Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-23
CITY MEMS.


with his Office.
Court Fruitful Vine, A. o. F., will
hold a special meeting this evening to
make preparations for visit to Court
Friendship of Thomaston on June 20.
New Haven, Conn, June 23-For Con-
necticut until 8 p. m, Saturday: Light
showers, followed by clearing tonight,
fair Saturday, stationary temperature.
Nellie Dayton, wife Of William Day
ton, was taken to the almshouse IN this
town yesterday, from Naugatuck, at the
request of the selectmen of that town.
Edward D. Lewis, who recently |
passed the civil service examination, |
has been appointed substitute letter
carrier in place of Henry P. Lapalme,
resigned.
Maurice d. Sullivan, aged 90 years, |
was taken from his home, 95 Scovill
street, to the almshouse Yesterday by
Superintendent Moran. He is mentally |
deranged.
Constable William ]. Rigney was this
morning appointed trustee on the in
solvent estate of Joseph Sabsovich.
The hearing on the appointment of COM
missioners will be held on June 90.
Nelson B. Reyes of Unionville and
married al Trinity church at 6 o'clock
last evening by Rev f, d. Buckley. Mr.
and Mrs Reyes will reside in Unionville.
Colonel Doherty has issued orders
calling together the field and line Off
GERS OF the Second regiment at the New
Haven armory Monday, June 26, at 2
o. M, to elect a major to fill the origi-
nal vacancy now existing.
The annual picnic of the st Jean Bap-
tiste society will be held at the West
End grounds tomorrow afternoon and
evening. There will be a base ball
game and other sports in the afternoon.
Many visiting societies are expected to
be present.
Governor Morris, Judge Carpenter,
the Hon Morris M. Seymour of Bridge
port, and A. E. Burr, constituting
majority of the state board of pardons,
met yesterday, and decided to adjourn
the board to the first Monday of Sep
TENDER, in view of the unsettled condi
ton of affairs at the state prison.
A large class of children received first
communion at st AIMS church this
morning. This evening at 8 o'clock the
sacrament of confirmation will be con-
ferred by Right Rev Bishop Mcmahon.
The feast of st John the Baptist will be
observed tomorrow by the celebration
of solemn high mass at this church at
$50 O'Clock.
The Rev Father Harrington, from the
County Kerry, Ireland, is in this city
for the purpose of collecting money to
help pay the debt on the Killarney Or
phans' home. which will otherwise be
sold. He comes to Waterbury by per-
mission of Bishop Mcmahon and is re-
Iceiving a kindly reception from the
Catholic people.
A. Lecroix of Brooklyn, N. Y, the
Iyoupg architect who has been Architect
Jackson's assistant during the qast year,
has accepted a position as superintend-
emit of Augustus J. Smiths Meriden
Ioffice and has not returned to New
York as enormously reported last week.
Architect Smith reports business boom
ling in his Meriden office.
General Secretary Daniel Colwell of
the Knights of Columbus has sent out
notice of the following deaths: William
l.. Sheehan and Henry d. Ford of Hart
ford, Charles e. Burke and Thomas P.
Griffin of Meriden, John q. Farrell of
mantle, Patrick 9. Stack of Winsted
The total membership subject to this
assessment is 5000. The average age OF
the order is thirty years.
John Cavanaugh and Miss Catherine
Shea were married at $3.50 yesterday
afternoon by Rev Father Lawless, at ST
Patrick's church. The groomsman was
Finton Keefe and the bridesmaid Miss
Mary Murphy. Following the cere
mony a wedding supper was served al
; the home of the brides parents on
Hickory street. A large number Of
! wedding gifts were presented to the
young couple, among them being sub
stantial check for $500 from the brides
parents.
@. A. Colley's term as liquor prosecut
ing attorney terminates to-day and un
less the republican commissioners re.
J appoint him, the office will remain va
cant until July /. In the event of At
torney Colley being reappointed il
would devolve on the democratic board
when it commences its duties on July
to GUST him and appoint some democrat
to the position. At present there are
several applicants and each is confident
Of success. Attorneys Holohan, Russell
and Brett and ex-Judge of Probate
Phelan are in the field.
William Rubin and Miss Pauline Bot
vinick of this city were married in Con
cordia hall last evening. The ceremony
was performed by Rabbi Silverman o.
New York. A bridal supper and recep
ton followed, after which the evening
was spent in dancing by fully 20(
guests. The bride was assisted by Misses
! Marie Siegel, and Fannie Bibro, and tn,
Holczer. A fine spread was served, anc
during the evening many congratulatory
! kilograms were received.
Lilley, Swift & Co have been contem
plating for some time the erection O.
more cop1modious quarters. They
: owned until yesterday a plot of lanC
fronting 1879 feet on Meadow street, op
posite Warren L. Halls produce ware
house. The New York, New Haven
Hartford Railroad company has ais,
been looking for more platform room
and q better freight building. As tn,
Hall lot adjoined the end of their plat
form a building erected there woul,
, cramp their freight facilities. AS
consequence the company purchased tn
4 lot yesterday for a sum said to be So,
; 900. Lilley, Swift & Co have secured
twenty years lease of the property nov
! occupied by William M. Cottle TO
wood turning purposes, and will at ono
proceed to erect suitable buildings Of
the premises.
Il Engineer Simmons, who was RESPONSE