Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-05-03
CITY NEWS

Great bargains promised at Curran
tomorrow for bargain day.
The McGibeny family at the opera
house this evening.
The will of the late Edward Sperry
was admitted to probate this morning.
The board OF fire commissioners have
adopted a set of forty eight rules govern
ing the department.
Rev James j. Walsh of Tariffville,
: formerly of this city, who has been ill
for three weeks, is better.
The officers of the local union of
Steam and Gasfitters will be installed
= next Wednesday evening, in e. A. r.
ihall, by Organizer Joseph Carr of New
: Haven.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of DIR Hermann Schuelke and Miss
Florence A. Middlebrook. The cere-
! Imony will take place at the home of the
brides parents, 322 Grove street, on
June /.
4 At the annual meeting of the Con-
= necticut Bee Keepers association. held
in Hartford yesterday, Mrs w. E.
4 Riley of this city was elected secretary,
and Porter L. Wood, treasurer.
Rev R. A. Nichols will be ordained
pastor of the Second Baptist church
!, this evening. The ordination will be
performed in the First Baptist church
and several visiting clergymen will
h attend. A street car will leave Grand
= street for Simonsville at 10 o'clock.
The Waterbury Horse Railroad COM
Ipany has purchased a right of way for
the extension of its lines, from the pres
lent terminus on South Main street to
the bridge at Union City. The lines
u will run over the company's land, in no
way interfering with the road way.
JI-The officials at the local New England
V.ka 10 rhanurn in the
time table in the near future, nor do
they know when there will be any
night passenger service on this road.
The corrected time table may be found
in another column.
p The following cases were claimed for
the short calendar list for Saturday on
motions for, default for ths failure to
file an answer: Mcmahon VS. Randolph
s. Cloves, Gilbert A. Robinson VS.
Lewis, Smith s. Root, Michael CONNER.
- ford VS. City, Eoeffler VS. City, Daniel
q Carmody vs. City.
Constable Egan yesterday attached fol
the Plat Mill Co, horse and carriage
which p. E. ID. Mclean had sold to Thos
s. F. Kelley of Waterville. Last night
CONSTABLE O'Brien took the turnout from
Constable Egan on a warrant of replev
more horses in Thomaston to-day ant
he started after them.
ess At st Johns fair in Watertown las
ur night Gaigle and the Synnott brother
"a gave q good exhibition of acrobatiC
feats. w. Moran, Joe Knox and
10 Davidson, of the Acme club, gave ;
We good exhibition of bone playing, contor
MT ton acts and harmonica playing. To
night there will be another interesting
program, and special train will return
at 11:S0.
I'm Reserved seats, single, for the Ma.
ose music festival, went on sale this morn
of ing at the briggs s. Smith Co.'S musi
An store. There are yet many desirable
seats left. A chorus rehearsal will b
lid held this evening at 7:45, in st John
parish house, and every member is eX
pected to be present. No other re
*. hearsal will be held except that wit
the orchestra on the forenoon of the da
on which the recital is to be held.
L, The committee to whom has been er
trusted the work of providing additions
water supply from the "Branch" sourc
. met last evening and elected City Cler
Madison as clerk of the committee.
was decided to visit the location of tn
proposed reservoir next Thursday. A
the members are very much in earnes
in the matter of getting to work immt
diately. The committee will hol
another meeting Thursday afternoon.
William E. Crane council, America
Order OF Steam Engineers, will hold a
open meeting in their rooms in &. A.
block this evening, to which they e2
tend cordial invitation to all who al
interested in steam or steam appliances
The meeting will be addressed by E. s
Jennings of Boston, on the subject {
coils" Mr. Jennings possesses a tho
. ough knowledge of his subject and wi
AN render the meeting interesting.
In the United States district court {
New Haven, yesterday, the Waterbur
case of Mary Brady against the Unite
3 Life Insurance company of New Yorl
- for the recovery of life insurance O
the life Of Michael Sinnot, a brother {
81 the plaintiff, was taken up. The con
to plant alleges that on October 2, 1S9
the plaintiff took out life insuranC
n policy for $1,000 by the payment of s.
In and the bi-monthly premium of Sc s
w On December 81 following Sinnot die
, from natural causes and the compan
refused to pay the insurance and hi
10 the present time. The company set u
r as defense that the policy was secure
through Misrepresentation as to Sinnot
be- bodily health at the time the policy ws
secured. The case is still on.
The first anniversary of SanctuaI
IN Onward, A. o. S. of A., was celebrate
with appropriate festivities in G. a.
hall last night. About two hours
dancing was first enjoyed. Then IL
recently elected officers were Unstable
by Deputy j. H. Moran of Cou
Shields, A. o. F. of A. The list of of
GERS is as follows: Pastor. NJ. +. McKee,
nerney; sub pastor, Charles Kan
financial scribe, James Knox; treasure
Joseph st Louis; recording scrib
Daniel Altman; first attendant, job
McEvoy; second attendant, John Fa
mr. lon; senior keeper, William Phelar
VI junior keeper, George Foley. At IL
conclusion of the installation ceremoni
and the party sat down to an excellent bal
ap- uuet. After the wants of the inn
tn man had been satisfied speeches we
first made by Grand Chief Ranger j. ]. NJ
Donald, Pastor McKennerney, Pa
Pastor j. F. Hayes, G. H. Kane and
IL. F. Knox.