Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-29
CITY NEWS.


to friends in Traverse City, Michigan.
Driver Edward Kane is resting very
comfortably and recovering rapidly.
The first Methodist church of this city
win picnic at High Rock grove to-mor-
row.
The schools OF the center district will
close to morrow at noon until Tuesday,
September 5, for the summer vacation.
The fifth annual entertainment given
by the pupils of st Mary's school will
be held in City hall this evening.
! Miss Mamie Minahan, who has been
visiting friends in this city for several
weeks past, returned to-day to her home
in Orange, N. j.
Mrs William Marsh, who has been
visiting the family of Alderman Barlow,
left to-day for her home in Norton,
Kansas.
The Misses EIsdon of Central avenue,
and Charles Goodrich, son of Commits
sioner Goodrich, left to day for a visit to
the Worlds fair.
The annual picnic and games of the
Waterbury Burns club will be held on
the base ball grounds Monday. A fine
programme has been prepared.
The place to buy fireworks is at Mar
tin Bergin's. All fresh goods, the larg-
South Main street.
Joseph and Frank O'Neill, sons of At
torney O'Neill, students at Georgetown
University, Washington, D. G, are home
for the summer vacation.
Grand knight John D. BoIan of Sher-
ldaa council, K. of O., has turned over
to Mrs Michael I'll. Russell the 81 900
benefit on account of the death of her
husband.
Mr. and Mrs E. j. Starr and daughter
and Miss Mary Dryer, stenographer in
the Office of Webster & O'Neill, will
leave tomorrow for a two weeks stay
at::Nantasket Beach.
Health Officer Robbins will furnish
official cards cards, to be posted on
houses in which people are sick, for
bidding unusual noise in the vicinity
on the Fourth of July.
The wrestling matches and the pony
race will be interesting features of the
games at the picnic of the Second di-
vision, A. o. H., on the West End
grounds July 4 and 5.
Michael E. Fitzpatrick, of Bridgeport,
who died IN the railroad station at Mil
ford yesterday, was a brother of Mrs
John O'Neill and Mrs jeremiah Fitz-
patrick of this city.
At the last meeting of Washingt ton
conclave, Sergeant Major j. D. Bolan
and j. d. Murnan were elected dele
gates to the supreme conclave, to be
held in New Haven in September.
Richard Pierce, brick mason, had
his left hand crushed by a heavy stone,
while at work to-day on the new
Apothecaries hall store house on Bene-
dict street. DR. O'Hara attended the
wound.
Prosecuting Attorney O'Neill will
serve papers to-day on the owners of the
property at the corner of French and
West Main streets, for violating the city
Ordinance in building out over the
Established line.
John Moore, aged 81 years, died at 7
O'clock this morning at his home, 63
River street, The funeral will take
Iplace Saturday morning with services
at the Immaculate Conception church
and interment in Calvary cemetery.
At a meeting of Toantic tribe, 1. o.
r. NJ, last evening, the following off
GERS were elected: Prophet, J. Elliott
Russell; sachem. E. G.. Munger; senior
sycamore, R. P. Smith; junior saga
more, j. F. Roberts; trustee, DIR A. A.
Crane.
Phelan the tea merchant is a hustler.
Every purchaser of one pound of tea
0dIuEudy receives special present.
just think, he is going to give a full
box of fine soap with one pound of tea
or baking powder.
The funeral of Mrs Nellie Dayton took
Place at 4 o'clock this afternoon from
Mulville's undertaking parlOrs to the
church of the Immaculate Conception,
after which the remains were inferred
in st Joseph's cemetery.
The Hon F. J. Kingsbury of this city
has been reelected a member of the
Yale corporation. Out of 1 $50 votes he
received all but about 200. 1t was
practically unanimous, as it deserved to
be. He is one of the most useful men,
bers of that body.
A special meeting of the center dis
trict committee was held last night to
authorize the chairman and treasurer to
make temporary loan not exceeding
$4,000 to meet the June payroll of
teachers, janitors, etc. No other bust
ness was transacted.
William Milton and his niece Miss
Katie Bowen have gone to Gettysburg
for q short vacation and during their
visit there will witness the unwilling of
soldiers monument at this historic
spot. Colonel Holt and several G. A. R.
men will also attend the exercises.
Town Attorney ]. P. Kellogg was
asked to-day what the next step would
be in the DIR G. Art Ward case. Mr.
Kellogg replied that he had not yet seen
the finding of facts, which Judge
Wheeler has fled, and until he had ex-
amined them could not say what the
next move would be.
Mrs Carney and the Misses B. Nc
earthly, Nellie Roper and Della Gronden
returned home last evening after at
tending the funeral of their friend, Miss
Lizzie Duffey, formerly of this CITY. who
died in Pennsylvania. Among the floral
offerings was a pillow from the en-
| ployes of the Waterbury Buckle Co.
Clouds of dust were raised on South
Main street at noon to-day by the broom
brigade who were sw eeping the pave.
ment, much to the annoyance of the
people who were on their way home
from the factories, and the merchant