Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-05-27
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rial day address at Westport.
A. s. Chase has returned from a two
weeks visit to the Worlds fair.
Special forecast for Connecticut -
Cloudy, with occasional showers,
stationary temperature.
The Waterbury Sunday Globe will be
an interesting paper tomorrow and will |
contain all the lively local news of the |
week.
Architect A. ]. Smith has prepared |
plans for three story frame building
for Patrick Shanahan, to be erected on
Pemberton street. The building will
contain one store and five tenements.
An item which appeared in all the
daily papers, stating that John t. Nc
Grath of East Main street had been taken
to the asylum in Middletown, is denied
by the mans family. Mr.. McGrath is at
his home.
The following assignments were made
at bar meeting this morning: Friday,
June 2, Hayes VS. Cornelis. Thursday,
June l, Kendrick VS. Union Gas Saving
Co. Saturday, June 3, Haase VS. Strain,
two cases.
Waterbury's new directory just issued
by Price, Lee & Co, shows 1881
names, an increase of 1 1922 in year
The increase of 1892 over 1891 was but
S14, that of 1891 over 1890, S44 and that
that of 1890 over 1889, 421.
The town board of health held short
meeting this morning. William Rutter
appeared again before the board con-
corning his pond, but the board,
Notwithstanding his protest, deferred
action on the matter for one week.
After successful years work,W. J.
McElligott has accepted position with
DR. R. d. Nones of Philadelphia until the
reopening of college in the fall. DR..
Nones is demonstration of mechanical
dentistry in the Philadelphia dental col
lege.
William MCGOWAN, who has been a
sufferer from spinal meningitis, was
discharged from the hospital yesterday.
He desires to thank the nurses at
THAT institution and DR. Conkey for the
kind and able treatment of him during
his serious illness.
At a special meeting of the board eff
education Yesterday afternoon it was
voted that the board consider Miss Mary
Gaynor as mentally and physically in
competent to act as teacher, and that
the superintendent of schools be en-
powered to displace her if, in his judg-
ment, it was deemed best for the schools.
The picnic and games of Co E. Hi
bernian rifles to-day, at the West End
grounds, is attracting large crowds. Al
1880 the company formed under Cap
tain Mortimer Doran at their rooms or
Phoenix avenue and accompanied by
the Turn Verein marched to the picnic
grounds. This afternoon the Turner's
gave an exhibition on the grounds
t Dancing and general good time viii
continue until II o'clock tonight.
Hawthorne lodge, Sons of st George
elected the following officers last night
Worthy president, A. Matthew's; vice
president, T, Whitley; secretary, T
Dallywater; treasurer, P. B. Lewis; mes
2 senger, II. Dixon; assistant secretary, j
r. Wardle; first representative to granC
lodge, G. Edwards; second representa-
9 tive, A. Needham; first alternate, j. F
8 Barlow; second alternate, G. Mitchell.
The preliminary meeting to nominate
), and elect officers of the new Irish
e American lodge of the N. f. o. P, will
be held in Johnson's hall, Tuesday
evening next. All who have been ex
amined are requested to attend. TIL,
lodge will be formally instituted
, Wednesday evening in G.. A. r. hall
East Main street. DIR Hayes Is the ex
aiming physician.
A meeting of those interested in tn
formation of local lodge of Elks wa
held last night in Hellmann's hall
il Henry Doerr presided, and Chris. Stro
bel acted as secretary. 1t was votet
= that the twenty-seven names on the lis
- constitute the charter members, and al
II other candidates must be balloted for
9 A committee was appointed to make ar
Il rangements for the initiation and en-
Il stallation of officers.
a The post office department has issue,
a new postal designed to be of advan
: tage to publishers of periodicals ant
letter carriers. Heretofore publisher
Il of papers have kept sending their mum
7 bers to the first address given and tn
b Icarrier knowing the address wa
K changed have taken the paper to tn
correct address. Now the carrier viii
= notify the publishers of any change b.
II one of the new cards.
The William Schollhorn Co of New
Haven, engaged in the manufacture O
scissors, hardware specialties and tools
and employing about $50 hands, will
= probably remove to Waterville. TIL
n reason for this change of base is tina
U Waterville has made the concern al
exceptionally fine offer to come Their
and it is for the interest of the com
pany to accept the offer which had bee
: done. The terms offered by Waterville
so it is stated, are that the town woul
furnish land, put up buildings to b
. | uoSN W 1hC COMPANY lOL ldSIOkicS dI IL
; own expense and would give the CON
pany the use of them free of rent Q
taxation for the period of ten year
l. when the buildings and land were to bC
come the property outright of the cor
Germ to do with it as it saw fit.
The foundation for two possible Law
- suits against the New York, New Have
& Hartford railroad were laid by Attol
ney Munger, of Ansonia, this week. Il
has served notice upon the company fc
claims in behalf of F. II. FInney, c
Woodbridge, and Oscar Smith, of Mi
ford. The former claims damages o
account of injuries sustained by h
horse and wagon on the recent collisio
|, at the Water street crossing in Ansonis
y whereby the horse was so s,riousl
"A crippled that it had to be killed. He d.
D. manded about 81 80. Mr. Smiths clair
is based upon damages sustained by
!!ISt fire started by spark from locomotiV
~ on the Naugatuck road whereby sewers
acres of land were burned over an
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