Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-18
CITY NEWS.

lOufneu meeting tuiS evening. The will of Caroline E. Ninar,l WAS ad- 1 nitt.-i to probate this morning. William McLinden of 79 North Elm street is spending two weeks vacation in New York.
 Ask to see the new samples ot orders of dance. invitations tickets. etc. just rrceiv- cl at the Democrat office.
 Frank Guilfoilc left to-day for Emmetts- burg. Md where he will resume his studies in Mount St Mary'S college.
 Have you secured copy of the DEMO- GRAF Souvenir edition They may be ob- tained at the office for fifteen cents. l The rehearsal of The Celebrated Case by the Acme Dramatic club k postponed until to-morrow evening at $ o'clock. ! Regular dinner D cents at the Phoenix | avenue cafe Table board. women $50, men Sl week. Home made pastry a spec ialty.
 The Center district committee will meet | this evening tn name the census enumera- | prS and appoint a ianitor for the Washing l ton school.
 ! Louis Roof had two fingers "f the left hand caught in an automatic machine in the Waterbury Clock shop this morning and badly crushed. He was cared for by | Dr Benedict.
 James Eu>ttCt'. lut llIlLt IlkultA NA' was out on bonds charged with stealing ring from d West Haven girl. was surren- dercd by his hondsman Saturday and was ! taken t0 jail.
 Rev J. F.. Bourrvt. pastor "f St Ann church. k at the Worlds fair. The train upon which he went to ChicaS" met with an accident but fortunately Feather Burrrt wAS not injured.
 The >tnn, work rt the big dam at the ncw reservoir will be commenced next "Wednesday morning and stone maSonS with their kits are already gathering from different quarters.
 Justice, Russell has decided the ease "f Charles Fried vS Louis Hickman in favor of the plaintiff to recover >2SI5 with costs. Ii wa~ .un action [" recover for goods sold. | Root t"r plaintiff. LowvfNr defendant
 President A A Mcleod "f thu New England road ls,>>vd through Waterbury vtStcr,i;lv afternoon accompanied hN Gen rr;.l Traffic Manager Randolph and super intrnlrnt Dewey "t the eastern division.
 The committee nf tn, common council. appointed to confer with the Waterbury Traction company. will meet at : o'clock this evening with the representatives of tn, company and agree on what shall be presented to the council.
 Miss Annie Kelly aged Is Henr> died NT~ttl0ttN morning al llt' It+SltltIlNC Nl utI father. Patrick Kelly of 290 Mill street. The funeral will he held at S:;'u to-morrow morning from tn, house with services at the Immaculate Conception church.
 The Painters and Decorators local union will hold d special meeting Tn Bronson hall at \ clock this evening. The differ encv existing between the members of the union and \. F. Taylor X Co and Scr0n Decker il k said will b, amirably arranged.
 Judg, Bratlstrett has handed down his decision in the ease of NIT and Mrs Oscar knickrrhoCkrr against the city. for injuries received on East Main street, whil, that street was being mtcadamizrd last fall. The plaintiffs sued for S5,wN and Judge Bradstrcet allows Sl.
 John J. Mcdonald Was made the rccip- tent 0f d past chief rtngcrs badge at the convention of the grand court of Forestcrs in New Haven last week. It k d handsome medal of gold. bearing the stagS head and other ,mblcmS of the order. and k suitably inscribed
 The funeral ot Margaret FoA. daughter ef Edward Fox, l2 Sperry street wls held at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon to St Josephs cemetery. The pallbearers were: , William and Michael Ryan Edward and | John McCirath. John kilduff and Thomas Corrigln.
 The funeral of Mrs Julia Lynch of 33: Baldwin street was held this morning witl services in tn, Immaculate Conception T church and intcrmcnt in St Joseph CemC Q tery. The p4llbearerS were: Frank Blacker |, Patrick Hanlon. William Loftus, Edwar, , Roach. George Blacker and William Quill Jahn F. G;,rren who WAS notified recent lN of his appointment to d EONrrnmen position. received instructions this mornin, to report at Washington at once. Mir Gar .sr1 1sNDI1lar and ,,NN wishes count for any HthinE he will be sue . c,>>ful and happy among the law makers He will leave for the Capitol "Wednesday.
 Thirty D,nhurian> have. scnt in petition to Colonel Patrick McCrvrrn of the Stat !. Hibcrnian Rifles to become d member q that organization and form d company il that city. The application means that th Shields Guard will withdraw from thvi o present organization and join the Stat Hihcrnian Rifle association.
 The southern New England Trlcrhcm Co has had public pay stations placed i, tn, Nau.2.tuck and New England drPot> 6 The collections madr on thu slot m; chine principle. The central office may h called up in the ordinary way. the c"nncc ti"n wanted k asked for. the central rftic tells how much tu drop in the slot and th party may 5" ahead.
 The r.te,. "f tn, Cunlvn Rruthor>. wh
 WIT, arrested srm' time ago Iunrrau d.sl, r, 'Iolu~ tu>iu, >~ III MlddlttoWn with ont h,.ne,. ean.e np in the Mlddlcto"l .-,f, --urt IEaln tc-lAv !. fIrt Iuds. Calet Ih. Icfcnd.rt- ert.Gcd ]. nlur-.r wh,c Vi . c-r',lci and tnc q :1N and cost . ,muc-.1 n. Ccnlor Brother appeale | Il. zupl ric- lourt ! test oasc Tln b -~2ls os :hIs and tho y-l1:.y ot IL ::,ce: --: !l's- vii A- :c-te3
 !: ! l-t S--y~i = :1o -->, se>>--E = ;E = --E.----4-a p-GT.1eS-c- c-z ol--vs---cS : [, tram, more than ten minutes late. Every ts lrndV who l. accustomed to travel much h d rail will appreciate the c"nNcnIenr" of sue an arrtngrment as this. It i> easy rn"ug [" secure it. The rilrostd cnmmi~>l"n,T T must instruct the railroad company i" hu . letin the arrival and departure "f all train . "Ner ten minutes late. together with U statement of tn, cstrl>, "f delay. wh, Il T, 'i qur~t,-d by the mayor. first ~,lrctmnn. " j twenty citizens.
 :. F. S. Judd of Bristol, wh" disappeared t- week aga, after coming |" Waterbury [ .- buy bill uf gonI>. was found in Ne Haven Saturday morning and taken hom, = H.. >.,v- he had no knowledge of anythin that tran>pirr,i after leaving Bristol mt h. csim- {" himself in New Haven. H Wa much surprised [" learn that it Wa Friday and the time that had passed sine Monday Va> not m"r, than tw" hours i hi> mtmnTN. ii" Can -1Nr n" acc"un whatever of his wht reabout< and il l. nc known where he has been from the time c leaving Bristol Monday noon until Frida ? night. His money which he had when h l. started for Waterbury was nearly all in hi 1T pocket and there wa~ nothing wrong on VI , Judds part.
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