Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-05-26
GUY NEWS.

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Mrs Fannie Porter was taken to the I
asylum in Middletown this morning by i
Su perintendent Moran of the almshouse.
E. j. Firms fine shoes for ladies and
gentlemen are the best the market
produces. Buy a pair and be in the
fashion.
E. G. Kilduff & Co have given their
boys department a Soom this week.
Three hundred boys suits at So. so, worth
81, is the cause.
Patrick Conway, a plumber, in the
employ of the Charles Thatcher COM
pany, is seriously i'll with spinal menin-
gifts at his home, 115 South Main street.
The elevator boy at the new BOIL
building gives the following statistics
for yesterdays business: In all 175 trips
were made, and 475 persons were car
ried.
There is a great amount of hustling |
going on in the local Naugatuck yard |
to-day, making room for the big trains
/ of circus cars which must be cared for |
tomorrow.
The board of education will have a |
special meeting this evening at o'clock. |
The object of the meeting is said to be
to take action on the resignation of one
of the teachers.
An interesting address on ''The Use
of Condensers," was delivered last even
ing by E. X. Conover of New York be-
fore the members of w. E. Crane coun-
Gil, A. o. of s. E.
The funeral of George Fitzgerald
Taylor took place at 2 O'clock to-day
from the house with services at st
Thomas church, Thomaston at 2 p. M,
Father Daily officiating.
The Sarsfield base ball club wants to
- -. al -.
years of age. Would like to hear from
the Acme juniors. Address Patrick
Burns, Sarsfield street.
Sanitary Inspector Moses said to-day
that there are only two mild cases of
Iscarlet fever and one case of diphtheria
in the city, and added: 81 have never
known the city to be so free from con-
tagious diseases.
Spring street looks bright and clean
to-day after the work of Street Inspector
WrIght's men. The bridges which were
torn up yesterday, however, to clean
the cutters, were replaced in several in
stances to-day.
J. T. Quin of Newburg will succeed
Superintendent Hammond of the
Western division of the New England
road. No order has been issued an
nouncing his appointment, but 1t is
probable he will be officially named to
begin duty June /.
John Murnane, musical director of
i "Pinafore;" Ed L. Maloney, stage man
ager; Miss M. j. Russell, who takes the
part of "Buttercup;" j. Moore, ''Ralph
Rackstraw;" and Rev DR. Martin, will at.
tend the performance of 'Pinafore' to be
t be played in Hartford tonight by the
Ideal Opera Co.
General Superintendent Barton, Gen.
T,l l.
tendent F. F. Dewey and the new super.
intendent of the western division of the
New England road, passed through Wa.
: terbury this morning going west. MI
Barton looked over things generally at
the local station with a view to make
9 improvements.
q Patrick Doolan got a fighting Jag on
last night and when Officer Noonan at.
!, tempted to arrest him he made a big
Q kick. He was tapped several times on
the head by the officers club, and was
brought to the station with the assist.
ance Of E. j. Epson and David Stein.
This morning his mother said he was
. her only support and he was let off with
a fine of So and costs.
At the meeting of the Painters and
Decorators union in Foresters' hall last
hight an address on the eight no ur
movement was delivered by William
j Chambers of Boston. The tenor of his
remarks was very conservative and he
- ever possible. The initiation fee has
Il been raised from So to S. in the local.
q Chief Egan has received a letter from
II the chief of police of Northampton, who
Il says that young Burrows, who is under
arrest there, has told him that the horse
and carriage which he took from Wa.
: Iterbury, he sold near CRANKY, Conn, fol-
SO and a silver watch. Mr. Dunworth
It left this morning for Northampton, be.
z fore the letter to Chief Egan had ar
4 rived.
Human bones are found occasionally
while digging the cellar for the new
library building on Grand street. The
pieces are carefully preserved and will
be inferred in one of the cemeteries
when the work of excavating is com.
Ipleted. The headstones which were
simply buried where they stood when
the park was graded are strewn about
n the lot.
Company E, Hibernian rifles, will
start the local picnic season to morrow
when they will hold their sixth annual
, Ipicnic and games at the West End
grounds. The company will meet at 1s
O'Clock sharp, and will be accompanied
by the Waterbury Turn Verein in the
= street parade. During the afternoon ar
interesting programme of athletic
Isports will be presented and the Turn
Verein will give special exhibition.
The Southern New England Tele
phone company has issued its revised
Iquarterly list, Of date May 10. The com
Ipany desires its subscribers to know thai
it will not be responsible for any errors
arising from their use of advertising and
lother lists which are not promptly re
vised. Subscribers failing to receive 6
Icopy OF the new directory will please
notify or call at the company's office.
The T. A. B. society base ball team Of
Torrington and the Jefferson club Of
this city will play in Torrington to-mor
, row. The Jeffersons were to play the
Torrington team, but owing to some
d Misunderstanding the game was cancel
led. The team the Jeffersons will prob
. ably take up with them are: Brennan
It Byrnes, Reid, O'Rourke, Mcneil Lahey
Dunn, Hayes, McEvov and Degnan
The number are requested to be at tn,
80 TnS,