Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-30
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Special meeting of Waterbury lodge
b. p. O. E, in Schwenck's hall this even
ing.
Main street, near Clay street, this after
noon.
The remains of Miss Maria Maloney
were taken on the $40 train to Meriden
this morning, where the funeral services
and interment will be held.
Quartermaster General HARRISON will
make his semi-annual inspection of the
state property in the armory this even
ing.
Henry s. Kaliske of New York city
purchased, last night, the cigar and
barber business of Henry Greenberg and
took immediate possession.
All employees of the center school dis
trict are being paid to-day, as many of
/ the teachers are DESTROYS OF starting on
their vacation tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs John O'Neill and Mrs
Jeremiah Fitzpatrick went to Bridge
port to-day to attend the funeral of
Michael E. Fitzpatrick in that city.
While the rain with hailstone accom-
paniment was falling in torrents in the
center of the city this morning, scarcely
| q drop fell in the Abrigador district.
The funeral of John Moore will take
place from his late residence, SO River
street, at $50 tomorrow afternoon,
with services at the Immaculate Con-
ception church.
The Rambler Wheel club will enter
tain the members of the Waterbury and
Naugatuck Wheel clubs this evening,
the occasion being the Rambler's first
anniversary.
Robert A., the IS months old son of
City Engineer r. A. Cairns, died this
morning at the family residence, 283
Hillside ovenue. The funeral arrange
ments have not yet been completed.
The water commissioners have got the
dumping station in readiness and will
have to start it in few days on account
of the great drain which the East
mountain reservoir is being subjected
to.
Margaret Osborne, aged 80 years, died
this morning at the home of her sister,
Mrs James A. Bradley of 238 Bishop
street. The remains will be conveyed to
IThomaston Sunday afternoon for inter-
ment.
Commencing tomorrow the residents
bof Wolcott will receive and can send
mail daily. Heretofore they have had
mail facilities only three times a week.
The mails will arrive at the Office here
at 1880 and leave at 1890.
Mrs w. s. Snow, Mr. and Mrs J. W.
Wright, Miss Amy Cottle, j. 81. Goss
and Miss Goss and Superintendent
Charles A. Cotter of Randolph &
Cloves will leave tomorrow on the
Isabella express for the Worlds fair.
n The funeral services over the remains
, of the late Theodore I. briggs will be
held tomorrow at p. M, in st Johns
Il 0h r.
1880 p. m. friends who wish to take 8
last look at the dead can do so at his
late residence.
At the meeting of Tunxis tribe, I. O.
r. M, last night the following officers
! were elected for the ensuing term
Prophet, F. o. Peabody; sachem. o. g.
Rabe; senior sycamore, D. Q. Somers
junior sycamore, T. G. Lang. During
July and August the tribe will meel
every second and fourth Thursday.
at the meeting of the Painters anG
Decorators union last evening the fol
lowing officers were elected: President
William Noble; vice president, Harrison
Northrop; conductor, Henry NJ. Keat
= r. Robertson; delegates to Contra
. labor union, G. II. Woodruff. FL. Nor
throp and j. G. Policy.
The rumor that Thomas F. Lawlor
who was recently admitted to the bar
;: was appointed liquor prosecuting attor
: ney of Waterbury was rather prema.
!! ture, A telegram from New Haven to
day states that there is no truth in the
matter and that no appointment will b.
made until the commissioners meet OF
saturday.
About 2 o'clock this afternoon the fir,
y alarm struck two bringing out Com
! panies No and 2. AS there is no boz
: numbered two the wagons drove up il
front Of City hall, and then it was fount
that Chief Snagg and one of the fire
! men had been re-arranging the bat
teries, and the wires had accidentally
become crossed. The companies werl
sent back to their houses.
The teachers committee of the boar,
of education give notice that a compel
tive examination of those who wish Il
obtain certificates to teach in the Cen
ter school district will be held in tn
High school building on'next week Fri
1day and Saturday beginning in the fore
noon. None under eighteen years of ag
are eligible to appointment and shoul,
not take the examination unless the
will reach that age within the year.
Secretary OF State John ]. Phelan, il
his capacity of supreme knight of tn
hM&ntS OF columbus, at noon yesterday
!. at the Hotel Waldorf in New York
y formally presented the Duke of Veragu
with certificate of an election to tn
Iorder, and conferred upon him member
-tship in the highest degree, that o
knight Of the Golden Cross. He ais
presented him a set of resolutions, hand
somely gotten up and enclosed in nea
box,
Peck & Sague's Daniel Boone will
west show and trained horses will ez
hibit on the West End circus ground
on the afternoon and evening of th
Fourth Of July. The spectacle is of til
, "blood and thunder" order, and is sal
= to be realistic picture of frontier life
3 In the company there are sewers
Indians and many trained horses
2 There will be a street parade at moor
The admission to either performance
twenty live cents. Children will be aC
mitted to the afternoon performanc
for fifteen cents.
The Outing cluh held one of ifs s,,,