint committee OF Concordia and
LyrR singing societies, having in charge
| the arrangements for a visit of these
organizations to Meriden on July 10, is
receiving great encouragement. Already
$50 persons have signified their desire to
go.
The funeral of Michael Dunn was held
from his late residence, 81 Mill street,
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Funeral
services were held at the Immaculate
Conception church and intermenl was
in st Joseph's cemetery.
Dennis P. Sullivan has been carrying
about to-day an indescribable smile
which has several times developed into,
"Have a cigar" When he met a
particular friend Dennis explained it
this way: 81 have fine little girl baby
up at 80 Ridge street."
Less than one hundred people left
this morning at $50 on the Boston ex-
cursion given by Wadhams' post, q. A.
r. The threatening weather no doubt
kept many at home who otherwise
would take the advantage of the cheap
rates offered, and the chance to take a
couple of days outing.
Townsend lodge, 1. o. o. F., held it's
annual meeting last evening and the
following list of officers was chosen
Noble grand. Fred Davis; vice-grand, J.
ii. Pilling; recording secretary, G. NJ
chapman; permanent secretary, Charles
H. Bronson; treasurer, F. F. Cook; hal
trustees, j. w. Smith, John Blair, A
81. Osborne; lodge trustee, G. h
Benson.
An Italian laborer at the new aims
house, named James Peril, was quite
seriously injured this morning. Will,
at work in the prison portion of tn,
building a heavy arch of broken stone
the man under the great weight
He was dug out and re
moved to his home in the rear of Banl
street, where he was attended by D.
Castle. His back, chest and shoulder
were hurt, but the injuries are not Of ,
serious nature.
George F. Bristol for intoxication wa
fined S. and costs this morning. Juliu
Weinberg was charged with assault OF
Constable James j. Egan. The con
stable went to Weinberg's home Satur
day to replevy some goods, when he wa
assaulted with a chair. Weinberg sale
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constable could perform his duties afte
certain hour, and believing that way
he attempted to prevent him from
taking the goods. Judge Root though
he was guilty and fined him 81 anC
costs, which he paid.
A very large number of people wer,
Ipresent at the marriage ceremony o.
Miss Mary Hartley and Bernard Kivlar
in st Mary's Ro nan Catholic church il
Branford Yesterday afternoon at $50
Rev Father Lee, the acting pastor, Off
ciated. Miss Annie Hartley, sister O
the bride, was bridesmaid and Bartholo
NEW Collins of Waterbury was bes
man. After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of Miss Hartley
parents. Many friends of the con
tracing parties attended. The weddins
presents were numerous and very
beautiful.
The Fourth division, A. .. II, held
largely attended meeting last evening
County Secretary J. A. Hynes installed
the new financial secretary of tn,
division, William Dooley. After the in
stallation President Daniel Altman pre-
sented Ex-President John II. Moral
with handsome gold watch as tokel
OF appreciation of the many valuable
services done by that gentleman for tn
division. The recipient responded in
neat speech and heartily thanked hi
brother members for the unexpectet
gift. An evening of social enjoymen
followed.