Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-26
CITY NEWS.

postoffice for w. P. Randall, Eugene NJ.
Tilden, Harry Larson, Miss Maggie
Gardner, Lizzie Koran and NJ. J. Kelly.
Rev Father O'Donnell of Watertown
is New Haven to-day attending the
funeral of an aunt which took place
from st Patrick's church this morning.
John Crane, a young boy living on
McGill street, was accidently struck
with base ball bat over the right eve
this morning and received an ugly cut.
DIR O'Hara dressed tho wound.
At half past ten this morning Rev J.
A. Mulcahy united in marriage in the
Immaculate Conception church Patrick
Stapleton and Miss Kate Bowling. The
best couple were John McCue and Miss
Bridget Bowling.
A good time is promised all who at
tend the anniversary Celebration of the
na U =, Toy, society of st Cecilia's
H. , 1,o ~ ordia hall this evening.
Cecilia,s parishwill be devoted to St
uartSoTd is stonnthe Italian priest from
Go S T rerptppthg at the Immaculate
hold services in the to-day, He will
ception church to-nigttm Con
Catholics and will pr iIL Ine tIailah
vices the rest of the weSS"Oly hoi" S7r-
The meeting of those
formation of the new clUfsSce I:t9u III Tue 1e
have been held Friday eveH nh i was W
postponed until Monday eEniS's Hd Y6 Deeh
The committee On permanet. 's 10y -
tion will be ready to report a +baSs a ti,.a
4 and every person who wishest - Loon,1so
a member is requested to be- ~ 49,
promptly at O'Clock. Pn manu-
Joseph A. Robichaud of ohsa.;.
1 lava -,
to Join Frank A. Robbins circus ttor low
gen Point, N. j. "Robie" is kno> Dei
the king of slack wire and high roE 7 a. as
tension, and has travelled with RI 80;
circus for several years. He was
dered a reception last night at X
rooms of the Rambler's Wheel club.
@William J. Duncan, prescription CLERK
at L. Pratte's pharmacy, met with an
accident last night which for a tim,
was thought serious. He was catchins
ball in the yard at his home when thu
ball fouled from the bat and struck hin
beneath the eye, cutting a deep gasl
and breaking two teeth, He bled 70
several hours, before DIR Frost eoul,
stop the flow. No serious results ar
expected.
About $50 persons assembled in Con
cordia hall last evening to witness tn
Il S~Vuh6 OSJw0Su ETdnl
Julian of Fagan's shop and NJ. Maiorin
Of 1865 East Main street, for 500 side
The Italian Mandolin club fnrnishe
music. Thomas Calabro or South Mai
street was judge and after long an,
careful inspection of the work done, h
decided in favor of Frank Julian.
Mrs Marglr Quilter, aged twenty
lseven years, wife of Michael Quilter :,
81 Fuller street, died at 1890 this thorn
ing of spinal meningitis. She leaves be
sides her husband fcar small children
The deceased was a sister of Mary, Deli
and Patrick Barry of this city, and Johl
Barry OF Winsted. The funeral will b
held at o'clock Friday morning, wit
lservices at the Immaculate Conception
church and interment in Calvary Gene
terry.
At the Meeting of Company G las
night committee was appointed to CO
operate with q like committee from
Company A in making arrangement
for sociable to be held at the closin.
date OF the drill season, May %. Mex
Friday evening examination of cor
porals will be held with a view to films
the position made vacant by tho retire
ment of Sergeant w. 4. Keaveney
The committee on bylaws of til,
Mutual Aid association will meet in the
Il hlRlUs
The Oddfellows home at Groton wa
dedicated to-day with impressive cere
} monies, members OF the order from al
parts OF the state being present. Howard
Is. Hubble was grand marshal of tho
parade and among the aids were Chic
OF Police George NJ. Egan and A. P
Coombs of this city. The address o.
welcome was made by Grand Master G
b. Ware, and Judge Cowell of this cit,
delivered the Grafton. The programme
closed with benediction by Rev Z, 7
Miller of Groton.
The American Express companv will
continue its local business as before, anc
by arrangement with the Adams Ex
shipped to the nearest point where the
American Express has the privilege OF
doing business. The only way left fol
the American to recover the privileges
OF tbs New England road is through ar
appeal. This means long wait. DURING
which time the United States COMPANY
Will have the use of the New England
road. whether such a step will be
taken by the management of the Amer.
lean is not known.
Architect A. j. Smith is all smiles to.
day and feels justly proud over his sue.
cessful competition in Meriden, A com.
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selection of an architect to furnish
plans for the building of an engine
house for the Byxbee Hose company
and the Doolittle Hook & Ladder com.
pany. Architect Smith was invited tn
come into the competition a week ae q
last Saturday. That just gave him
three days in which to compete with the
other architects. He presented his
plans and last night appeared before
the committee in person. His plans
were far superior to the others sub
mltted, but there was some hesitancv
about giving the contract to Mr. Smith.
Telephone messages were sent to differ
emit people in Waterbury asking about
his character and standing; these were
found satisfactory. Members of the fire
companies examined all the plans and
at once requested the committee to give
the work to Architect Smith. The com
mlttee finally retained Architect Smith
TO complete the working of the draw
lngs and superintend the construction of
the building, which will be three stories
IN height, fifty feet front and ITO deem.
the front of brown stone, cut rock and
pressed brick, in Romanesque style. It
Will be built on Pratt street. and when