Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-29
CITY NEWS.

Company A will wind up the drill
season this evening.
A rehearsal of the cast of "Pinafore"
will be held this evening in the hall on
Scovill street.
Edward Fitzgerald of go Beacon
street, left this morning for Saratoga to
attend the funeral of his sister.
The new French Catholic church of
st Ann, in Hartford, was dedicated by
Bishop Mcmahon yesterday. Rev Father
Bourret of this city was celebrant of the
solemn high mass.
Willie Donegan, years old, suffered
fracture of the left arm, caused by
the falling down flight of stairs at his
home 80 Cherry street last evening. DR.
Donahue reduced the fracture.
; The Southern New England Tele-
phone company will pay on Thursday
Of this week the quarterly coupons from
$500, 900 five per cent bonds. The COM
pany has not yet announced its plan for
| issue of new stock.
All the regular officers, in the city
will go to New Haven this evening to
be present at the battalion drill of the
companies in that city. The governor
and staff, General Haven and staff, and
several officers from other regiments
will attend.
Nellie Howard, the year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward
Howard of 16 William street, died last
night after a few hours illness with
spinal meningitis. The funeral will be
held from the family residence at $50
tomorrow afternoon to st Joseph's
cemetery.
Patrick Conway, aged 90 years, died
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dence, 115 South Main street, after a
three days illness with spinal meningi.
tbs. The remains were taken to AnsonIa,
where the funeral will be held at $50
tomorrow morning.
The Knights of Labor of Connecticut
are making preparations for a state con
vention and picnic to be held at Hem
lock grove, Meriden, July 4. Large dele
cations are expected to be present from
every local assembly in the state. A
Handsomely illustrated book will be is
sued as souvenir of the occasion.
j. II. Quagg will assume the superin
tendency of the western division of thu
New York & New England road Thurs
day morning. Mr. Quagg has been fo
some time train dispatcher on the New
York, Lake Erie & Western. with head
lquarters at Newburg, N. Y, which i
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The great fair of Nosahogan lodge
/. o. o. F., will open in City hall thi
evening. The 81, 500 to be given ava.
in prizes is only one of the many at
, fractions. The musical programme vii
be very fine and special entertainment
will be added each evening The seaso
tickets are only fifty cents and the singl
admissions fifteen cents.
Eddie j., the five year old son of Johl
s. Fay, died yesterday morning O
scarlet fever. A private funeral wa
held from the residence, 10 Pleasan
street, yesterday afternoon to S
Joseph's cemetery. Two other children
of Mr. and Mrs Fay, Mamie, aged Z, an
Fergus, aged 3 years, who have had tn
disease, are convalescing.
Those having flowers, or able to pun
, chase them, should remember that to
morrow will be Memorial day, the da
set aside to decorate the graves of on
soldier dead and to perpetuate ther
i, remembrance. The rooms of Wadham
post, G. A. R. block, will be open thi
evening to receive floral tributes. TIL
school children should remember to b
at the cemeteries, as they have been az
signed promptly at s o'clock and
, bring all the flowers they can collect
They will wear badges furnished by tn
post. A general invitation is extende
to the public to attend the afternoo